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Added by Jopie, at 23 January 2013
Opening Hours
- Monday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Thursday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Sunday Closed
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13 Reviews
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29 November 2017
I think they are awesome I took my dog jade there and corker an his staff saved her life. They have also did surgery on jade and my other dog shy I will always continue to take all my animals there.
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20 November 2017
I’ve been taking my Pet to Corker’s for treatment and boarding for over 7-8 yrs. it is her home away from home she is so healthy and is treated like the princess she is! The staff are friendly and professional. BONUS: THEY KNOW ANIMALS!
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28 October 2017
I should have know to run out the door with my dog the 3rd time Corker took her tempature within the first 10 minutes I was there. I thought the nurse would speak up as she gave a crazy look. Asked to leave my dog while he ran test, I was hesitant but my baby was in pain. When I got back I arrived the same time as Dr. Corker who had gone to Pet Smart to get my dogs medicine. Treated her for something that wasn't even wrong with her. I will never send nor recommend that anyone send their pets there. And after the disgusting smell I would never board my dog there. Staff complained about the dogs and about the customers who brought in their dogs in front of other customers.HE NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN!!!
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18 October 2017
I went about a year ago due to my pup getting hit by a car. I usually go to Wesmore in Perry but that was far so I went to first place I searched on google. I get there and mind you I'm a total mess because my new puppy had ran out and wasn't trained yet and I saw a car hit him anyway, I get there and everyone could see I was crying and shacking so bad and no one there made me feel good nor did I feel any type of compassion from them. The Dr checked him and didn't even give him pain medicine. The bill was almost $300.00 for nothing. I didn't feel good so I went to Wesmoreland and they were in shock that the vet didn't give him pain medicine. I was so upset. Thankfully my puppy made a full recovery. But I will not be coming here ever again. Also the place looks in bad shape and looks dirty
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16 September 2017
wrong diagnosis, the vet cleaned my gogs ear and asked if he was scratching his ear. I said no and he asked "why did you bring him then?" I said for the spot on his face like I said before. the place is dirty and not taken care of I will never go back! the place should be closed down!
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16 September 2017
Nasty place!horrible! Don't go there! Smells really bad!
The assistants were nice but the doctor seems to be out of it! He should retireresponse / report this review -
31 July 2017
Dr corker is still practicing and will be for a long a
While. He's a dedicated man with a strong will to please others. He has his license despite what the other commententor said.response / report this review -
05 July 2017
Very nice people. They make it affordable to have three cats. Best prices!
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01 April 2017
Dr. Corker has lost his license due to malpractice!!! Do NOT GO HERE!!
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15 November 2016
We have used Corker Animal hospital for 15+ yrs. They are always great to our fur babies, and understanding of feelings. When I get a chance I always recommend them to others to use.
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30 July 2014
Dr. Corker has been taking care of our pets of almost 40 years. His office is not high tech and he is old school, but he is a gentleman of the very first order who does his best to do what is appropriate for the animal and the caregiver. His technicians are all wonderful and treat everyone with respect. He has really impacted our lives over the years in the most positive of ways.
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10 April 2014
On April 7, 2014, I took my 20-year-old cat (Melissa) in to see Dr. Corker because the cat was acting sluggish and not eating. In the preliminary exam, Dr. Corker picked up Melissa with one hand like he was picking up a sack of flour and practically threw her on a floor scale--there was no tenderness whatsoever. He said he would need to do blood work and gave me an estimate of $302 for the cost of the work that needed to be done. I left Melissa and came back 6 hours later. Dr. Corker called me back and started going over the data that he found. Half way through, he asked me if I was sure that my dog was 20 years old! I said the animal was a cat! He didn't even know who Melissa was. Then I was presented a bill for $406.65! I was also strongly encouraged to but very expensive food from the clinic. Before I left, I asked Dr. Corker how much longer Melissa might be expected to live. He said perhaps 6 months. The next day Melissa was twice as bad as she was before I took her to see Dr. Corker, so I called to see if they had given her some sort of sedative. Dr. Corker got on the phone, and once again he thought Melissa was a dog! He said I could bring her in for fluids, but I told him I couldn't afford to do that after paying $406.65 the previous day. I thought he might offer to do it for free, but he didn't. Two days later I had to put Melissa to sleep because she had deteriorated so rapidly and seemed to be in pain. I'm angry with the way Dr. Corker treated my companion of 20 years, and I'm angry because he did so many unnecessary tests on a cat that was obviously in the last stages of dying. And I'm angry with myself for taking Melissa to Dr. Corker's clinic. Dr. Corker needs to retire. He seems to be more interested in money than for the welfare of his patients!
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30 January 2013
A couple weeks ago my sister and I found a stray cat and I claimed her as my own. I took her here because they had the first available appointment (my sister has three other cats, therefore I wanted to get her tested ASAP to make sure she was okay to be around the others). The front desk lady and the nurse seemed lovely, but Corker did not meet my standards. He never looked at me when talking, nor did he hardly look at my cat which made me nervous considering he was giving her shots. I told others what they charged me and they were shocked by how overpriced it was. On the bill, it says, "kitten will need to be re-vaccinated every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks of age." She is more like six months. We both left unsatisfied, so I am changing vets.
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