Petsimonials
My name is Turbo Gray and I'm 5 ½ years old. I have been coming to Marietta Animal Hospital since I was 6 months old. As my Mom and Dad travel a lot, I get to stay with my second family at Marietta Animal Hospital 4 or 5 times a year. When my Mom tells me it's time to go to Doggie Camp, I get real excited cause I know I will get to visit all my Girlfriends And Guy Buddies at Marietta. Dad tells me they spoil me there. Dr. Cinque is the coolest: she lets me bring all my toys and I get to play with her 2 dogs Red Dog and Chianna. I always know when my Mom is going to pick me up, cause that's when I get a bath and groomed. Ouch! Funs over!! I'm looking forward to seeing the Marietta Staff this summer at Doggie Camp. We'll have a ball!!
Love,
Turbo Gray
We have always been very impressed with Dr. Cinque and the Staff at Marietta Animal Hospital. I know when I take Turbo in for regular check-ups, or for an emergency, or for boarding, that he is in the best of care. I could never thank them enough for all they have done for us with Turbo. They have given him a 'home away from home', and showered him with much love and affection. ( and get on to me when he gains a little to much weight ) We couldn't have found a better place to take care of Turbo (my baby).
Love,
Turbo's Mom
Hi, my name is Sir Prissi. I am a Silver Persian male cat. I was born in Jacksonville, Florida April 21, 1987. My parents are Pam and Gene Petterson. We moved to Denver, Colorado and lived there for 10 years. I really liked playing in the snow. We moved back to Jacksonville, Florida to be closer to the rest of our family. Dr. Rene Cinque has been my doctor since I moved back. She is very nice and I like to go see her except for the shots. I like all the staff that works at Marietta Animal Hospital for they treat me well. For my 21st Birthday my parents gave me a pretty cake and the frosting was the best. I have had a long, happy and loving life and plan on living many more years.
Love,
Sir Prissi
We have always been a multi-pet family with as many as six cats and seven dogs at one time. We have been taking pets to Marietta Animal Hospital for several years. Having seen a number of Veterinary Hospitals over the years we have now found the best vet with the best support staff in town. We love our pets and want the very best for them, and that is what Dr. Cinque and Marietta Animal Hospital provides.
Sincerely,
Terry Hood
We have been bringing our pets to the Marietta Animal Hospital for the last seven years. In that time we have had the opportunity to choose a Veterinarian whose office is closer to our home, but we trust Dr. René Cinque and her staff to provide the absolute best care for our animals.
Dr. Cinque has a special way with dogs and cats and they accept and trust her immediately. When we plan to take one of our pets in for their annual shots or to have a problem taken care of we say that we’re “going to see the Wizard”. She always knows the right thing to do and has given several of our “kids” additional happy years of life.
The staff at Marietta Animal Hospital is friendly and well trained. They all know what to do and how to provide the best care for animals. Regardless of how busy they may be they always treat their clients as though each one was the only person needing help.
The new Marietta Animal Hospital facility is well organized and includes nearly all the specialized equipment for the treatment of small animals. Everything is clean and neat and is a truly professional environment, and a pleasure to visit.
Joe & Glenda Burnett
I have passed the Marietta Animal Hospital on several occasions over the years and, even though I had never been in, I just had this “feeling” about it. When I first got my precious Yorkie, Lexi, at 4 months old, I knew I would have to find a very special vet to take care of her. There was no question as top where that would be. I have NEVER been sorry.
Upon Lexi’s first appointment on February 16, 2006, I was in love with everyone there. Dr. Cinque and staff genuinely care about all their patients. It is evident from the time you walk in the door. Their knowledge and understanding of your pet is outstanding. They know your pet is “family” and treat them and you as such.
Dr. Cinque cares about the wellbeing of your pet and is very encouraging and supportive in times of worry when your beloved pet is not well or hurt. I have come to realize Dr. Cinque expects her staff to be as caring and kind to all patients as well.
Since I began taking Lexi to Marietta, they have moved to their new building. It is just beautiful, bright, cheerful, and welcoming - just like EVERYONE there.
Cathy and Lexi McCubbin.
Dear Dr. Cinque and Staff:
We just wanted to express our sincere gratitude and compliment you and your staff on your superior work in caring for our animals. You and your staff do an excellent job at caring for the pets in our lives.
We have a Great Dane puppy named, Kimber, who is a wonderful addition to our family, but not without problems. We don't have children, so our pets are our children! And, we wanted to express the fact that you, Dr. Cinque, and your staff have been so helpful! Whenever we call, we can always get an appt. When we call about a potential problem, we not only get intelligent staff members on the phone, but we sometimes get the actual doctor on the phone. In this day and age, that is incredible! How many times can you call a doctor's office and get to speak with the doctor? Not many.
We called today and Dr. Cinque answered the phone. We told her who we were and who my pet was; she immediately knew what child we were “talking” about. That is a comforting feeling. Most vets will just say, “Well, you need to bring them in so we can see them.” But with the economy so bad, who can afford it? Dr. Cinque simply replied that it was probably the cold weather that was causing the problem with my beloved Great Dane puppy with his “growing pains” and to monitor the situation, and if it didn't get better, then bring him in. We appreciated the honesty of her recommendation.
I am a registered nurse, so I have a heart. I will pick up any stray, in fact, anything that I see. And I will do whatever I can to make sure it lives and eats and gets a good home. In fact, I have a kitten that my significant other found in a drainage ditch weeks ago that I have scheduled with Dr. Cinque to have spayed next Tuesday. Yes, it does cost me quite a bit to do this, like hundreds of dollars just to hand this little girl over to another owner. But the other owner wouldn't take her unless she was spayed. So, being the kind of girl I am with the kind heart and this tight economy, I am going to pay the price to make sure this beautiful kitten gets a kind and warm home and doesn't reproduce anymore offspring that this world can't handle. Please, please, please, anyone who reads this letter, do what you can! Spay and neuter! It really does make a difference. It may break your wallet at times, but in the end, it does matter.
But, thank you again, Dr. Cinque and staff for your most exceptional and dedicated devotion to not only our “children”, but to us, the community. Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
Dawn Culp
Mike Culp