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Businiess name:  Brighton Animal Hospital
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
Now that I live in NC I really appreciate what a great place Brighton Animal Hospital is. It has took me 3 years to find a vet here in Charlotte, NC that I like as well.\r \r When my Borzoi Minton had a neck injury, Dr Foly tried traditional steroid treaments first, but when that didn't fix the issue he recomended the canine chiropracter (not at the Brighton practice) to help him.\r \r I never had him recomend a test that wasn't needed or make me feel rushed and when we needed treatment he worked with me to develop a plan that fit with my wishes/needs (my guys are show dogs) and that is hard to find in human doctors let alone a vet!

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