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La Palma Veterinary Hospital
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We had rescued our sweet Barney in mid Jan08 & he slowly started declining from the day we got him. I didn't like the 1st vet that treated him - not very thorough. I found La Palma Vetinerary Hospital from a referral on Craig's list. So glad people post their reviews because that's what steered me to Dr. Castillo (La Palma Vet Hosp). He listened to all my concerns, worries and symptoms for Barney. I asked him to test him for ticks - not likely - but because his symptoms fit and his background was unknown it was worth a try. BINGO! Barney tested postive for Canine Ehrlichiosis - a brown dog tick disease. Mostly found in the south (Florida etc) but also found in kennels. Barney had lived in a kennel for about 1mo b4 we adopted him! May not be how he got it, but whatever, Dr. Castillo took such good care of Barney that he's now a dog with personality! We thought he was just a very mellow dog, but it turns out he was dying! Cynthia, the receptionist is always helpful and encouraging. I am sooooo glad my dogs have Dr. Castillo to take care of them when needed....I highly recommend this office!
Pros: Hours are great - someone always seems to be there!
Cons: a bit far from my home, but that's not their fault...
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