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North Laurel Animal Hospital
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We have taken all our pets (5 dogs and 7 cats over the years) to NLAH since we moved to MD over 20 years ago. The care we receive there has always been medically top notch, caring, understanding and patient with all temperaments of pets, and equally understanding and respectful when helping us to make difficult decisions. With the exception of one vet whom was asked to leave after complaints, Dr. Bob and his partners have always been wonderful. \r
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Dr. Bob is not one to advertise his contributions within the community, but I know that he has contributed to animal welfare in our area in a number of different ways: helping shelter/ rescue programs, treating injured strays, and helping to find homes for homeless pets. None of these activities benefit him financially. \r
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I highly recommend NLAH.
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