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Richmond Avenue Animal Hospital
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citysearch c.
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The vets here are all very nice, but they have a lot of trouble calling you back with lab results for your pet. They ran some expensive tests on our cat and said they'd call us back with the results in a week. Two weeks later, I had left several messages and never got a call back. Then I found out that given the results, the meds we were giving our pet should have been different. For the amount of money I spent on the testing, I should have been informed of the test results in a timely manner and changed her meds accordingly. This has happened twice. I will go back there again, but just for routine check ups. Also, they seem more dog-centric and less informed about cats. That's just the impression I get.
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