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Lake Harriet Veterinary

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4249 Bryant Ave South
Minneapolis, MN, 55409
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Lake Harriet Veterinary is dedicated to providing the best integrative veterinary medical care available to animal caretakers in the Twin Cities region. We seek to foster strong personal and working relationships with our clients, provide them with the information needed to make educated decisions about their pets, and to provide a warm, nurturing environment to our animal patients. We will strive to utilize principles and products that promote a healthy lifestyle and contribute to the well being of our community. Our new clinic is being built with environmentally sensitive materials that promote energy savings, minimize workplace-associated illness, and have a positive impact on our world. We believe you will find Lake Harriet Veterinary to be a fantastic place to bring your pets and to interact with fellow animal lovers and neighbors.

http://www.lakeharrietvet.com
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http://www.lakeharrietvet.com
Phone number:
612.822.1545

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