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Longmont Small Animal Hospital
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As I read all of these reviews to select a vet as we are new to town, thought we couldn't miss with selecting this vet. Our experience was SO very different than what is written here and the references to a female Dr. Shaffer. We had a male Dr. Shaffer and found him to be impatient, more concerned about his ""professional"" opinion than listening to what was going on with our dog; and not aggressive in treating a very serious condition. We initially thought a one-vet practice would provide us with personal care. The real consequence was the unwillingness or inability to deal with a serious condition quickly and to not carefully or thoroughly review blood chemistry results. After 3 1/2 weeks of care that included five visits in this time, and two misdiagnosis, our dog has died. When I came in to get our file for a second opinion, I was met with a rude receptionist and a vet who seemed insulted that we would do this. His ego was clearly more important than the care of our dog. The second vet was more concerned about the dog; immediately sent us up to CSU, but by this time, it was too late. I would not go to this vet if your animal has a serious illness or you need aggressive action.
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