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Edwardsville Animal Clinic
Edwardsville Animal Clinic
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1254 West Knable Road Georgetown, IN 47122
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Edwardsville Animal Clinic

Edwardsville Animal Clinic is a Animal Hospital facility at 1254 West Knable Road in Georgetown, IN.
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1254 West Knable Road, Georgetown, IN 47122
Services Edwardsville Animal Clinic practices at 1254 West Knable Road, Georgetown, IN 47122.

Animal hospitals offer general and emergency pet care services. Some animal hospitals offer 24 hour emergency services-call to confirm hours and availability.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Edwardsville Animal Clinic in Georgetown, IN, please call (812) 923-8479 for more information.
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In my opinion, Loftus is exceptionally unprofessional & discriminating. After accompanying a client to pick up her dog, we were taken to an exam room, required to pay the bill in full in the exam room even before seeing the dog, & then, when I inquired why they held the dog from my client due to lack of payment, but allowed other clients to take their pets home & "make payments" Loftus exploded! She started carrying on about how much money she donates & what her account receivables are then she ordered myself & the client (who never spoke once) to NEVER return to her clinic & she exited the room. Not once did I raise my voice to Dr. Loftus. At this visit, Dr. Loftus NEVER offered this paying client the opportunity to discuss her dog’s life threatening situation, what had been done, or how to prevent this situation from re-occurring. Approx.10 minutes later, a clinic worker appeared, handed off the dog & answered several questions regarding the animals condition.
by Anonymous
October 16, 2010