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Horn Lake Animal Hospital
Horn Lake Animal Hospital
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3390 Goodman Road West Horn Lake, MS 38637
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Horn Lake Animal Hospital

Horn Lake Animal Hospital is a Animal Hospital facility at 3390 Goodman Road West in Horn Lake, MS.
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3390 Goodman Road West, Horn Lake, MS 38637
Services Horn Lake Animal Hospital practices at 3390 Goodman Road West, Horn Lake, MS 38637.

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 Horn Lake Animal Hospital in Horn Lake, MS, please call (662) 393-1116 for more information.
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While this facility does have state-of-the art equipment and seems knowledgeable, I would like to caution people not to have a false sense of security that this is truly an emergency animal clinic. We had our dog there on two different occaisions for seizures. We were told the second time to keep a log of the length and frequency of the seizures and unless she had five in a 24-hour period it was not necessary to bring her in. Our dog had 6 seizures in less than 12-hours so we figured it was time to take her in. When we got to Horn Lake Animal Hospital, the "Open" sige was lit, we were within the posted hours on the door (after all this is a 24-hour emergency faciility, right) and there was not another car in the lot leading us to believe we could get service. However, we were told they were in an emergency surgery and we could not be seen. We were not invited to wait, told they would attempt to see us as soon as possible or anything of that nature. Instead we were told we could have the number for the Summer Ave location. My issue is not the the dog died--she was relatively old and we knew there was a possibility of her not surviving the seizures. My problem is when a business falsely advertises a services that they are obviously not able to provide. Pets are important and we certainly loved our dog. I guess I should take some comfort in the fact that this facility does not treat humans.
by Anonymous
June 25, 2011