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    Peace Arch Veterinary Hospital

    2.6 (27 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

    Services - Peace Arch Veterinary Hospital

    Chiropractic care

    Dental cleaning

    Dental extraction

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    My beautiful boy.

    Brought my beautiful 8 month old British short hair to get fixed at Peace Arch Vet. Took him in a couple days before hand and payed several hundred dollars to make sure he was healthy and good to go for surgery. They told me he was so strong they had to sedate him to get the blood work. Said he was super healthy and good to go. Took him in a couple days later and he got fixed. Three days later I came home from work and he was breathing really strange so I called the office and they had me come in. They were so rude and told me I had to take him to emergency. They were very strong in telling me which hospital to go to and that whatever was happening with him had nothing to do with the surgery. Took him to emergency and he was coughing up blood and it was coming out his nose. The car ride from the vet to the hospital is indescribable. The sounds he was making haunt me. He died. My beautiful healthy baby just died. Cost us $1500 for about an hour at emergency. They never contacted me and passed it off as if he had an underlying condition. Why did I pay all that money to make sure he was good for surgery??? This place is a joke. They don't care about you or your animals. Please share if you know people in south Surrey or white rock. This happened in June but I finally had it in me to write a review about the experience.

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    Terrible vet. Separated me from my pet during exam, very expensive, poor client relations. Will never go back.

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