Dr Raad Ali

Dr Raad Ali Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Dr Raad Ali, Doctor, .

30/03/2026

Treating a wild hippo is no small task. This one had a heavy piece of rusted rebar embedded in its leg, requiring some serious rigid leverage to remove. Our field medics did an incredible job securing the area, extracting the metal cleanly, and packing the wound to prevent a serious infection. Drop a comment below if you love seeing these river giants getting the care they need.

29/03/2026

Even the toughest reptiles aren't immune to stepping on sharp human debris. We safely extracted a rusted needle from this Komodo dragon's foot today. Flushing the puncture wound immediately is critical in this environment to ensure it heals up properly without slowing the animal down. It was a successful operation, and we're glad to help protect these incredible apex predators. Share your support for the field team below!

28/03/2026

The desert is an unforgiving place, and human debris like rusted metal only makes it harder for wildlife to thrive. We intervened when we spotted this gemsbok limping heavily in the sand. Getting the shrapnel out cleanly and applying a supportive wrap is crucial for preventing infection and long-term lameness. It was a successful field operation from start to finish. Share your support for our front-line field medics below!

27/03/2026

Honey badgers have a reputation for being completely fearless, and their incredibly thick, tough skin is a big reason why. We had to act fast to remove a thick, rusted spike from this one's shoulder before it could cause a major infection. It takes a solid grip and a lot of care to extract something like this without causing further damage. We got the wound sealed up with foam to keep the desert sand out, and got out of his way! Let us know what you think of this tough guy in the comments.

26/03/2026

Field medicine in these remote areas means working fast. This guanaco had a rusted staple wedged tight in its leg, which would have inevitably led to a crippling infection. Once we had the leg secured, the extraction went smoothly, and we sealed it up right away. It's tough work in a cold environment, but incredibly rewarding to see them run off safely. Drop a comment if you love seeing these animals thrive!

25/03/2026

A quick field operation to help out this African Painted Dog. We found a rusted needle lodged in its paw—a seemingly small injury that can quickly lead to major mobility issues for a wild dog. The extraction went smoothly, and the wound is completely cleaned and sealed. Grateful to our field medics for acting fast. Drop a comment below if you're rooting for a quick recovery!

25/03/2026

Mobility is everything for a wolf's survival in the wild. A deeply embedded staple can completely disable a pack member, making it impossible for them to hunt or travel. Thanks to our field medics, this magnificent animal was treated safely on-site and is ready to rejoin its pack. Drop a ❤️ and leave a positive comment below to cheer on the rescue team! 🌲

24/03/2026

Field medicine for massive herbivores demands precision and teamwork. Removing foreign objects from a rhino's thick hide is essential to keep them moving comfortably across the scrubland. We're so glad this giant is on the mend. Drop a ❤️ and leave a positive comment to cheer on the rescue team! 🌍

24/03/2026

Treating foot injuries in the outback is essential for the survival of wild kangaroos. Our veterinary team successfully extracted a piece of rusted wire from this kangaroo’s footpad, preventing a severe infection in the harsh desert environment. Leave a positive comment below to support our ongoing wildlife conservation efforts! 🦘

23/03/2026

Rescued this prehistoric giant! 🌋 Removing a sharp tack from its scaly foot took steady hands, but he is back to sunbathing on the volcanic rocks. Drop a ❤️ below to cheer him on!

23/03/2026

Treating a sedated rhinoceros requires immense precision and teamwork, especially under the intense midday sun. Our field medics worked quickly to measure, clean, and bandage a deep facial wound, protecting the animal from severe infection in this harsh, arid environment. Drop a ❤️ and leave a positive comment below to cheer on the dedication of our wildlife vets! 🌍

22/03/2026

Treating foot injuries in the field is critical for the survival of nomadic species. Our veterinary team successfully extracted a sharp shard of flint from this Bactrian camel's footpad, preventing infection and restoring its mobility in the harsh desert terrain. Leave a positive comment below to support our ongoing wildlife conservation efforts! 🐪

Address


Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dr Raad Ali posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

  • Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic?

Share