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    Lazy C Farm

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Animal Hospital Of Marion

    Animal Hospital Of Marion

    (23 reviews)

    I rarely leave reviews, but I am compelled to share our experience with Animal Hospital of Marion…read more I cannot say enough about Dr. John, his wife, and their incredible team. They turned one of the most heartbreaking weeks of my life into a story of hope and healing. Our 12-year-old Miniature Schnauzer, Cooper, is my "soul dog"--his companionship is what got me through the loss of my mother in 2016. Last Monday, he became violently ill. Because Miniature Schnauzers are predisposed to pancreatitis, we were on high alert. I had him at his regular vet in Morganton by 9:00 AM. While waiting for blood work, Cooper began bleeding profusely from his rectum. I ran through the hallway with him, covered in blood, begging for help. Shockingly, in that emergency, this office--a vet we had visited 10+ times and who had performed two prior surgeries on Cooper--required a second, hefty payment up front before they would even touch him. To watch my dog hemorrhaging and have it insinuated they wouldn't help until I paid again was traumatizing. He was diagnosed with HGE (Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis). After three days of treatment, the vet suddenly mentioned euthanasia on Thursday because Cooper wasn't "bouncing back" fast enough. Worse, they closed at noon on Thursday for the MLK holiday weekend and wouldn't reopen until Tuesday. The thought of Cooper going four days without a vet made my anxiety skyrocket. I wasn't ready to give up. I called Animal Hospital of Marion because of their wonderful reputation. They squeezed us in Friday, and everything changed. Unlike our previous experience, there was no discussion of payment before they helped my boy. Their priority was his life, not my wallet. Dr. John's persistence is the reason Cooper is alive. He recommended an ultrasound, and though upset stomachs are full of gas that can block imaging, Dr. John refused to stop. He took multiple images from different angles until he found the real trigger: a mass on Cooper's spleen. The compassion here is unmatched; the office manager even hugged and prayed with us. Dr. John and his wife own this practice, and they pour their hearts into it. His wife even came in on her day off Saturday to help him perform the surgery (splenectomy). Dr. John was honest, explaining that if the mass is Splenic Hemangiosarcoma (HSA)--an aggressive "ticking time bomb" cancer--we may only have about six months left with him. But he gave us a choice and the truth. He even called me personally today (Sunday) to tell me Cooper was alert and had finally eaten! They aren't even "open" on Sundays, yet he took the time to check on my boy. They kept Cooper Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (tonight) nights to ensure he was fully stabilized and safe under their watch. They have been so incredibly accommodating that they even told us he was welcome to 'hang out' with them Monday morning if we had things we needed to take care of. It is rare to find a team that treats your pet like their own guest rather than just a patient. Despite the holiday and weekend timing, we found them to be incredibly affordable. I live 45 minutes away, but I would drive 4+ hours for this level of care. We are at peace knowing Dr. John did everything humanly possible for Cooper--no matter the outcome. My boys will never go anywhere else! Words will never express our gratitude.

    There really aren't many options in the area…read more The quality of care is acceptable, but not exceptional. The organization leaves a bit to be desired. The place is LOUD. There are add on fees for everything. The logo looks like a 3 leg dog with the cat's head in its mouth ().

    Off Broadway Pet Boarding & Training - The front entrance

    Off Broadway Pet Boarding & Training

    (3 reviews)

    I've taken my cat Alice here two times now. And I really like how the cats are in their own area…read moreand it's not just a small cage like that their in if they where at the vets. It's like a closet size where the cats have different levels to up on. You can even let the staff play with them in an open space, or if your at is like mine and doesn't care too much for strangers they can just chill on one of the meany levels. Also for boarding a cat is a really great price. And if anything happens they call you and your furry family member's vet.

    I brought my rescued English Bulldog to Sissy about two weeks ago. She was highly recommend by…read moreanother Charlotte dog lover who had brought her pups their for training. I have had Bane for about a year and a half (his about 3 1/2 years old.) He has been almost uncontrollable since day one. Although there was some initial improvement, he has had no sense of boundaries and could get aggressive when touched. Sissy and I spoke at length by phone prior to bringing Bane there. She seemed very knowledgeable about training, in general, as well as being keenly aware of the specific needs and disposition of English Bulldogs. Bane boarded and worked with Sissy for training at Off Broadway Pet Boarding and Training for a full week. While the space was fairly small, I was impressed with the cleanliness and order. Sissy and I spoke almost daily about Bane's progress. It because apparent by day 3 that I needed the training as much as he did. Upon picking him up, he seemed happy and well adjusted. He is now able to follow simple commands, which we continue to work on at home. Since I opted to use a pinch collar with him, it is important I continue to execute the training and coaching she provided for us. His overall behavioral changes have been nothing less than miraculous. He is much more calm, isn't aggressive towards other people or dogs and seems much happier, as are well! I would highly recommend Sissy for any training and/or boarding needs you may have.

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