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snow_banksy t1_je9ieyp wrote

Reply to Cost friendly vet recommendations? by Good-Carpet4251

I have had a great experience at Eastern Animal Hospital, they’ve never asked to re-do tests or asked for any that felt unnecessary. I always said yes or no to the non-mandatory vaccines, there was a time I brought her in for a lump that was gone when we went in and they didn’t request any tests and we just went on our way. Her prescriptions are pricey from there but the pharmacy there worked with me to get them called into Walgreens so I can afford them with GoodRX coupons compared to the vet pharmacy.

however, in december my dog’s medicine price changed and i asked why. they said they adjust their prices annually for inflation. i didn’t love hearing that, but i’ve been so far happy with the level of care my dog has gotten there and i never felt there was a single extra test or procedure requested. the only one i hesitated on was a check-up bcs i’d never done one for my dog but ultimately i just lined it up with an appointment for her medication and did them both at the same time, knocking the price way down.

best of luck!! :-) i hope you like the future vet!

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medievalPanera t1_je9gd68 wrote

Reply to comment by RedStar9117 in On March 28, 1984, Bob Irsay (1923-1997), owner of the once-mighty Baltimore Colts, moves the team to Indianapolis. Without any sort of public announcement, Irsay hired movers to pack up the team's offices in Owings Mills, Maryland, in the middle of the night, while the city of Baltimore slept. by DfcukinLite

Had to be insano to be some of the first to know. Can't imagine the emotions driving your team to flipping Indianapolis.

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RedStar9117 t1_je9g79g wrote

Reply to comment by medievalPanera in On March 28, 1984, Bob Irsay (1923-1997), owner of the once-mighty Baltimore Colts, moves the team to Indianapolis. Without any sort of public announcement, Irsay hired movers to pack up the team's offices in Owings Mills, Maryland, in the middle of the night, while the city of Baltimore slept. by DfcukinLite

He only said that he was working for mayflower at the time and they were all assigned to show up and everyone was shocked when all of a sudden the Colts were sneaking put of town under cover of darkness. Everyone was pissed off but no one was going ro get fired over refusing to do the job

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No-Lunch4249 t1_je9fwxm wrote

Reply to comment by OwnEqual8219 in ECLECTIC RESTAURANT in BASEMENT of corner rowhouse perhaps a few miles from Second Chance? I went perhaps 5 yrs ago. I'd like to go back & can't figure out what it's called or where it is. I tried Yelp and can't find it. (I hope it's still there! If not, I'd appreciate other suggestions.) by rgbarometer

Basement bars were already in trouble and generally a dying breed even before the pandemic too

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OwnEqual8219 t1_je9fixn wrote

Reply to ECLECTIC RESTAURANT in BASEMENT of corner rowhouse perhaps a few miles from Second Chance? I went perhaps 5 yrs ago. I'd like to go back & can't figure out what it's called or where it is. I tried Yelp and can't find it. (I hope it's still there! If not, I'd appreciate other suggestions.) by rgbarometer

Do you remember the cuisine? Unfortunately, a lot of places didn’t survive the pandemic, so there’s a good chance it’s in the Great Beyond for restaurants.

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