I took a kitten that I'd found while out jogging to see them to make sure she wasn't sick with anything, as she'd clearly been abandoned quite young. Usually, I'd go to a different (MUCH BETTER) vet,... Read More
I took a kitten that I'd found while out jogging to see them to make sure she wasn't sick with anything, as she'd clearly been abandoned quite young. Usually, I'd go to a different (MUCH BETTER) vet, but they were booked up, and I wanted to have her tested before exposing her to my other cats.
The appointment itself was okay, although they're sending me spam after I checked the box on the intake form telling them not to. The real problem surfaced later when I realized that the kitten had ringworm.
The signs were there when we took her in, so I asked them to check for it. When they brought her back out and said she was healthy, I assumed that they'd checked everything, including that. Young kittens are really susceptible to ringworm, so I shouldn't even have had to point it out. I can assume that my usual vet, who's very diligent, will do his job, so I didn't think to triple check. This one? Not so much.
Now my whole household has it, and it's spread everywhere. We'll have to be treated, we'll have to get the cats treated, and we'll have to deep clean the house. In addition, I'll have to get all the tests the Abel clinic SAYS they did redone at my usual vet, because i don't trust any of the results now.
Stay away. Stay far, far away. Read Less