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Central Park Animal Hospital
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This place really screwed-up. First, about a month ago, the Dr. Esslinger gave my sister's dog expired shots. The only reason she found out was because when the dog got sick, she took her to another vet and that's what he diagnosed. \r
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2nd I took my puppy there to get her spayed, and he didn't put a cone on her, because she was a female... apparently less likely to pick at her stitches. She did nothing but lay around when we brought her home, and somehow the stitches fell out. We took her back to get re-stitched up, and he said, after keeping her over night, that she had chewed herself raw. So he gave her an anesthetic and put in steel stitches. He made us pay $70 dollars for his mistake. When I came home about ten minutes later, I looked at her stitches to see how bad they were, and there was no sign that she had chewed on her self.\r
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3rd My friend took in this black kitten because it had a hole in it's shoulder. Dr. Esslinger wanted over a grand to fix it. She couldn't afford it so
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