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Rodney Parham Animal Clinic
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These guys are excellent! My first experience was right after I moved to Little Rock from the West Coast. My cat needed to have a cancerous tumor removed (for the third time). Dr. House met with me and my cat, explained to me about the kind of cancer, and reassured me that everything would be okay. The surgery, meds, and evaluation altogether cost just over $300. The two times I had the surgery performed before in Los Angeles it cost over $1000! Dr. House was also very accomodating by letting my cat have a pain patch instead of pills (because we all know how hard it is to get pills into cats). The staff have also always been nice and caring and were kind enough to update me on my cat's condition following her surgery.\r
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This was also right after Hurricane Katrina. Dr. House and his staff were organizing a drive to get meds, food, and other pet supplies down to New Orleans. That they would go beyond their typical veterinary duties impressed me. I don't think this is unusal for them, th
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