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"We have loved our experience at Red Cedar Animal Hospital so far! The staff is warm and welcoming, and always make us feel reassured that our pup is in the best hands"Palak S.
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"Everyone here has given us upstanding service and are extremely knowledgeable. It has become like a second home for our pup and we simply can't thank them enough for such an amazing experience. Once you go one time you'll never leave!"Mathew D.