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Dilger, Amy, Dvm - Magazine Street Animal Clinic
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The first thing I noticed was how relaxed the animals being boarded or waiting in the spacious, clean reception area were. Obviously, the pets themselves trusted the staff and did not associate fear or anxiety with medical care at Magazine Vet. We had taken our cat to another vet who claimed she was fine, when most obviously she wasn't. Upon re-examination at Magazine Vet, Dr. Amy found a serious issue which has now been solved through her intervention. We also had another animal who needed to be anesthetized for a minor surgical treatment. Our pet was not released in a doped and groggy state and we were actually given pain killer if our pet showed signs of distress or discomfort. This was a first for us. Nothing is more horrible than knowing your pet is in pain after surgery and there is nothing you can do about it. Fees were no greater than what we've paid at other vets and the service, clinic, and treatment were top notch. Magazine Vet also accepts abandoned or stray animals for adoption. One was a kitten who had been thrown from a moving car with her litter mate. Magazine Vet cared for this kitten for several months before she was adopted. Imagine the level of care necessary for such a trauma. We are looking to adopt our 4th cat from Magazine Vet because we know that strays who are given loving care adapt well when adopted into multiple pet homes. Ask for Dr. Amy. She is enthusiastic, intelligent, and patient.
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