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Casa Grande Animal Hospital
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I moved to Casa Grande 10 years ago and was at a loss as to where to take my dog who was having severe behavioral issues. I was referred to CGAH and they were supremely conscientious regarding the care of my dog. They offered me the best option at the lowest price to help my dog. The staff is wonderful and the vets take into consideration the relationship that people have with their pets, in addition to the fact that most people don't have an indefinite amount of money to spend on their pets. A few years later, we were given an 11 mo. old dog who contracted Parvo. We had moved out of town and I took him to another vet (Audie Wood) who (I found out after) took my very ill dog on an overnight camping trip with her vet assistant/boyfriend in the desert. Luckily I got him back in time to save his life by taking him to CSAH. They diagnosed him within 5 minutes as having Parvo (something "Dr." Wood didn't do on her overnight outing) and offered me several options for his care. Although they
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