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2007 Mazda 5 Minivan Touring 4dr Minivan (2.3L 4cyl 5M)
Bought it new because it had a lot to offer as our sole family vehicle.Original A/T tires are still fine. Driven it all over northwest USA & west Canada. Has been a good tow vehicle, we pulled a 2000lb trailer through snowy ID Lolo Pass, MT, WA and the rockies no problems. Handles suprisingly well in slippery conditions. Braking is great. Could do with more power but the tradeoff is decent fuel economy.
Now at 30k miles. Have had to do nothing but oil changes. We'd definitely buy the 5 again. Has served us well. Our 3 kids have punished it inside and out so the paint does seem to scratch easily which is probably typical of all new vehicles these days with the bare minimum paint used.
Practical & versatile. Good use of space throughout. Easy to drive & manouvre. Impressive work horse for a small van.
Just a bit more engine grunt, try DOHC. Heated side-view mirrors. option to add middle seat in 2nd row. 12V outlet in back for DVD player & game stations. 6th gear for the manual as it currently revs at 3000+ at 100kmh. That would greatly improve highway mileage. scratch 'proof' coating on all paintwork inside & out.
2007 Mazda 5 Minivan Touring 4dr Minivan (2.3L 4cyl 5M)
I love my 2007 Mazda 5 - see my post dating back to July 2007.
None of those opinions have changed.
However, a few months ago my a/c compressor failed - a very big deal in Southern Arizona.
My mechanic learned it was defective & Mazda acknowledged it and paid for a new one, which was appreciated.
Then my brake discs rusted - my mechanic explained this shouldn't happen in a 5 year old car. So-o-o-o-o, I guess this explains why this car was such a good buy!
It's given me pause about the Mazda brand & next time I may go back to my tried & true Honda, Nissan, or Toyota.
Defective AC compressors, poor quality brake discs.
2007 Mazda 5 Minivan Touring 4dr Minivan (2.3L 4cyl 5M)
Very fun to drive on long, windy roads. Very easy to get kids in and out of. Good fuel economy. Poor quality radio, almost no bass. Also, when you eject a CD, you have to hit insert to get another one in. On my Ford Focus, it prompts you insert another - one less button to push when you are driving. After we got it, we had problems with the rear sliding doors. Wator vapor got into the locks and froze, making it impossible to shut them, they would hit the latch and bounce back. Mazda replaced under warranty. Brakes sounds like a freight train when you back out of the driveway in the morning - very loud and annoying!! I do not think I would purchase a Mazda again. Just not too impressed.
Navigation system.
2007 Mazda 5 Minivan Touring 4dr Minivan (2.3L 4cyl 5M)
I swore I'd never drive a minivan but here I am doing so and actually enjoying it. It is versatile and very easy for the kids to get into and out of by themselves. It gets good gas mileage even in the cold winter months. I have never gotten below 22 mpg on a tank of gas. I love the fact that it is getting more popular and that when I first got it, people were asking me what it was. I love all the spaces to hide things in. I've been accused of having everything but a toilet and sink in it but you won't see any of it. If you live in a really snowy/icy climate you will want to get snow tires. Stock tires perform as expected on the snow but are next to useless on ice.
Versatility, gas mileage and all the little spaces to hide things.
Paint (it stains and scratches very easily), more peppy engine, improve the reception on the radio, tinted rear windows, AWD option, Xenons option, remote opening of sliding doors (although the existing doors are easy to open) option.
2007 Mazda 5 Minivan Touring 4dr Minivan (2.3L 4cyl 5M)
I wanted a vehicle that was fun to drive and was flexible in its cargo carrying capacity. The manual transmission Mazda5 fit this bill perfectly.
The 17" wheels with an available manual transmission caught my eye. But it's the versitility that is most appreciated.
More horsepower. But the manual transmission makes it feel quick and sporty.
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Seattle Businesses May Face Increased Mandatory Recycling
The city of Seattle is considering making it compulsory for businesses to recycle glass, plastic, tin and aluminum.
The legislation, which would be effective from July 2014, was introduced Sept. 12 by councilmember Jean Godden. It is currently mandatory for businesses to recycle paper and cardboard.
Six months of educational outreach to businesses would be conducted before the requirement takes effect, with one-and-a-half years before the use of civil infractions for enforcement, according to the city of Seattle. Civil infractions would total $50 for a third offense, according to the Seattle Times.
Seattle businesses discard more than 8,000 tons of recyclable bottles and cans in the landfill every year. By 2019, this ban should increase Seattle's recycling rate by 1.1 percent over current levels and reduce recyclables that go to the landfill by 6,000 tons, or more than 200 shipping containers, per year, the city says.
Regardless the size or type of business, switching to a strong recycling program is expected to save companies' money, the city says. Savings will range from $55 per month for a small restaurant to $1,522 for a large office building, according to Seattle Public Utilities. Steve Cornell, a commercial and residential property manager in the city, says getting businesses to identify recyclables and put them in recycle bins may prove difficult, the newspaper reports.
Residential customers have been required to recycle cardboard, paper, glass, plastic, tin and aluminum since 2005.
Energy conservation measures enacted at facilities operated by the city of Seattle saved the municipality and taxpayers $1.25 million since 2008, according to an official report released in May.
The report covers 6.2 million square feet of city-owned and operated building space, a process that the city is also requiring owners of mid-sized and large privately owned buildings to do every year.
The assessment found that city-owned downtown buildings are more energy efficient than the national average. The Seattle Municipal Tower has an EPA Energy Star score of 93 out of 100, compared to a national average of 50. This means the building is more energy efficient than 92 percent of similar buildings nationwide, according to the report.
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This kind of statement just makes my blood boil. C'mon people this is kids stuff. Are seriously telling me in the year 2013, people still find it hard to recycle or identify what is recyclable. I believe it is more about municipalities not wanting to spend the money to provide the services that make it easy for people to recycle or to sort recyclables when people get it wrong. They just need to grow up and have the guts to put recycling fees on packaging to cover their costs. When people are educated on the benfits of recycling and someone takes the time to show them and make it easy for them, they are usually quite happy to comply. This kind of statement is almost the same as saying "its hard to get people to think" which I grant you is sometimes true, but battles hard won are all the more savoured.
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Potential T-Mobile AT&T Merger Inspires Tips to Save Money on Cell Phone Plans
Photo courtesy of Kenneth Lu, via Flickr
This week the United States government sued to prevent the acquisition of T-Mobile by competitor AT&T. The reason given is that this would lessen competition and, in turn, hurt consumers.
Anyone who has ever dealt with a major cell phone carrier knows that the present state of competition isn't exactly producing a renaissance of terrific customer service. The norm is two-year contracts, high early termination fees, and steep charges when you go over your allotted voice, data or SMS limit.
But there are alternatives. Read on to find a few tricks to owning and using a decent smartphone without having to deal with the drawbacks of a contract with a major carrier. Pay as You Go
Contract-free, pay-as-you-go wireless plans aren't exactly a secret. Boost Mobile and others have been selling cheap cell phones with refillable minutes for some time. What is new, however, is that you can finally take advantage of them with a decent smartphone.
For example, Rick Broida recently wrote a review of the Motorola Triumph on Virgin Mobile. This is a legitimately powerful Android smartphone. Once you drop about $300 for the phone itself, plans start at $35 per month for 300 minutes talk time, and unlimited text and data.
There are caveats, as always. That "unlimited" data will be throttled after a few gigabytes, and Virgin Mobile does belong to Sprint, so it's not exactly a clean escape from the major carriers. All the same it's a good value–especially considering that you can cancel at any time.
Pay as You Go, iPhone Style
If you already own an iPhone, and your AT&T contract is up, you're free to leave and never look back. GoPhone, the pay-as-you-go arm of AT&T, has cheap plans that are compatible with the iPhone, if you're willing to put in a little work.
As TUAW explains, all you need is an iPhone, a pre-paid PAYG SIM card from some place like Costco or Best Buy, and a spare AT&T cell phone to set the whole thing up. The instructions for how to set up the iPhone on GoPhone are kind of involved, but if you follow them you'll wind up with a flexible iPhone plan with extraordinarily cheap data, in the neighborhood of $150 for a year. Talk and text will cost about the usual rate.
There are drawbacks, naturally. Minutes and unused, pre-paid data will expire if not used within a year of purchase. This route is not for everyone.
The Miracle of Google Voice
For both Virgin Mobile and GoPhone, actual talk time is the weak link. Unlimited data is all well and good, but 300 minutes of talk time isn't enough for most.
Google Voice, the free VOIP phone service by Google, can make a great supplement. For $20, you can even port your existing phone number into Google Voice–though this will cancel whatever phone contract you're currently using. For everyone else, call forwarding is easy to set up.
Once Google Voice is set up, you can make free national calls over the internet from any computer. You can even transfer calls to and from your cell phone to make sure you don't use any more minutes than is absolutely necessary.
Google Voice can send free text messages, too. Which brings us to…
Free SMS Alternatives
The cost of SMS is baffling, if you think about it. If you pay for text messages at the à la carte rate of $0.20 per message, this works out to a mind-blowing $1,310 per megabyte. For a scant 160 bytes of data per message, even the the more affordable monthly rates seem greatly inflated.
Rick Broida recommends Textfree, as a free SMS alternative. If you want to send a free message to another Blackberry, Android or iOS device, PingChat! is a popular option.
If you have a paid Skype account, you can send text message that way, too. This brings us to…
Skype: Where Google Voice Leaves Off
For the uninitiated, Skype is a dirt-cheap VOIP service that has become synonymous with video chat. "Skyping" has become as much a part of the English language as "googling."
A free Skype account will let you make free video and voice calls over the internet to other Skype members. Paid memberships start at around $3 a month and offer features that are missing from a free Google Voice account, such as the ability to make international calls or, more importantly for some, originate calls over WiFi from a smartphone.
This means you can make and receive calls over WiFi without using any of your precious, expensive, limited carrier minutes. All you need is an Internet connection.
The Holy Grail
All the ingredients are in place: with an inexpensive, data-only plan from a pay-as-you-go carrier, a contract free smartphone, and some of the services listed above, an adventurous and frugal person could piece together the Holy Grail: a cheap, contract-free smartphone with unlimited minutes, text messages, and, of course, data.
One Redditor set out to do just that, in a post that will track his progress in finding unlimited, universal smartphone service for $50 a month. Here's how he's doing it: Instead of using a traditional data plan, parabox1 is using a mobile WiFi hotspot device, like Virgin Mobile's MiFi 2200. This can give you unlimited mobile data for $40 to $50 a month, depending on the service.
Instead of voice minutes, he's using a paid Skype account (along with Google Voice) to place and receive calls. We can assume he'll use one of the many free SMS services, too.
The obvious drawback in this plan is the need to buy–and carry around–that mobile hotspot device. And this plan is untested. With time, these data-only pioneers might find that the service is too shoddy to sustain. There's also the problem that Skype and Google Voice can't make emergency calls.
It's an interesting idea and if it works we can only imagine it will make the market for cell phone service that much more competitive.
Have your own tips for reducing the monthly cost of your smartphone? Please share in the comments.


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Thursday, September 13, 2012
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Last fall I attended a series of lectures at Goose Creek City Hall entitled The History of Goose Creek presented by Mayor Michael Heitzler. He shared the stories and folklore of our community in such a way that I was filled with pride and admiration.
Our very rich history of the Colonial Times, from its traders of the 17th century to the plantation society, and the many estates, was a wonderful surprise. This was reflected and enhanced by audience interjections of personal families histories.
So, I would encourage anyone who is raising a family in this lovely community to make time to attend this series at a future presentation. I wish I had had this information to pass on to my children.
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Home Depot Center, Carson, California - WBO welterweight champion Timothy Bradley (30-0, 12KOs) was hurt bad in several rounds, but he managed to stay on his feet to retain his WBO welterweight crown with a twelve round unanimous decision over Ruslan Provodnikov (22-2, 15KOs). Bradley finally went down in the twelfth round. He won a unanimous decision with scores of 114-113, 114-113 and 115-112.
I love boxing more than any other sport, I've boxed as an amateur and my father has as well, but when this little piece of **** keeps getting away with this B.S I start to lose love for the sport…Comment by 3piececombo on 03-17-2013
I'm sure Ruslan is feeling Tim's punches today. I'm just saying!Comment by 3piececombo on 03-17-2013
It's so funny how people missed the power shots thrown by Bradley in every round. Just because Ruslan said he didn't feel Tim's punches doesn't mean he was telling the truth. Did y'all here the commentators every time Tim was…Comment by pedro1098 on 03-17-2013
Tim had his ass kicked fair & square.Comment by MotorCityJaguar on 03-17-2013
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Baby Dinosaur Skeleton Unearthed In Canada
The tiny, intact skeleton of a baby rhinoceroslike dinosaur has been unearthed in Canada.
The toddler was just 3 years old and 5 feet (1.5 meters) long when it wandered into a river near Alberta, Canada, and drowned about 70 million years ago. The beast was so well-preserved that some of its skin left impressions in the nearby rock.
The fossil is the smallest intact skeleton ever found from a group of horned, plant-eating dinosaurs known as ceratopsids, a group that includes the iconic Triceratops.
Rare find
Finding intact baby dinosaurs is incredibly rare.
"The big ones just preserve better: They don't get eaten, they don't get destroyed by animals," said study co-author Philip Currie, a paleobiologist at the University of Alberta. "You always hope you're going to find something small and that it will turn out to be a dinosaur."
Paleontologists had unearthed a few individual bones from smaller ceratopsids in the past. But without intact juvenile skeletons, such bones aren't very useful, as scientists don't really know how each bone changes during each stage of the animals' lives, Currie said.
The team was bone-hunting in Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta when Currie came upon what looked like a turtle shell sticking out from a hillside. Upon closer inspection, the fossil turned out to be a frill, the bony decorative headgear that surrounds the back of the head in ceratopsids.
When the team excavated, they found the fossilized skeleton of a tiny dinosaur they identified as a Chasmosaurus belli, a species commonly found in the area.


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HUNTSVILLE (AP) - Hundreds of officers searched Monday for a killer who escaped from what is supposed to be Texas' tightest prison and ran naked into a swampy area full of mosquitoes, snakes and poison ivy.
Clifford Jones, 33, whose convictions include a murder in Dallas and attempted murder for shooting at a Dallas police officer, fled Sunday from the high security section of the prison system's Estelle Unit, about 12 miles northeast of Huntsville.
The prison shares property with the Ellis Unit, where seven condemned killers broke out of death row in November. One of those escapees, Martin Gurule, was found a week later, dead in a creek, and an autopsy showed he had drowned. The other six surrendered after guards opened fire.
"This guy is much more dangerous," Texas Department of Criminal Justice spokesman Larry Fitzgerald said of Jones.
While being escorted to a recreation area Sunday, Jones slipped one hand out of his handcuffs and threatened to kill a female guard with the restraint.
The 5-foot-6, 180-pound Jones scaled a 25-foot chain-link fence to the roof of the yard, then fell to another fence that covers a walkway and jumped eight feet to the ground.
He reached a 12-foot fence equipped with sensing devices and climbed over it. The sensors alerted another guard, who fired at him with a tear gas shell.
Jones then climbed a 16-foot camera tower to jump over a second 12-foot fence covered with four coils of razor wire.
By then, a guard who patrols the perimeter of the prison spotted him and fired twice with his .357-caliber Magnum pistol. Jones kept running toward a creek bottom and took off his clothes and shoes, apparently to foil tracking dogs.
"The fatal flaw in this incident was the inmate being able to get out of that handcuff, and we just need to figure out how that occurred," said Gary Johnson, the prison system's director.
Prison officials said Monday they assumed Jones was still unclothed.
The only sign of him Monday was the evident disturbance of poison ivy growing up a tree about three miles north of the Estelle Unit. Dogs led authorities to the spot, and officials believe Jones spent the night in the tree, Fitzgerald said.
Daytime temperatures were in the 90s.
Jones had been serving a 20-year prison term since July 1987. While in prison, he was sentenced to an additional six years for assaulting a guard.
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On my screen, I have an example of a metric drawing. If I open the Units dialog box, you can see that this drawing was created such that each unit represents a millimeter. Based on what we know now, you may think that working in metric is as simple as choosing Metric units from this list. It actually goes a little bit beyond that. In this lesson, we're going to learn how to configure AutoCAD to work in a metric environment. I'm going to close this drawing. I won't save changes. And I'd like to create a new drawing. I'll do that by clicking the New icon. And I'm going to select the ACAD.dwt template. This is the default template that's used each time we launch AutoCAD.
It's important to understand that this template represents an imperial working environment. Sure, I could jump out here to my Units dialog box and I could set this to millimeters; however, this doesn't convert the entire drawing. As an example--I'm going to accept this change-- I'll launch my Plot command, and you can see that my paper size is still defaulting to imperial measurements. Likewise, this drawing is also using a line type file that is scaled for imperial units. If you are committed to working in a metric environment, you need to start your drawings from a metric template. As an example, I'm going to launch the New command again. This time I'll select the ACAD ISO template file. This template is set up for metric usage. If I check the Units dialog box, you can see that this guy is defaulting to millimeters. Likewise, if I launch the Plot command, you can see that my paper sizes are defaulting to metric measurements. And you'll have to take my word for it, the line type file associated with this drawing is scaled for metric measurement.
So, this is truly a metric environment. Now in the event you're someone who frequently does design work in metric, you may be wondering if it's possible to set the ACAD ISO template to be the default each time you launch AutoCAD. And the answer is, yes, you can. All we have to do is edit the user preferences. To do that, I'll open the application menu and I'll come down and select Options. I will then select the Files tab. This is where we choose the paths where AutoCAD should look for things. I'm going to come down and click to open Template Settings. And then I'll open Default Template Filename for QNEW.
I'll click to Select The Setting and then I'll come up and click Browse. This takes me right to the Template Folder where I can select the ACAD ISO template. I'll click Open. I'll click Apply and OK. From now on, the next time I launch AutoCAD, it will open using the metric template. Let's test that. I'll close the application. I'm not going to save changes to these drawings. I will then relaunch AutoCAD. And as a quick example, I'll launch the Plot command, and you can see my paper sizes are listed in millimeters. In fact, each time I click the New button from now on, it will create a new drawing based on the ACAD ISO template. If the time comes when you'd like to put things back the way they were and return AutoCAD to an imperial environment, simply return to Options, select the Files tab, Open Template Settings, and Default Template File Name for QNEW, choose the Path, and select Remove, then click Apply and OK. Since no path was given, AutoCAD has no choice but to return to the original setting of None. So, AutoCAD is once again defaulting to an imperial drafting environment. In the event you're someone who likes to work in metric now and then, it's nice to know that AutoCAD has a pre-made template ready to go. If you're a hardcore metric user, simply assign this template as your default and you will always be working in a metric environment.
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Proteins are functional entities in all living systems. They perform numerous functions including catalysis of chemical reactions, transport of ions and molecules, coordination of motion, provision of mechanical support, generation and transmission of nerve impulses, and control of growth and differentiation. Inside living cells,a protein molecule is synthesized as a linear unfolded polypeptide chain which must fold to a unique three dimensional structure in order to be functional. An error in this process leads to fatal diseases. Our research is focused on understanding the rules which govern the folding, unfolding and aggregation of proteins. We employ a highly interdisciplinary approach to address these problems by combining the tools of biochemistry, molecular biology, theory, and advance spectroscopy, including time-resolved fluorescence resonance energy transfer (TR-FRET) technique, time-resolved infrared spectroscopy and thiol-disulfide exchange methodology coupled to mass spectrometry. The long term goal of our research is to understand how the structure and dynamics of biological macromolecules contribute to biological function, how they are altered in disease and how they can be exploited for therapeutic benefit.


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Born and raised in the citrus growing community of Exeter, CA, Greg earned a bachelor's degree in print journalism from Saint Mary's College of California. He attended the Institute of Economics and Political Studies (Cambridge University and London School of Economics) and the University of Cape Town South Africa where he studied print content analysis. After working as a newspaper reporter in California, he became inspired by his own pets (two Hungarian Vizslas named Grace and Truman) to become a veterinarian. He worked his way through veterinary school in a small animal orthopedic research laboratory developing products and procedures that help humans and animals alike. After finishing veterinary school, he completed a post-doctoral in medicine and surgery at the Sacramento Veterinary Referral Center. He received additional training in knee surgery, fracture repairs, and is "master TPLO and abdominal ultrasound certified." Passions include orthopedic surgery, critical care, and oncology.
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Jessica was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA but recently moved out to Washington to expand on her skills in the veterinary field. She recently graduated from Mount St. Mary's University in Brentwood, CA with a B.S. degree in Biology. She always had a passion for animals. From a young age she would spend her weekends volunteering at her local animal shelter and once in college she began to volunteer for a low cost animal hospital. She has worked in the veterinary field as a vet assistant for 3 years and says the best part of her job is knowing she can make a sick or injured pet feel better at the end of the day. On her spare time she likes to go on hikes, try out new restaurants in Seattle and FaceTime with her three German Shepard pups (Buddy, Canelo and Kiwi) she has back in her home town.
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Anthony was born in Jefferson City Missouri, and raised all over the Midwest. He received his degree from Hickey Vet Tech Institute in St. Louis. Anthony previously worked at a kennel to help gain experience working with animals. Anthony moved to Seattle in May of 2015 with his pet and best friend, Ernie, a 12-year-old blind and diabetic Pug. Anthony's interests include animals, space, and all things unknown. In his free time, Anthony enjoys watching movies, playing games and walking around with Ernie discovering new things to do in Seattle.
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Keo was born and raised in the beautiful Pacific Northwest in a small city called Everett, WA before staking out and finally calling Seattle home. From such a young age, she always held a compassionate heart for animals from all walks of life including switching her lifestyle to cruelty free products in 2009. This change prompted the interest in wanting to work in a profession alongside other animals lovers and being a voice to the furry little creatures. So began her journey into the veterinary field in 2013, and until this day, believes the most rewarding part of her job is the certain "feel you get" when part of a team that offers outstanding patient care, from the moment they walk through the door, to when they exit. Keo joined the BVH family in July of 2015 and delights in heartwarming stories that people share about their furbabies. When not exploring Seattle, you'll find her kicking back with a good book, DIY projects on the house, sailing in the San Juan islands and on her next travels almost always with her American bully, Carnage, by her side.
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I was alone in the wilds of Seattle in the Winter of 2014. I refused to tell where I am from. I am a proud and regal huntress, set adrift in this puddle jumping sludge. Bedraggled, rain soaked and lean beyond the expertise of my huntress skills, I happened upon a kind stranger in my path of saturated swill.
Taking pity on the plight of the poor stranger, drenched from the rain drops above, I bid him "Lets' find safe harbor". So we journeyed awhile together. He gave me the name of "Drizzle". I consider him my friend. He found a place for me to be happy with servants, toys and adventure.
I now explore and hide in caves of boxes, plotting my hunting strategy while I nap, surveying the room's savannah from my perch under the warm lamp. I languish on satin sheets and hunt flying feathers, and chase monsters under the doors. Meet new friends like me and cast aspersive looks at dogs from my perch.
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Membership Benefits
- Two examinations included anytime during the membership year.
- 5% cash back rewards with every purchase are automatically loaded onto your membership and are redeemable toward future services.
- One complimentary nail trim for your pet during your birthday month.
- We will donate 2% of every dollar you spend at Broadway Veterinary Hospital to the Veterinary Care Foundation. 100% of every charitable dollar contributed is used to directly fund the care of animals in our community. We believe in giving back to our community and helping pets in need!
FLEA and tick CONTROL.
Prescription diets.
WE stock a wide range of pharmaceuticals
IN-HOUSE, ready to be dispensed to your pet.
Vets First Choice—the online store for prescriptions and diet.