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Six Forks Animal Hospital: A Case Study
Six Forks Animal Hospital is a veterinary hospital that is located in Raleigh, North Carolina. Six Forks Animal Hospital was established by Dr. Jerry Langdon in September of 1967. Their services include veterinary services, boarding and daycare, and grooming. Six Forks Animal Hospital works hard to the best of their ability to accommodate all of their clients in the boarding and daycare facility. Their boarding and daycare services include 15 minute playtime, 15 minute private playtime, 10 minute cuddle time, peanut butter kong, frozen treat, facetime with pet, nail trim, express anal glands, and furminator exit baths. Six Forks Animal Hospital is the choice of excellence for delivering full-service veterinary care, boarding, and grooming
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