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Businiess name:
Padfield, Lisa L, DVM Academy East Veterinary Hosp
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citysearch c.
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I am new tot he Fuquay-Varina area and I needed to board my boys (2 yorkies) for a long weekend. This was the only vet I could find with available boarding space. I took my boys in for a visit to meet the vet and because they required a corona vaccine to board them. The vet I met with was nice and friendly, but never introduced herself. There was a wait to get in, but they had an emergency visit, so that was ok...
Then I took them in for boarding, there was a long wait to check them in and when I picked them up, the dog bed was covered in urine. My puppy must have had an accident the first night, and since it wasn't taken care of, the boys had used it for their elimination needs. This means that they were not taken out often enough! Also when the boys got home they were backing away from people (including me) and running around like they weren't let at at all over the 3 days they were boarded.
I cannot support a vet that does not take care of dogs left in their care
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