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Portsmouth Veterinary Clinic

Island Veterinary Svc Inc


2477 E Main Rd

Portsmouth, RI 02871

Phone: 401-683-6500

Average Rating for Island Veterinary Svc Inc: 1 ( reviews)

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Average Rating: 1 out of 5 (2 reviews)

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the worst veternarian and clinic, nothing but bad service, uncarring, not dedicated to animals well being, cant handle big dogs, never did full check ups, never give follow up calls, cold staff, Dr braga does not deserve the responsibilitys of our babies" she cant handle it, only cares about her paycheck, inept!! do not reccomend,
-Kerry Farrea.

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Dr.Braga is a great vet very compassionate and treats all the animals as if they were her own very good and kind goes out of her way for her patients.Great person Great staff.
-Kathy Resendes.

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