What type of care does Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel provide?

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel offers comprehensive emergency and specialty veterinary care. The facility operates 24/7, 365 days a year, providing services such as Cardiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, and Surgery. Their dedicated team of veterinarians and staff delivers care with compassion and expertise.

How does Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel handle pet emergencies?

For pet emergencies, individuals can enter the hospital or call immediately, as emergency walk-ins are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no appointment necessary. Pets are seen by medical priority, followed by order of arrival. The veterinarians and technicians are specially trained in emergency and critical care, handling a wide range of medical and surgical emergencies.

What specialties are available at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel?

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel provides several specialty services. These include Cardiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, and Surgery. The team includes veterinarians who are board-certified or residency-trained in areas such as Internal Medicine, Surgery, Cardiology, Neurology, and Diagnostic Imaging.

What is the process for scheduling a specialty appointment?

For specialty appointments, it is necessary for the pet's primary veterinarian to submit referral paperwork prior to calling the hospital to schedule an appointment. This ensures that the specialist has the necessary information before the consultation.

Which specific conditions does the Internal Medicine specialist treat?

The internal medicine specialist, Dr. Joseph DiBenedetto, is trained to diagnose and treat complex medical conditions in pets. This includes the diagnosis and management of diseases affecting internal organs such as the kidneys, liver, lungs, and gastrointestinal tract.

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital - Mt. Laurel

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital - Mt. Laurel is a general practice practice in Mount Laurel Township, NJ, staffed by 2 DACVIM-credentialed specialists. Procedures include Internal Medicine, surgical emergencies, orthopedic interventions, and Surgery.

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About

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel provides comprehensive emergency and specialty veterinary care, operating 24/7, 365 days a year. The hospital offers specialized services including Cardiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, and Surgery, supported by board-certified and residency-trained veterinarians.

The facility serves Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Cherry Hill, Marlton, Voorhees, Haddonfield, and surrounding South Jersey communities. Emergency walk-ins are available 24 hours a day, with pets seen by medical priority. For specialty appointments, referral paperwork from a primary veterinarian is required.

Surgical team

Melanie Lang

VMD
Heather McAndrews

CVT
Rachel Baratz

VMD
Joseph DiBenedetto

DVM, Residency Trained in Internal Medicine
Elise Diffie

DVM
Steven Fernandez

VMD
Kathryn Gleason

VMD
Michelle Kazdin

VMD (Practice Limited to Cardiology)
Alexis Kehs

DVM
Dian Dian Lin

DVM
Karen Meltzer-Driben

VMD, DACVIM (Cardiology)
Lindsay Nickelson

VMD
Lauren Page

MPH, DVM
Pooja Patel

VMD
Steven Romanides

DVM
Julie Sanders

DVM
Jenny Scarano

DVM, DACVIM (Neurology)
Jessica A. Stahle

VMD, MS
James T. Winkler

DVM, MS
Jonah Zitsman

DVM, Residency Trained in Surgery

Procedures

Internal Medicine
surgical emergencies
orthopedic interventions
Surgery
Emergency & Critical Care
Cardiology
Ophthalmology
Neurology & Neurosurgery
soft tissue surgeries
Diagnostic Imaging

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Red Bank Veterinary Hospital - Mt. Laurel

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Frequently asked questions

What type of care does Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel provide?: Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel offers comprehensive emergency and specialty veterinary care. The facility operates 24/7, 365 days a year, providing services such as Cardiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, and Surgery. Their dedicated team of veterinarians and staff delivers care with compassion and expertise.
How does Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel handle pet emergencies?: For pet emergencies, individuals can enter the hospital or call immediately, as emergency walk-ins are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no appointment necessary. Pets are seen by medical priority, followed by order of arrival. The veterinarians and technicians are specially trained in emergency and critical care, handling a wide range of medical and surgical emergencies.
What specialties are available at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel?: Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Mount Laurel provides several specialty services. These include Cardiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, and Surgery. The team includes veterinarians who are board-certified or residency-trained in areas such as Internal Medicine, Surgery, Cardiology, Neurology, and Diagnostic Imaging.
What is the process for scheduling a specialty appointment?: For specialty appointments, it is necessary for the pet's primary veterinarian to submit referral paperwork prior to calling the hospital to schedule an appointment. This ensures that the specialist has the necessary information before the consultation.
Which specific conditions does the Internal Medicine specialist treat?: The internal medicine specialist, Dr. Joseph DiBenedetto, is trained to diagnose and treat complex medical conditions in pets. This includes the diagnosis and management of diseases affecting internal organs such as the kidneys, liver, lungs, and gastrointestinal tract.

Contact & hours

Address

2051 Briggs Rd
Mount Laurel Township

Phone

(856) 429-4394

Website

redbankvetmountlaurel.com

4.5 · 1895 Google reviews

Recent reviews

2 months ago

Nancy Brotherton

Late night on January 8th, I had to bring my 9 year old shepherd mix Logan to Red Bank Vet Hospital in Mt. Laurel. He had a distended belly, pale gums, was not eating & was very lethargic. We didn't even have a chance to sit down in the waiting room before they came out to ask about him. They took him right back to check him out while I checked in at the front desk. We were then taken back to an exam room. Logan was seen by Dr. Diffie. She came in to deliver the bad news that he had a mass on spleen & he was bleeding internally. This came as a shock since we were not expecting such a bleak prognosis. Dr. Diffie was very kind when delivering the news as well as our options & told us to take as much time as we needed to make our decision. While the decision was not easy, we knew the right thing to do was to put him down since the other option was surgery that he was not guaranteed to live through & if he did, his quality of life would have been uncertain. We spent a lot of time in the room with him before letting them know how we wanted to proceed. They moved us to another room where we were informed of the post euthanasia options. Again, we were given all the time we wanted with him before we were ready to say our final goodbyes. Dr. Diffie was professional & honest with us while also being sympathetic & caring. While we were not prepared to have had to say goodbye to our good boy that night, I am glad that it went as well as it could have & I would highly recommend Red Bank Hospital to anyone that has a beloved pet that is in need of medical care.
5 months ago

Justine Benscoter

Doctor Lindsey was very helpful and informative. We didn't have to wait for staff to take our 6 year old cat back to triage and soon after, Doctor Lindsey came to speak with us. She was kind and patient, and she allowed us to ask all of our questions without feeling rushed. After blood work and X-rays from another facility showed nothing was obviously wrong, she told us she thought it was neurological. There wasn't much that could be done at Red Bank on a Saturday morning, as there was no neurologist on site, but we did set an appointment up for Monday so more testing could be done. We ended up canceling those tests because our baby declined when we got him home that day. Thanks to Doctor Lindsey, when he destabilized, we knew to find a facility that had a neurologist. He had an MRI that showed he had a large tumor, so they ordered tests to determine if he had cancer or an infection. It was cancer. By Tuesday, after 3 nights I'm the hospital, we made the decision to let him pass with dignity. It was one of the most difficult decisions of life, but my sweet boy was suffering terribly and I did not want his pain to continue. Thanks to Red Bank and specifically Doctor Lindsey, he did not suffer as long as he could have, had we not known that his illness was in his brain. All the staff we talked to that morning, from the women who registered us, to the techs who came with small updates, to Doctor Lindsey, were kind and understanding. Doctor Lindsey called to check up on him Saturday evening and asked us to keep her posted because she really cared about our little love. There are several emergency hospitals in the same area, and I'm grateful to have made our way to Red Bank. The cost was reasonable and we were treated with respect.
7 months ago

A S

I can’t express enough how grateful I am to the entire staff at Red Bank. From the moment we walked in, I knew my pup was in amazing hands. Unfortunately, my 12 year old little best friend caught leptospirosis and needed to be taken in immediately. Dr DiBenedetto and his staff took incredible care of my girl who needed to be in isolation and immediate meds to recover. He called regularly with updates on how she was doing and providing full transparency on all costs associated with her recovery. Thankfully, Dezzy was able to see improvements in her health and after almost 4 days was discharged. The staff (shoutout to Gabbie) gave me a full rundown of all the medicine and things to be done in the days after my dogs release. We came back for routine bloodwork to keep an eye on her recovery. All in all, I truly believe the loving nature of the staff at Red Bank is what kept my pup alive and going. I’ll forever be grateful to them!

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4 months ago

adrian reyes

Wouldn’t go anywhere else. Trust the whole staff with other pets lives. Other doctors kept saying nothing was wrong with our dog while his health deteriorated. But Red Bank was able to save him and he’s living his best life again. Can’t thank them again for saving our boy.
3 months ago

Cathy Snyder

Excellent experience across the board. Red Bank is very professionally run. Dr Fernandez an easy Dr to communicate with. Our dog , could not have been in better hands. Thank you so much.

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