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Callahan Drive Animal Hospital
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My dog had a partially torn ACL and Dr. Hilla sold us on the surgery. He didn't inform us that is would ruin her as our athletic comparing until after the surgery. And then come to find out, chiropractic care could have fixed the problem, saving us $2000. A year later, the same dog got a really aggressive eye infection. After 2 months and 3 rounds of antibiotics, her eye had swollen to 3 times the normal size and he said that was all that could be done. A year later, her eye had swollen to 6 times normal size and she was suffering from migraines. After going to a new vet, who recommended going to the optometrist, she is now having that eye removed. Turns out, she was suffering from a very painful case of glaucoma and if it had been properly diagnosed, we could have slowed it down and she wouldn't have suffered as much as she has. A few months later at her yearly check-up, he only looked at her eye and nothing else. it seems like he let her condition go just so he could eventually remove her eye and get another $2000 from us.
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