So the vet we saw over the Xmas period was lovely and very thorough. Can’t fault her. But- this huge veterinary practice has a number of major flaws. One- it is run as a major business, while we were ... Read More
So the vet we saw over the Xmas period was lovely and very thorough. Can’t fault her. But- this huge veterinary practice has a number of major flaws. One- it is run as a major business, while we were there I heard a number of dogs screaming, literally screaming and no one was attending to them. It wasn’t just one dog. It was horrific. Two- the waiting areas were filthy- slime, blood, smears . If your dog wasn’t ill before being there it would be after sniffing round all the ...germs. Three- they have a massive sales area , literally filled with bleached and dyed dog chews. Which bit of the common knowledge about how many chemicals are involved in the process of creating these aberrations is this conglomerate ignoring??? I noted a number of chews from PRC, there is a growing body of evidence that these chews kill dogs on a regular basis. This is a cynical money making vet practice. They doubtless pay their young vets a pittance (my daughter is a vet, so I’m not ignorant of these things), and lets hope these talented, optimistic young vets and move on quickly to traditional, small , practices. Avoid practices that have been bought out by big corporate entities. They, unlike the overworked, underpaid young vets that have no choice but to work for them, don’t give a care for your animal’s welfare. If they did they wouldn’t be selling the extremely toxic, poisonous , dangerous products they do. This practice is about profit not animal welfare. Sad, because I remember Scarsdale before. Choose carefully. Investigate who owns your vet practices. And don’t buy ‘hide’ chews. See More Read Less