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Colonial Canine

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Dog boarding and training

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Lannon's Animal Hospital - Emergency Vet-Elizabeth City,NC. He's never been this relaxed. They are Phenomenal!!!

Lannon's Animal Hospital

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The beginning of February 2026 I came home to a significant amount of blood and exudate coming…read morefrom my dog's rectum. I called Dr's Lannon's and asked for advice and asked if we could have my dog seen. We sent pics and received a response basically blowing us off. We sought an online vet and ultimately after jumping through a lot of hoops have been treating him with antibiotics and steroids with slight improvement. Dr Lannon's current staff implied we were lying about his treatment and to return to where we took him because there's no way we could get steroids by mail in NC which is accurate information(we had it mailed to family in FL and sent here). We've also been told due to my dog's size to seek treatment elsewhere but when my husband dropped by in person to discuss the matter there was a Neapolitan Mastiff larger than our dog waiting to be seen. Go figure. Prior to this incident, We've been limping along since COVID knowing he's not really a favorite of the office since some of the previous vet techs that he liked have left the practice. After this ordeal, there's absolutely no way I would recommend wasting your time or theirs which is what it would turn into if you bothered trying to have your pets treated there. I trust Dr Lannon 100 % but her current staff is lacking honesty, integrity ,and the grit it takes to be in the industry. They've had some great techs=Chris Haupu, Mary & Zoey were excellent and understanding with my dog and are sorely missed. I understand why techs are nervous about dealing with large breeds but, I have an email from that my dog is welcome, but his chart is marked that he's not. All the current staff can assume is to be fearful, and in that case they might as well work with bunnies. I admit my dog becomes temperamental when his feet or nether regions are examined but his chart is marked accordingly. There was an appointment in the past that his chart was ignored and a minor incident occurred. Things happen when you deal with animals, and we've done everything in our power to ensure that all staff is reminded not to ignore our safety warnings and we basket muzzle him for everyone's safety and we also offer to be on standby to render any assistance needed. I'm in patient care and have had large animal experience(I've had horses and been around animals my entire life), and my pet is 150 lbs so we understand the importance of safety. My boy would never intentionally want to hurt anyone. He's reactive, and we want to make sure everyone is safe. I'm disappointed to say the very least , and I don't want anyone else or their pet to suffer the pain and the wait that we've endured. I've tried to do my best to handle this on my own but, there's only so much I can do. Update:I finally took him to the emergency vet and he has CANCER(Two Tumors). They were phenomenal w/him. They loved him and he loved them. Just goes to show what having the right environment will do, now we can move forward finding him the treatment he deserves so, that hopefully he can go on and live out his best life. Update:Pasquotank Animal Hospital: Dr Blake Lucas saw my boy on Tuesday 4/14/26. He was comfortable, and again so much so laid down, relaxed and went along w/the program. The vet tech loved him, and they got on just fine. He ended up having surgery the same afternoon. Thanks to Dr Lucas and staff for listening to concerns, heeding our cautions w/regards to his reactive tendencies when his touchy feet and "personal areas" are dealt with, and for treating my boy and us w/professionalism and respect. It is much appreciated!!!!

After taking our dog here for years they refused to treat her today. The tech Sully had an awful…read morebedside manner and was completely insensitive to my dog who needed relief from her swollen ear. The front desk staff is very nice however and were very sweet when I was upset over the mistreatment of their patient. I also will say I have never spoken to the vet here only the techs which is also concerning.

Colonial Canine - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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