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Carrolltown Veterinary Hospital
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We've been through three vets with our small dog, a yorkshire terrier. As soon as we got to the Cat and Dog Hospital we were in love. We've been going there for three years, and all of the staff knows our names and, more importantly, they ALL know our dog. Whenever we board her there, they get so excited to be seeing her again. We first discovered this vet when they offered to spay her for free when she was little, with a coupon from Howard County animal control. They did a great job with that operation, and we kept coming back. \r
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Our dog has an interesting story. When she was about 18 months old, Dr. McPartland decided to run a blood test on her because she was vomiting frequently. If she had not done that test, Lacy would almost certainly be dead by now. Dr. McPartland discovered a liver condition common to Yorkshire terriers, that is potentially fatal without treatment. After a year of traveling to specialists in Virginia, and much research, we went back to our team in Columbia an
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