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Dog and Cat Clinic & Laser Center
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I spent one month as an employee of the Dog and Cat Clinic and Laser Center, witnessing the horrible actions of Dr. Valri Brown on a daily basis. \r
First, this woman does not have any sort of compassion for animals that you?d expect from someone who chose a career as a veterinarian. She shows no patience towards the animals she ?treats?, and often times appears on the verge of violence towards her patients. \r
I was an employee during a 4th of July holiday weekend, and The Dog and Cat Clinic was extremely overbooked, and instead of turning away boarders, Dr. Brown and her staff allowed for the on-take of more animals than they had room for. This meant that many of the dogs had to share kennels and some large breed dogs were kept in kennels much too small for them. \r
I witnessed many horror stories while assisting her in grooming the dogs and cats. With long-haired cat breeds that needed to be shaved down, Dr. Brown would carelessly nick their skin and, showing no sympathy for
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