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Compassionate Care Vet Ctr
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I would like to take a few minutes and tell you about my vet, Dr Joan DIebold, located in Randolph MA and her place of business is Compassionate Care Veterinary Center. \r
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The year she opened her doors to all the dog, cats, birds and the finest VMD for treating bunnies and many more of our little friends or in some cases our big friend, this is the veterinary hospital you would want to take your beloved pet which is also a member of your family and get the care that they deserve, I did and I intend to have many and all of my pets be seen by Dr Diebold and her staff.\r
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Let me share a few things with you; I adopted a fairly clear older cat named Milo who became ill and was diagnosed with kidney disease and one of the worst cases of thyroid problems, but Milo got to stay with me for two years and I contribute his time spend with me was because of the excellent care from Dr Diebold and from the staff from compassionate care veterinary center.\r
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The care didn't stop when my Milo went ove
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