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Weaver Animal Hospital
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We've had the opportunity to visit several vets in the Toledo area, but none of them hold a candle to the Dr. and staff at Weaver. They are truly extraordinary! \r
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When we discovered an extremely ill, emaciated feral kitten with an open wound infested with maggots in our yard, we rushed it to Weaver --having never been there before. The caring, professional staff quickly performed a triage and diagnosis on the kitten and began his rigorous treatment. Infested with a warble, maggots, fleas, roundworms and whipworms, suffering from dehydration and a respiratory infection, he was, according to Dr. Knepper a few days later, as close as he could come to dying. We have never witnessed a group of people more dedicated to the health of a pet. \r
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Two days later we picked up a much improved kitten (we named him Champ) and a bagful of medication along with careful instructions on how to continue his care. Although Champ is still on the road to recovery, we have little doubt that without Dr. Kne
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