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Trussville Animal Hospital
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They definately don't listen to you as the pet owner and talk down to you in a demeaning way. I had a dog that would go into convulsions evreytime I brought her in for a vist. I tried and tried to have the attendants schedule me and be aware I was on my way in with my dog to make the trip as quick as possible in and out. I would give the dog valium and call ahead of time but I was always made to wait in the lobby and the dog would enter seizures. i was told it was impossible for a dog to only have seizures at the vet and that I must not notice it at home. This was a house dog that never leaves anyones side 24/7 and sleeps on the bed...how could I miss a convulsing dog that is foaming at the mouth and deficating?\r
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Moved to the group out on Highway 11...they are much more helpful and get me in and out before the dog can become so stressed that a seizure might begin. They have even met my wife out at the vehicle when there might be any reason that would have prevented her emediate
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