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Veterinarians & Specialists
| On site labaratory: | Yes | Internal medicine: | Yes |
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| Oncology: | Yes | Chemotherapy: | Yes |
| Opthalmology: | Yes | Dermatology: | Yes |
| Allergy: | Yes | Dentistry: | Yes |
| Holistic services: | No | Cardiology: | Yes |
| Physical therapy: | Yes | Geriatric medicine: | Yes |
| Reproductive medicine: | Yes | Nutrition counseling: | Yes |
| Acupuncture: | No | Behavioralists/Therapists: | No |
I'm not a one-eyed dog!Mom says I'm "the dog who doesn't heal." I don't know what she means, but she says that when most dogs get fleas it doesn't cost $300. And that most dogs don't rip the bandages off their broken toes 6 times in two weeks. And that when their broken toes get set, they stay set. What fun is that?
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NC State VeterinaryI really liked Dr. Arnold. He did the surgery on my leg and did a great job. He was very personable and really took the time to explain what was going on to my mom. |
Veterinary care and diagnosisWe've had three pets who've had to be referred to the Vet School Hospital. One kitty went through Neurology, another went to Internal Medicine for chronic nasal discharge, this is a a frustrating illness and you can spend a lot of money without finding the cause and no effective cure. They wanted to go "full-tilt", CT scan, exploratory surgery, etc., it is a learning place and they wanted to find the cause. But they understood Mom's decision to manage the symptoms and not pursue invasive treatment. Our dog visited Dermatology, now that group rocks! She had an immune related condition and had to get meds from them and check-ups now and then. It's not cheap to go there, but they have tremendous experience and give great care. posted: February 25th, 2007 |
