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Peg McMahon, DVM in Sunnyvale (2555 N Belt Line Rd, TX 75182)
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Peg McMahon, DVM is located in Sunnyvale (Texas state) on the street of 2555 N Belt Line Rd. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +19722260265. You can get more information from their website: http://www.vcahospitals.com/beltline-east. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Peg McMahon, DVM quickly are 32.800339, -96.596546. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Peg McMahon, DVM.
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Available amenities
Planning
- Appointments recommended
Amenities
- Toilets
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Jeremy
We love coming here they took good care of our dogs we had them there for a couple of years and the staff is very friendly they care for each animal like it was their own and we got to know them on a personal basis which was amazing cuz we can build our trust with these people. But the facilities are awesome and they care for your pet
08.2019Lynda
My dog had a seizure and was wobbly and disoriented and would not eat. The clinic was polite and helpful The vet tech was awesome . He did an outstanding job. The Vet herself was not. She dismissed herself as soon as she found out I did not have 2000 for treatment nor did I have a deposit of half. No pet insurance either. She did nothing even thou I brought the urine sample. Add she prescribed anti nausea pills and amoxicillon for my dog. He died two days later from the prescription med was toxic to him. She also wanted me to put him on zantac. My dog was not vomiting or diareah . He was dizzy dehydrated and in pain. Vet said he was not any pain. He started crying after the 2nd day of meds. He then died late nite early morning with respitory/ heart failure. He died with 3 minutes of having a seizure that paralyzed him and stopped his heart. . There was not a chance.. I could not have saved him or got him to a hospital he went to soon all because th he vet prescribed the wrong medicine. Never give your animal people antibiotics or any people pill. Even if the vet says. Ask for dog antibiotic s . Stay away from anti nausea pills .do your homework and beware the greedy vet who only want money and don't care about animals.
08.2018Dee
Great service & they always do a wonderful job with my girls. I have 2 pit bulls & they have been taking care of them all their lives. They also did a great job on bathing them.
08.2018Parks3
Good clinic with good doctors & technicians who have cared for several animals.
08.2018Keith
Emergency care and called the next day to check on our fur baby... staff was fantastic
08.2018