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Plantation Animal Clinic
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I want to share my family's extreme satisfaction with the excellent care that the doctors and staff of Plantation Animal Clinic (PAC) have provided for our "boys" over many years. Our "boys" are always two male Siamese cats. When I moved to Louisville eight years ago, Dr. Bond was recommended to me to provide veterinary care for Brooks and Taylor, ages 12 and 11. Four years later, Taylor became incurably ill and Dr. Bond came to my home to euthanize him. We cried together. Two years later, she saw Brooks, my husband and me on an emergency basis first thing in the morning after we found Brooks suffering terribly, and we made the same very difficult decision. Again, I held my boy as he took his final breaths and Dr. Bond, my husband and I cried together. We were then without a pair of Siamese cats for the first time in my adult life...until last summer. We finally were ready to open our hearts and home again to the joy a pair of kittens. Siblings Sky and Blue have just celebrated
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