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Banfield Pet Hospital veterinarians provide the best preventive pet health care for your cat, dog or other pet. Open late and on weekends, and conveniently located, Banfield is there for you and your pets.
700 N Milwaukee Ave, 60061, Vernon Hills, IL, United States
3.2
1 review
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Have had a Banfield Wellness Plan since my 11 year old dog was a puppy. Recently we relocated to Singapore and was charged an arm and a leg to “sign some paperwork”. On top of that, during that appointment was the 1st week after my plan renewed. I tried to cancel my wellness plan since we are now abroad but am told I “owe” $1,500 additional from that appointment and would have to pay that if I want to cancel the wellness plan.
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