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Yorkiemom1 · 07-31-2012, 09:48 AM

I know of Dr.Beale. He is excellent, as are all of the vets at that facility...I am thrilled they are so close to me, as I have used their services on several occasions when I felt that level of care was mandated. While Dr. Terrel is not board certified, he specializes in orthopedics and he has been doing successful orthopedic surgeries more than long enough to know what he is doing. If I was concerned there was something going on beyond his scope of practice, I would certainly be on my way to GCVS, or even A&M. The vets at my clinic are quick to refer to GCVS when they recognize the need to do so. Dr.Terrel is very familiar with FHO surgery, has done many of them over his 25+ years, and had no concerns about doing surgery on this pup.

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Yorkiemom1 Rosehill Yorkies Donating YT Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Houston Texas Posts: 9,462	I know of Dr.Beale. He is excellent, as are all of the vets at that facility...I am thrilled they are so close to me, as I have used their services on several occasions when I felt that level of care was mandated. While Dr. Terrel is not board certified, he specializes in orthopedics and he has been doing successful orthopedic surgeries more than long enough to know what he is doing. If I was concerned there was something going on beyond his scope of practice, I would certainly be on my way to GCVS, or even A&M. The vets at my clinic are quick to refer to GCVS when they recognize the need to do so. Dr.Terrel is very familiar with FHO surgery, has done many of them over his 25+ years, and had no concerns about doing surgery on this pup. Last edited by Yorkiemom1; 07-31-2012 at 09:51 AM.