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VCA Tender Care Animal Hospital
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You will have the excellent and knowledgeable services of veterinarians Dr. Pamela Bouchard and Dr. Todd Czarnecki who offer you several choices in healing modalities. You will always be made to feel welcome and comfortable by their kind and generous staff (even when everything is going at warp speed on their usually busy days). It is a clean, well-lit, homey atmosphere and they don't mind if your animal companion chews up a toy from their constantly replenished toy box.This clinic is open 7 days a week. This is a holistic medicine clinic. Your animal companions will have the benefit of the more familiar western medical treatments and also benefit greatly from the several alternative medical approaches to healing (homeopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, accupuncture, chiropractic, etc.). One of the most amusing sights I saw was a little black and tan Dachsund, happily sitting on a blue satin cushion, with what looked like a gazillion pins all over him. A Dachsund pin cushion on a cus
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