Raleigh Bartlett Animal Hospital

Raleigh Bartlett Animal Hospital Welcome to RBAH! We are a 2 Dr. NON-CORPORATE companion animal practice. We try to keep this page informative and in good humor:)

Please visit our website at rbahvet.com for information regarding our services, hours of operation, location, New Clients, COVID, cancellation and deposit policies, and many of your other questions. We offer in person service unless your request curbside. Please follow the most recent health recommendations, and wash your hands frequently. We look forward to seeing you and your Pet soon! Remember, at RBAH, we treat them like our own.

Doberman Pinschers are unfortunately predisposed to developing dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), a serious heart disease tha...
05/29/2026

Doberman Pinschers are unfortunately predisposed to developing dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), a serious heart disease that may not show obvious signs until it is advanced.

One of the best tools for early detection is a Holter monitor, which records the heart’s rhythm continuously over 24 hours while your dog goes about normal daily activities. This can help identify abnormal heart rhythms that may be missed during a routine exam or brief ECG.

At Raleigh Bartlett Animal Hospital, we offer in-house Holter monitoring to help screen at-risk breeds and monitor dogs already diagnosed with heart disease.

Lola recently spent a day sporting her Holter monitor with help from Lorena and James—and we’re happy to report her results looked great!

If you have a Doberman or another breed at risk for heart disease, talk to us about whether Holter monitoring is right for your dog.

All gave some. Some gave all. Remembering those who served, sacrificed, and gave everything for our freedom this Memoria...
05/25/2026

All gave some. Some gave all.

Remembering those who served, sacrificed, and gave everything for our freedom this Memorial Day. 🇺🇸 Remembering the working dogs who ran into danger with canine abandon, to never return.

From all of us at RBAH, we honor the heroes who are never forgotten.

Our office is closed in observance today. We hope everyone has a safe day, but local emergency rooms are open. We will return to normal business hours tomorrow.

Yesterday was National Rescue Dog Day! Mia and Zane ended up at RBAH as young dogs with uncertain futures. Dr L and Jame...
05/21/2026

Yesterday was National Rescue Dog Day! Mia and Zane ended up at RBAH as young dogs with uncertain futures. Dr L and James took them in and have made them a part of their family. At 13 and 10 years old, they have been the Practice “regulars” and always delight the team with their friendly, grateful antics.

Share pictures of your rescues in comments! We’d love to see them.

Many human medications, prescription and over the counter, are dangerous to our pets. Please consult your Veterinarian b...
05/20/2026

Many human medications, prescription and over the counter, are dangerous to our pets. Please consult your Veterinarian before administering any medications! Should your pet experience an accidental exposure, contact Poison Control immediately. And remember, cats are not small dogs. They are extremely sensitive to items that may seem innocuous.

Some patients make the whole clinic smile the second they walk through the door. Tux is definitely one of them.Annual ex...
05/15/2026

Some patients make the whole clinic smile the second they walk through the door. Tux is definitely one of them.

Annual exam day included treats, attention, and showing off a few dance moves for the team. We’re grateful for families who trust us with dogs like this sweet boy year after year. 🖤🤍

Happy International German Shepherd Day from Raven and all of our incredible GSD patients at RBAH.Strong, intelligent, l...
05/13/2026

Happy International German Shepherd Day from Raven and all of our incredible GSD patients at RBAH.

Strong, intelligent, loyal, and always ready to work — German Shepherds continue to be one of the most versatile and devoted breeds in the world, and we’re proud to care for so many amazing shepherds in our community.

Show us your shepherds in the comments.

Tongue Out Tuesday, Beauceron edition.Ghost stopped by for a nail trim—quick, routine, and one of the most overlooked pa...
05/12/2026

Tongue Out Tuesday, Beauceron edition.

Ghost stopped by for a nail trim—quick, routine, and one of the most overlooked parts of preventive care. Keeping nails short helps with posture, traction, and joint comfort (especially in active dogs). Beaucerons have double dewclaws on their rear legs, making nail trims even more important.

He stepped up, held steady, and offered this for morale.

Ghost is a very good boy and made it easy on everyone.

Pyometra.. the terrifying disease dreaded by veterinary teams and pet owners alike. Any intact female dog or cat can dev...
05/11/2026

Pyometra.. the terrifying disease dreaded by veterinary teams and pet owners alike. Any intact female dog or cat can develop this devastating disease, and quickly progress to death without immediate intervention.

While valuable animals in the purebred preservation programs stay intact for the purpose of breed health and genetic diversity, most pet dogs and cats benefit from being spayed. Timing of the spay is not as simple as we used to think. There are benefits and risks to waiting. We are happy to discuss your individual case - ask us during your wellneas care appointment or request a pre-operative consultation.

05/10/2026

A little kindness goes a long way. 🤍

This sweet puppy was deeply unsure of her first vet visit, but Laura’s patience, calm presence, and gentle care slowly turned fear into trust. They are still BFF’s! Moments like this are why Laura is so special to our team.

Happy Mother’s Day to the women who nurture, comfort, and care so deeply — both human and canine. 🌷

Precision matters—especially when it comes to the eyes. At RBAH, Drs. Lapova and Green offer select ophthalmic procedur...
05/06/2026

Precision matters—especially when it comes to the eyes.

At RBAH, Drs. Lapova and Green offer select ophthalmic procedures, including eyelid surgeries designed to improve comfort, function, and quality of life for our patients. From correcting painful eyelid abnormalities to protecting the health of the cornea, these procedures can make a major difference in daily comfort.

When advanced ophthalmic care is needed, we also work closely with board-certified veterinary specialists to ensure our patients receive the best care possible.

Address

4318 Stage Road
Memphis, TN
38128

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

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