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McDonough Animal Hospital
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citysearch c.
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This vet is a joke! If your dog got run over by a car, the first thing they'll do is give your dogs fluids! If your dog were hit by a stray missile from North Korea, the first thing they'd do is give your dog fluids. The wait at this vet is ridiculous. If you have an appointment at 9am, plan on staying there until at least 1pm. Also, I do not agree with this joke of a vet bringing your pet back, behind closed doors, to vaccinate it. You don't know what they're doing back there or how they're treating your beloved pet. I felt very uneasy when they brought my dog to the back to get his annual vaccinations. I had him vaccinated twice at McDonough Vet, then decided to choose a vet that'll openly vaccinate your pet right in front of you. I find it easier to trust vets that don't hide anything. If I had to choose between my pet dying, or bringing it to McDonough Vet, I'm sorry, but I'd have to let my pet die, rather than prolong its death by admitting it to McDonough Animal Hospita
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