Little Egypt Veterinary Clinic

Veterinarians, Pet Services, Pet Sitting & Exercising Services

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Today: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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(618) 997-9786Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections602 S Court StMarion, IL 62959 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sun	Closed

Little Egypt Veterinary Clinic

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Dental Care
Dental disease is one of the most common chronic problems in pets who don’t have their teeth brushed regularly. Unfortunately, most cats don’t take very good care of their own teeth, and this probably includes your Persian. Without extra help and care from you, your cat is likely to develop potentially serious dental problems. Dental disease starts with food residue, which hardens into tartar that builds up on the visible parts of the teeth, and eventually leads to infection of the gums and tooth roots. Protecting your cat against dental disease from the start by removing food residue regularly may help prevent or delay the need for advanced treatment of dental disease. This treatment can be stressful for your cat and expensive for you, so preventive care is beneficial all around. In severe cases of chronic dental infection, your pet may even lose teeth or sustain damage to internal organs. And, if nothing else, your cat will be a more pleasant companion not knocking everyone over with stinky cat breath! We’ll show you how to keep your cat’s pearly whites clean at home, and help you schedule regular routine dental exams.

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General Info: Little Egypt Veterinary Clinic! Welcome to Little Egypt Veterinary Clinic, your local veterinarians in Marion. Were pleased to provide a wide variety of veterinary services for animals in Marion. Contact us with your questions or schedule an appointment. What is the origin of the name Little Egypt? Southern Illinois is the inverted triangle bounded by the Wabash, the Ohio, and the Mississippi, and by an indeterminate line drawn east from St. Louis on the north. It has been called Egypt since the extreme winters of 1824, 1831, and 1832; when northerners journeyed south to buy corn and seed, imagining themselves as the sons of Jacob, who went down to Egypt to buy corn in Genesis 42. After 1832, the term Egypt came into general use, as people enjoyed thinking that they had settled in a land of plenty sanctioned by Scripture. In 1837 the town of Cairo was chartered at the Nile-like delta where the Ohio joins the Mississippi. Many other towns in the area have taken on Biblical names as well; such as Karnak, Thebes, Palestine, Lebanon, Mt. Carmel, Eden, Goshen, Olive Branch and Herod. There was even a Sodom that vanished in the early 1900s.
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BBB Rating: A+
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Extra Phones: Fax: (618) 993-0023
Services/Products: Boarding, Laser Pet Therapy, Surgical Services, Ear Cropping, Laser Therapy, Laboratory, Dentistry, Laser Surgery, Radiology Services, Cat Veterinarians, Diagnostic And Therapeutic Services, Laser Pet Surgery, Emergency Care, Grooming, Anesthesia, Animal Health Supplies.
Brands: Hill's Prescription Diet, Hill's Science Diet, Interceptor
Payment method: check, cash, mastercard, discover, visa
Other Link: http://littleegyptvet.com
Categories: Veterinarians, Pet Services, Pet Sitting & Exercising Services

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GSG S.

10/09/2017

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the doctor is great , and the staff is very good.
this is the place to take your pets to !
easy to find , clean , smells good

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MCMarlia C.

09/09/2016

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Unbelievable that in this day and age there is still this much ignorance and bigotry. Your job is to take care of animals. The care and treatment of people's pets does not require your misguided social commentary and has apparently lost you a significant amount of business. Even if you are a good vet, people will likely take their pets to someone that has as much respect for the people that bring their pets in. You'd do well the remember that the people you mock, you wouldn't even recognize if you saw them face to face.

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MTMark T.

09/06/2016

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A disgrace to their community/customers! Posting a hate message as a "joke" on the sign.... keep your politics to yourself!