If I could give less than one star, I would.
Horrible vet. She should have her license pulled. She treated my daughters young cat just hours before he died.
The typically playful teenager wasn't ea... Read More
If I could give less than one star, I would.
Horrible vet. She should have her license pulled. She treated my daughters young cat just hours before he died.
The typically playful teenager wasn't eating anything and was drinking a ton of water. His gums were white. He was an orange tabby and his mouth was always very light pink - but this was lack of oxygen if I ever saw it!
Since my wife passed, we've had to rely on the idiot vets in this town, to continually misdiagnose our small animals. They will say diabetes then default to congestive heart failure when insulin shots do not produce any results.
My wife had a vast knowledge of all types of animals (she held a license AHT (Animal Health Tech) for large animals in 3 states - livestock mainly. But from her I learned quite a bit...
When my daughter returned from the vet after dropping $180+, she confirmed the report to be a positive one. They dewormed (Drontal?) Gave antibiotics, and administered sub fluids.
WAIT!? WHAT???
THE CAT WAS NOT EATING.
THE CAT WAS VOMITING.
THE CAT WAS NO LONGER DRINKING.
THE CAT HUNG LIFELESS IN my pregnant daughters arms...
Yet, this incompetent poor excuse for a vet administered worm medicine (a strong one!) To a weak, dehydrated cat!?? That was the end of him. Only a couple hours later he drifted away.
Furious and full of venom is how I feel when untalented uneducated criminals hide behind lab coates pretending to care...trying to create a business and earn money in anyway they can. It was better for the vet to charge my daughter all those fees, to essentially kill the animal. It would have only been $35 to put him to sleep.
You do the math.
Heartless people who do not love animals are all we have in the town to care for our ailing pets. In their fancy offices, they portray success, and prey on us; working with guilt and pulling at our heartstrings.
Business people who want to make money. Screw the animals and the owners that love them, that is the mantra in the central Valley. This uneducated piece of work leads the pack of buffoons, in my opinion.
I recommend staying as far away from this "Faux Vet" as possible. Stay clear of the office, and don't, for any reason, fool yourself into thinking they care about your pet, or you. They want only what's in your wallet or purse.
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