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Kelly W J Dvm
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After having gone to this vet for about 4-months I finally reached my breaking point this morning. \r
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My year and a half old Chocolate labrador had stepped on a thorn or had some soreness in his hind paws. So I took him to Dr. Kelly in hopes that he would eleviate the pain and help it so the dog wouldn't walk with a tiny limp in his hind legs. \r
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Upon walking into the exam room, Dr. Kelly wants me to have the dog walk around the room some. I have him walk and he comments aloud "Yes I can see that the dog has a tiny limp and he's favoring that paw." The dog gets a bit out of my control as he's nervous and Dr. Kelly has this annoyed look on his face. To which I'm thinking,\r
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"I'm paying for the visit...not sure why you're annoyed....this is your job." \r
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We continue and Dr. Kelly eventually wants to put the dog up on the table. This strikes me as odd because he's the ONLY one in the building. No assistants, no conveyor to help the dog up like other places, and what most struck me as
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