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Veterinary clinic details for Southeastern Pet Vacc





Anderson Veterinary Clinic

Southeastern Pet Vacc


118 Vanwood Dr

Anderson, SC 29621

Phone: 864-296-5512

Average Rating for Southeastern Pet Vacc: 5 ( reviews)

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Average Rating: 5 out of 5 (10 reviews)

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This Vet makes it so easy to keep up the yearly shots for your pets. It keep your pets safe with out all the 'extra' costs.
-DJ Palmer.

Rating: 5
when is your next clinic in anderson?
-angela blakely.

Rating: 5
I have always vaccinated my pets with this clinic. Their schedule is varied enough that I can visit them at many nearby locations to Abbeville. I have never had any problems with their vaccinations. They send reminders each year which is a big help.
-Leonard Partain.

Rating: 5
always courteous prompt
-ellen booth.

Rating: 5
Quick, inexpensive, local
-Lisa Stephens.

Rating: 5
We have been using Dr. Herron for nine years. He is great. Very affordable, will call you back if an emergency. Has mobile service and all of his staff is just and nice as he is.
-Jan Bailey.

Rating: 5
been taking my pets to see Dr.Herron for years and it's been great everytime
-waylon howard.

Rating: 5
I have been going to Dr. Herron for over twenty years. He is the best. Even a evil white cat my mother owned he could pick her up give the shots and put her back with no blood shed!!! So helpful with information and kindness!!!
-Susan Hill.

Rating: 5
The best service. Prce is great and the staff is friendly and Doctor Herron is willing to answer all questions.
-Patty Tokash.

Rating: 5
very affordable very good with all animals
-faye mull.

Rating: 5


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