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VCA Black Mountain Animal Hospital
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citysearch c.
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This hospital is the last place I'll ever take my dog back to. I have a 10 month old Chessie Bay Retriever, and she was vomiting, so I took her to the facility. The first Vet, said after X-Ray's that she had a bowel obstruction, and that they needed to keep her overnight for observation, but when questioned, they would put her in a cage, and nobody's there after 8pm, so much for observation. I was told that she needed more X-Rays after she had moved her bowels again, no meds, no relief of any kind, and I took her home.\r
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That night around 1am she started vomiting every 10 minutes and crying, so after calling the only (2) 24hr emergency hospitals, who were both in major surgery, and could not see her, we waited until 7am for Black Mountain to open. \r
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The head Vet saw her within 10 minutes of our arrival, and said, OK, lets set her up for exploratory surgery immediately, we need to remove the blockage. We insisted that he take additional X-Rays, which was done, and still nothing
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