Don't lose your animal like I did. I took my cat, Hallie, here because my husband said wonderful things about this vet. I wasn't sold on my current vet, so why not. Well my first appt after a physical... Read More
Don't lose your animal like I did. I took my cat, Hallie, here because my husband said wonderful things about this vet. I wasn't sold on my current vet, so why not. Well my first appt after a physical, I decided to get her teeth cleaned in Feb 2015. Up until this point, Hallie a 9 year old tabby had been perfectly healthy all her life. Hallie ended up flat lining on the table and they were able to resuscitate her. Happy to have her back, the vet gave me one, maybe two, antibiotics to take home in case of infection. A few months went by, Hallie slowly began to lose weight, vomit and not eat. I took her back to the vet in July and Hallie had lost a third of her weight. I paid for an ultrasound and blood work. The vet could not come to any conclusion besides late stage Lymphoma (which wouldn't make sense since it was a rapid decline) or IBD. Hallie was put on an anti-inflammatory to treat IBD. One year since her teeth cleaning, Hallie was on her death bed having lost half her initial weight and barely eating. To try anything, I suggested an antibiotic to the vet. Of course, after consenting to long extensive tests suggested by the vet, that still found nothing. The antibiotic turned things around for Hallie. She perked up and gained some weight back. This led me to believe Hallie had an infection and the vet never suggested such. I had to diagnose my own animal. I believe, Hallie had got an infection the day she went in to get her teeth cleaned. The antibiotic and anti-inflammatory bought Hallie time. The infection had already done the damage to her body for an entire year before getting treated. Hallie made it one more year until Feb 2017. She didn't have Lymphoma lasting 2 years with those symptoms plus an antibiotic wouldn't do anything for cancer. I believe, she had infection in her intestines and in the end couldn't eat anymore. Maybe, if the vet would have suggested an infection and antibiotic from the beginning (July 2015), she might still be here. I would not recommend this vet to anyone. Read Less