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Chiarello Dwye, Amy, DVM Ferguson Animal Hospital
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Ferguson Animal Hospital exists soley for the all-mighty dollar, showing no compassion or interest in the pet. Their approach to the actual animals is phony and contrived. At check out you'll be surprised by the fees, as they do not explain their procedures as they go and how what they are doing might affect your wallet. I made an appointment for a simple and quick procedure (butt-gland extraction). In cities like NYC, Wash DC and San Diego, this never cost more than 15 dollars; here in RI, it costs around 25 bucks; except at Ferguson where I paid the visit fee of 48 and change,, plus 13 for the procedure. All because the vet felt the joints in his hind legs. She never offered details of her ""extensive check-up"" and how it would cost me an extra 50 bucks. Not to mention that in my dog's 14 years this is the very first clinic that felt it necessary to muzzle my dog. Seems like they fall short in customer service to me. Best of luck should you decide to send your beloved pet to these beasts. j
Pros: front-desk workers polite.
Cons: value, vet manner with pet, over-all service and treatment
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