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    Magnolia Pet Spa

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    8 months ago

    They were very professional and were great with our two Mi-Ki dogs!!! Very nice and personable. Would recommend them to others!

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    Poplar Springs Animal Hospital

    Poplar Springs Animal Hospital

    (13 reviews)

    THIS IS THE BEST VET HOSPITAL IN TOWN! From visiting Dr…read more Cobb with my husky who has had a skin problem for a while and being able to DIAGNOSE him within MINUTES of examining him ( WHOOP WHOOP y'all! answered prayer) to an emergency vet visit for my pregnant dachshund where not only 1 vet showed up, BUT TWO! They cared that much! They both made me feel like family and that they cared about my little girl! They went ABOVE AND BEYOND like they always do! THANK YOU DR. CHIP CARNEY & DR. COBB! YOU GUYS DESERVE MORE THAN JUST 5 STARS!

    I am incredibly disappointed with the care my guinea pig received from Dr. Chip Carney. I brought…read moremy pet in because he was clearly showing serious symptoms, including difficulty eating, drooling, and other concerning changes. I was hoping for a thorough examination to determine what was actually wrong. Instead, I felt like the appointment was rushed. My guinea pig was prescribed medication based on a suspected diagnosis, but no X-rays or other diagnostic testing were recommended or performed to confirm what was causing his symptoms. I left feeling uncertain about the diagnosis and worried that we still didn't know what was really wrong. One of my biggest concerns is that I specifically told the staff that my guinea pig wasn't eating. Not one doctor or staff member explained how serious that can be in guinea pigs or gave me instructions on what I should do if he continued refusing food. I wasn't advised about supportive feeding, emergency warning signs, or how quickly guinea pigs can decline when they stop eating. If I hadn't searched online and educated myself, he likely would have declined even faster. It's heartbreaking to think that I had to rely on the internet for basic guidance instead of receiving it from the veterinary team caring for him. Unfortunately, despite following the treatment plan, my guinea pig passed away. I understand that not every pet can be saved, and I know veterinary medicine cannot guarantee an outcome. However, I can't help but wonder whether a more thorough examination, additional diagnostics, or clearer guidance could have made a difference. Now I'm grieving the loss of my baby right before a holiday. Losing him has been devastating, and I truly hope this clinic takes small-animal cases more seriously. Pet owners deserve thorough evaluations, clear communication, and guidance on what to do when their pet is in a potentially life-threatening situation.

    Magnolia Pet Spa - groomer - Updated August 2026

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