Most people realize how important dental care is for people, but did you know oral health is equally important for pets? Learn more about our dental care services! Randall Veterinary Hospital is pleased to offer our clients private animal boarding in our state-of-the-art facility. Let your pet vacation with us next time you're out of town! The caring veterinarians at Randall Veterinary Hospital understand the needs of your beloved pet, and how they will change as your pet begins to age. Located in Byram Mississippi, Randall Veterinary Hospital is a 10,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility with private dog and separate cat boarding.
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Randall Veterinary Hospital is pleased to offer our clients private animal boarding in our state-of-the-art facility. Dr. Randall had the foresight when designing the practice to have separate areas for dogs and cats, ensuring a calm atmosphere for your pet while under our care. Animals staying in our boarding area will have plenty of exercise, their own kennel, ample amounts of food and water and TLC from our compassionate staff. For the safety of your pet and that of other boarders, all animals must be up to date on vaccinations and free of parasites.
Erin Rush, DVM
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Dr. Erin Rush was born and raised in Byram, Mississippi, and graduated from Terry High School in 2002. Dr. Rush earned an associate degree from Hinds County Community College, and then enrolled at Mississippi State University, where she graduated from the School of Veterinary Medicine in 2009. At that time, Dr.
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Cancer is a word no pet owner wants to hear in connection with his or her beloved pet's health. The caring veterinarians at Randall Veterinary Hospital combine their cancer-treating experience with our advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment to care for your beloved pet, throughout the treatment of their cancer.
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Most people realize how important dental care is for people, but did you know oral health is equally important for pets? Studies have determined that both dogs and cats need to begin regular cleanings as young as one to three years of age. Without this regular cleaning and brushing, your pet will soon develop a thin layer of bacteria on their teeth and gum line.
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