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    Bourne Veterinary Clinic - Harry B Ernst DVM

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    If I could rate this place a negative I would, for months now my dog has had a limp taken her to…read morethe vet multiple times since it started, each time we were told "its her age, and she's just having joint pain" they gave us a medication like ibuprofen to give to her. The limping got worse and decided to take her to a different place for a second opinion, immediately knew that she had tore her ACL and was beyond shocked that Animal health clinic did nothing to test for this the first time we brought her to them about the limping. So now because we have been told for months it's not a concern, she has a full ACL tear and got emergency surgery for something that if caught in the beginning could have possibly been aided to and resolved and she would not have been suffering in the amount of pain she has been for so long now. So to say the least I am very upset with this vet and their lack of care for my dog and just to top it off when requesting my dogs records and explaining why I am upset they said absolutely nothing, no apology, no phone call to discuss just sent the records that to me confirms that they do not truly care about the animals they are supposed to be taking car of. I do not recommend this place to anyone

    Animal Health Clinic does NOT provide ANY same-day/next-day care…read more All appointments are made by availability which is four days out. Be warned that you'll be sent to Urgent Care at extreme costs if your pet needs to be seen within the week. They used to see pets same day, and the people who worked there were always nice. It's changed a lot recently.

    Cape Cod Veterinary Specialists

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    Had to come here for an emergency on a Saturday evening. The staff was respectful and pleasant. The…read morelobby area is wide and spacious with plenty of seating and space for pets. Plenty of intake rooms right off the lobby. Expansion project looks to add more floor space and increased capacity

    I would update my review to 5 stars based on the phone call I received from the customer…read moresupport/experience team. Cait was AMAZING! But it doesn't take away from the actual physical experience during our visit. This said, they take constructive and compassionate feedback with an open heart. They recognize there needs to be improvements to the customer experience, while still protecting their employees from customers that lack and amount of human politeness and can be aggressively rude and threatening. Whereas I didn't experience that during this visit, I am well aware that there are humans that are less than humane when it comes to treating other humans. No amount of pain for our pet does not justify behaving unkindly to the staff that goes out of their way, overworked, understaffed and more than likely underpaid, to care for you beloved companion. Many people don't understand either that the venture capital greedy monopoly veterinarian care system puts enormous pressure on veterinary care to sell services and control the out of control emotional costs for care that is not necessarily covered by pet care (and is worse if you don't have it). It is EXPENSIVE. And coverage leaves a lot to the imagination. Pet ownership comes with many caveats and that is one of them. But that is NOT THE EMPLOYEES at the front, fault. They DONT set the cost. They DONT set the standard for care or the protocols. They are there to greet you, tend to you baby, take the payment and dispense the medication the VET sends to the pharma. I have no doubt that with their attention to Customer and Client experience, they will figure it out! In the meantime, thank GOODNESS, our Lulu is getting better every day! Thank you for reaching out! It was welcomed and refreshing!

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    Thank you, thank you, thank you!…read more We've been going to Shawme Animal Hospital since we moved to the cape seven years ago and couldn't be more pleased with the staff and the care. Everyone is friendly, the vets and the techs are knowledgable, kind and helpful. Today, Friday before the Labor Day weekend, we had a small emergency and our dog was seen immediately, Even though they were busy and it was getting toward closing, as soon as we walked in Max was seen, thoroughly evaluated, and we left with an eyedrop prescription. We are so fortunate to have access to the care at Shawme, particularly with an older dog that needs occasional attention. Thank you!

    I have a six year old male papillon who was a very energetic and healthy dog before a Lyme-related…read morevaccine was administered by a veterinarian at Shawme Animal Hospital in Sandwich. My dog was given the injection into his right shoulder by a Dr. "Abby". I asked Dr. "Abby" when another booster would be needed and she stated that the vaccine was good for one year. I asked her if I could read the literature included in the used boxed vaccine container. The literature stated that boosters are recommended every eight months. I brought this up to her and she was totally unaware of this important fact. She asked another coworker and that person stated that the booster is done every eight months. This is not the bad part. Since that injection four months ago, my dog has been made lame. His right front paw is no longer used. I brought him back after two weeks and Dr. "Abby" stated that his lameness was not related to the injection. I beg to differ. I am not a veterinarian or any type of medical professional, but a perfectly healthy dog is transformed into a three-legged lame dog? Everyone makes mistakes, but owning up to one's own mistake and adequately dealing with a problem is not what occurred here. This is unprofessional in every way, so I may only hope that my dog is eventually healed, and he can be the happy dog he was before this fiasco.

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