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Little Apple Veterinary Clinic
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Review by:
Janelle E.
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I love this hospital, the staff (of whom several are friends) and location. I am terribly concerned about the driving force behind the owners of this hospital; making money. They jack up the prices multiple times a year as well as trying to tack extra services and products on to every single client. Boarding is a joke, especially around the holidays and spring break when they pack dogs into wire kennels taking up almost every available inch of floorspace throughout the hospital and many of the dogs have to go on antibiotics becasue the get stress diarrhea (chaching!). They get away with this because they are vets and don't have to have a boarding license like regular kennels so they don't have to adhere to the same regulations of space requirements each pet needs to have to be considered comfortable!!!! They also can't keep veterinarians there longer than a few years- the turnover rate is abysmal for an industry where you want your vet to know your pet.
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