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Codding, Allen DVM
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Referral from
August 5, 2018
sunsetsandnicotine asked:Can anyone recommend a good vet for my cat? Hi, i just moved here from New York. I searched the sub but i didn't find a post like this. i have a four year old DSH cat who recently just made the trip with me down here, and its been a stressful month for him with moving to a new region, the 40 hour road trip it took to get here, and living with a new person (my best friend/roommate). he started peeing on my roommate's clothes which while the roommate has been cool about it, still isn't great and even though its probably just due to stress i feel like i should go have him checked out. I should probably establish a good vet anyway since we'll probably be here a while. i'm in the 78726 area if that helps? or travis county. it doesn't have to be in the immediate area if they're worth the trip but i'd prefer if someone knew a good one close to me because he's an indoor cat so any drives are kind of a hassle with him.
xampl9 replied:Try Dr. Swanzy at Anderson Mill Animal Clinic. She was great with my cats. http://vetinaustin.com/
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Referral from
September 18, 2015
Nick L. asked:Austin, TX Hey everyone, I posted a few weeks back about my dog trip that was recently diagnosed with Addison's. Until now, we've been using the petsmart vet but would like to develop a relationship with a vet since we will be in often for check ups and shots. Just wondering if anyone has a recommendation for a vet in Austin, TX that is familiar with the low dosage of PercotenDonna B. replied:Nick, I had quite a time with this. I live in Austin. I changed to Dr. Whitney Pagel. She is not exactly a proponent of low dose but says she will go along with it because I started it. She's with Anderson Mill Animal Clinic. 512.258.4163. It's off 183 at Anderson Mill. Actually on 183 access rd. She does seem to understand Addison's.
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