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Beverly Oaks Animal Hospital
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citysearch c.
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My 5 y.o. dog was taken to this animal hospital for frequent 'inability to keep down food'. He was diagnosed with pancreatitis. We were told that he would make a successful recovery but needed to stay in the hospital for a few days for treatment. Our family, not knowing the severity of pancreatitis agreed to keep our beloved dog at the vet with the assurance he would be fine. We visited him every day and he did not seem to be getting any better. I was the last family member to see him alive. He was in a cage and when I went to say goodbye his paw (which was connected to IV's) had to be moved so I could close to cage. I carefully began to move his arm back into the cage when one of the vet techs came by and grab his paw and shoved it back in to the cage. He died that night.
Pros: NONE
Cons: They dont care about animals at all, they just want your money
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