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Oradell Animal Hospital
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citysearch c.
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Oradell doesn't even deserve the 1 star rating. I took my female great dane on an emergency basis and requested an addison's test. They told me they didn't think the $200 test was warranted... yet they did all others including CT, MRI, Ultrasound, X-ray. They said she was dehydrated and needed to be kept on IV fluids for 3-4 days. Bill was over $4000 and the tests only revealed she was losing protein in her urine which is symptomatic of something else going on. They thought it was renal failure and sent me home with low protein food. She bounced back for a few weeks after being on fluids and then went down hill only a few weeks later. On a Friday the vet took blood, Sat-Sunday she stopped eating, Monday i called the office 4 times and got no response. I finally took her there and told Dr. Crawford i wanted the Addison's test done and wanted to start her on the treatment. Dr.Crawford yelled at me that it wasn't Addisons and i was "going the wrong way". Dr. Crawford did an ultrasound of
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