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Corydon Veterinary Clinic
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Our clinic cares for both large and small animals. Drs. Gassman and Whitney are the owners of the clinic, and are joined by associates Drs. Hines, Johnson and Reckrodt. They all do both large and small animal work. We are dedicated to serving our community by helping them produce high quality herds and promoting the human-animal bond through quality care.
If you are considering donating to the clinic, we always appreciate towels, blankets, and newspapers for the kennels. We also collect pop cans for the Lucas County Humane Society as well as blankets, towels, food, toys, leashes and collars. If you have any of these items and would like to donate them, just come in during business hours and drop them off. We will make sure they get to the animals that need them.
If you are considering donating to the clinic, we always appreciate towels, blankets, and newspapers for the kennels. We also collect pop cans for the Lucas County Humane Society as well as blankets, towels, food, toys, leashes and collars. If you have any of these items and would like to donate them, just come in during business hours and drop them off. We will make sure they get to the animals that need them.
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September 30, 2015
Cait S. asked:How much does it cost for the vet to declaw a cat.? And who do you recommendBrett D. replied:Hi Cait! My name is Sadie (I am on my husbands phone) and I work at the Corydon Vet Clinic. It costs $95 to front declaw a cat, then he/she will have to stay overnight with us two nights to keep an eye on the paws. Boarding is $10/night, so the total cost is $115. That includes the surgery, boarding, pain meds and food! Give us a call at 641-872-1064 if you're interested!
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