I just came back from having my cat put down there. My cat went into respiratory distress at home, she was battling cancer and I was hoping to have her pass away at home... Things were going according... Read More
I just came back from having my cat put down there. My cat went into respiratory distress at home, she was battling cancer and I was hoping to have her pass away at home... Things were going according to plan, meaning she was resting peacefully until her breathing became very rapid, panting, so I called them, to say I was on my way, and is there anyway they could come out to my car to euthanize her, since she was in a lot of distress in the car. The receptionist right away said; (over the phone) what type of burial package would you like? She was "COLD AS ICE." Then she says; No... we won't come out to your car, you must bring the cat inside our building. I go inside and she wanted to be paid first, meanwhile, my cat was suffering, panting, gasping for air, while I was running my card in their machine. What's even worse... I stood in the exam room waiting there with my suffering cat, another 10 minutes waiting for the Vet to come into the room! I just couldn't believe it! After the shot was given, after two attempts... (she couldn't find a vain in her leg, missed completely, she ended up giving the shot in her front right leg), my cat passed... I tried to ask the Vet some questions afterward; about how my cat looked... and was she suffering? And her answer was "I don't know, I'm not familiar with your cat, you'll need to ask "Dr. Hart that question." Even the attending Tech, was very matter of fact, no sympathy. On the way out... None of the rude staff even had a kind word to offer, I carried my deceased cat through there waiting area, as they stared into there computer screens, pretending not to notice you, as you walked past them. Shame on all of them!!! Read Less