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Custer Parkway Animal Hospital
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The concerns with this clinic is that they advertise a history in the area of 20-30 plus years which would indicate the more mature clients and their loved ones, "pets". My vist was with Andrea Swinson D.V.M.
As an educated consumer I was beside myself with the scared tactics and agressiveness of this doctor in upselling services. It was so obvious that this was the technique used to bring in revenue, I felt compeled to write a review as it was be an injustice for this doctor to exploit the elderly with this style and mannerism of service, should that be the target.
The one hour I sit in the office to hear the sell of what 'could' happen to my pet, was one of the most uncomfortable hours I have spent in any practice.
Suggestion....find a professional, caring vet who is truely concerned about pet owners and there animals rather than conning for a buck on the invoice.
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