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    Paces Ferry Veterinary Clinic

    4.1 (79 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Neonate kittens

    Love love love this clinic. The vets are all so caring and compassionate. I never leave without answers. I work in rescue, so they have seen me a bunch over the years with some "hot mess" rescued cats. I'm so appreciative of the staff, Dr Whittle, and level of care they have always shown. I could not recommend them enough. They treat every baby like their own and I always know we are in good hands with Paces Ferry.

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    Chelsea G.

    I brought my cat in for his yearly rabies vaccine and they charged me an additional $70 on top of the $32 vaccine charge for TEN MINUTES only to tell me my cat was healthy. I know he's healthy... I didn't ask for an exam, I brought him in for his yearly vaccine! Then when I questioned it, they told me they checked his eyes and ears. I'm sorry... SEVENTY DOLLARS to look at his eyes and ears!?!? I'm clearly in the wrong profession if you can make $70 for ten minutes of doing hardly anything. I would even consider a $30-$40 exam fee to be somewhat reasonable but $70 is insane. They also failed to inform me of this fee beforehand and it wasn't on my previous years invoice (attached). Sick to my stomach and I will NOT be coming back.

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    Kelsey B.

    Very nice staff very professional. Dr. Hardeman is so kind to my pet and was easy to understand. I appreciate her taking the time to talk to me on the phone about my dog. Blair the vet tech was extremely knowledgeable. I trust this team and I will continue to take my baby here every year.

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