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Northwest Veterinary Hospital
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The whole staff is wonderful and cheery and very willing to be helpful with anything. They have always done a really good job of getting us in asap, especially if it sounded like something that needed immediate attention. Dr. Schrader is the best-she picked up on little things with my dog that the other vet there didnt notice and in doing so, she saved my dog not only a lot of suffering, but she saved her life! She is quick to get on the floor and welcome your pet over to her and she is never rough. She genuinely loves animals and is gentle and kind & my dog notices. She doesnt shake from nerves and will go right to Dr. S. The only way she was able to save my dog's life was that she was patient, watched and had good intuition to do a test before going straight to the procedure and putting her under anesthesia. Because she took her time (hung out in my dog's cage at the hospital for an hour listening to her heart/lungs), was knowledgeable enough to know what to do and because she
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