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Veterinary clinic details for Riverfront Animal Hospital





Lansing Veterinary Clinic

Riverfront Animal Hospital


721 N Larch St

Lansing, MI 48906

Phone: 517-487-3646

Average Rating for Riverfront Animal Hospital: 3.66666666666667 ( reviews)

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Average Rating: 3.66666666666667 out of 5 (3 reviews)

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I have a 2 and 1/2 yr old male kitty that's been declawed and neutered. He is an indoor kitty and has been meowing and going crazy to get outside! Is this normal? You may know him as "Peeler" but we call him "Blackie" - He also bites!!! He talks constantly. Normal? donh0407@yahoo.com
-Don Hunsaker.

Rating: 5
Blacky has expired. We are all very sad about his passing. He was the best two year old kitten in the world. He was so smart that he could open bed room doors by him self. And new how to open the pantry door for terats. We loved him dearly.
-Don Hunsaker.

Rating: 5
Trying to get med's for my cat and they need to have appointments because they haven't seen the cat in a few months. mean while because I can't take the time off work my cat is hiding in the cat box with scab growing all over his body in pain and I can't do anything about it because they wont sell me the med's for his allergies.
-Faith f.

Rating: 1


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