Our treasured female feline friend recently caught a terrible virus which came close to taking her away from us. Her regular vet, as well as another nearby evening hours emergency room could not help her. They did not have the knowledge, nor the necessary equipment to provide the specific care that our feline friend required. \r
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Thank goodness we found these wonderfully gifted people to save her life. Our friend Lucy needed to be placed in an oxygen cage for quite a while. We were allowed to visit her in the back room of the hospital anytime of the day or night during her stay. We observed that the entire staff was consistently tender and caring towards ALL of their ill ""patients."" As a matter of fact, the tenderness of the entire staff was always rather touching. \r
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The ""patients"" were also always kept in a clean environment, which is very important, as our ex-vet's disregard for clean hands and clean surroundings is what caused our friend's illness to begin with! \r
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In addition, the entire staff was always so patient, respectful and polite to us, as well as to all of their other human clients. \r
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We have dealt with countless veterinarians throughout our life, but have never encountered one as knowledgeable as Dr. Megan Culler. She without a doubt made the appropriate decision to become a DVM. She is a rather gifted individual and we will always be grateful for the fact that we will have our gal Lucy with us for many more years to come! \r
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This veterinarian practice is about as close to perfect as ANY practice could hope to ever be. ALL veterinarian offices and animal hospitals should emulate the compassion and knowledge of the entire staff.\r
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