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255 South 84th Street Lincoln, NE 68510
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Animal Care Clinic

Animal Care Clinic is a Animal Hospital facility at 255 South 84th Street in Lincoln, NE.
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255 South 84th Street, Lincoln, NE 68510
Services Animal Care Clinic practices at 255 South 84th Street, Lincoln, NE 68510.

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 Animal Care Clinic in Lincoln, NE, please call (402) 489-9534 for more information.
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(this is not a rating on their establishment, just my review of how my pet was treated. My comments do not represent any other individuals other than my own)

I have been taking my pet to this clinic for over a year now. I thought I was doing the right thing. He had a lump on his chest, rather small to begin with. I took him to this vet, and was told that by looking at it, this was a fatty deposit. I took the word of the vet. With in the next couple of months the lump began to grow rapidly and become hard. More than doubled in size. I took him back to have it removed, and was told at the time of removal that it was not malignant. I spent one more year with my baby. Just last week he went from showing no signs of illness to having a giant lump appear around his abdomen. It appeared with in a day, and he became very ill. I took him in, the vet took a blood test and said that all organs were working perfect, and the spleen would be removed, and that it wasn't cancer. In less than a half an hour after surgery started, I recieved a phone call telling me that his body was riddled with cancer and we could put him back together where he would die in pain within 2 days, or let him go on the table. I chose to let him go, i didn't want him to be in pain. He was 9 years old. It bothered me that he died so quick and of cancer which i was told he didn't have. I asked the vet 2 days ago after doing research about fatty deposits and tumors, whether he biopsied the lump (removed a year ago), and he said no he could tell by just looking at it. A year a go i could have started treatment, but i took the word of this vet, and my baby died before his time. Don't let this happen to your pet. Do the research, get a second opinion. Biopsy! don't take the i know what it looks like so that's what it is analysis. I hope this is helpful for others. Thank you.

- Heartbroken.
by Anonymous
July 25, 2010