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Altadena Pet Hospital
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When we moved to Altadena, it was time to find a vet for our cat. My neighbors referred me to Altadena Animal Hospital. Dr. Sahi and his staff were very professional and nice. A year later when we got our puppy, she began her care with AAH. Two years later we rescued our 2nd dog and we put him under Dr. Sahi's care as well. Not only have our animals received normal well visits and vaccines but our female lab required a major surgery on her right knee in Sept. 2008. The surgery was performed at AHH. Dr. Sahi and his staff were very comforting after her surgery and basically held our hand through the 6 month recovery process. I am happy to say, our lab has fully recovered and was given the OK in March 2009 to resume normal activity. I can't even begin to tell you how hard it was to keep a 3 year old lab confined for 6 months with very limited activity but it was worth it. Our 2 year old lab mix is happy to have his girl back as well. We are thinking of moving again and the onl
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