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Montgomery Animal Hospital
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Dr. Jaffe and Montgomery Animal Hospital treat my dogs as if they were their own. After visiting 2 different vets and a canine neurological specialist when my 6 month old Weimaraner became unexplainably sick and then paralyzed from the neck down, they were unable to effectively treat or diagnose her condition. After 2 of the worst weeks imaginable, I was told that it was time to "think about quality of life and what was best for my dog". I knew Dr. Jaffe and decided to call and ask his opinion. I sent him her now lengthy medical file, he asked many of the same questions and made similar suggestions to the other vets. When told that none of these approaches had been successful, he said he would keep working on it. Dr. Jaffe called me that night to say that he had been researching this for several HOURS and thought he had found something. He faxed me this short, obscure article and we switched her to the suggested medication. Within 24 hours she was RUNNING in the backyard. She has bee
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