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Kennel that will provide special medical attention

  • 15-01-2007 9:54pm
    #1
    Kellie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭


    Hi guys

    This is my first time posting!
    We took in a stray dog my sister found last October that we have discovered has severe dry eye and now possibly Cushing's disease (awaiting test results)...needless to say this is probably why the poor thing was dumped.

    Anyway, we haven't been away since we got her and we are reluctant to leave her. Unfortunately there is no-one who can take her for us so we are looking for a kennel that will basically treat her like a princess and one that will put the creams in her eyes (up to seven times a day) and possibly give her tablets if she needs them. I know possibly all kennels will say they will do it which is why I am a bit worried.

    Where do I start?? And can anyone advise me of such a place? We are based in West Dublin and I am willing to pay whatever I have to to make sure she is looked after. She will have all her vaccinations done hopefully be end of Jan.

    Thanks a mil!


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  • #2
    flynnc
    Closed Accounts Posts: 104 ✭✭flynnc


    Hillcrest Veterinary Hospital

    Coolmine Clonsilla 15 Dublin


    (01)8213189

    they have kennels for boarding so i would say they are your best bet


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