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Marysville Veterinary Clinic
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I came to the Vet on 1/28/13 because my dog was unable to bear weight on his leg. They took a few x-rays and said that my dog had a dislocated hip. My visit there cost $221.00 with no treatment except pain medication and I was referred to another vet in town. By the first look the new vet even said there was no way he could convince himself that it was a dislocated hip, because the pelvis was tilted in the x-ray. They had to take new x-rays which cost me an additional $154.00 because the x-rays from Marysville Veterinary Clinic were of poor quality. So I called back to Marysville Vet Clinic to explain to them what had happened, the x-rays that they took were unable to be used and the same views had to be retaken, in the same view the new vet said he had a pelvis fracture/break, not a hip dislocation. In the x-rays that Marysville Vet Clinic took (which they said they were board certified) I was told that the dogs hip was dislocated, and that the board certified report states that, and
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