1/5 LA O. 8 months ago on Google
Take
Your
Fur-Baby
Anywhere
But
Here!
😒
My
cherished
pup
ran
past
either
a
fence
or
a
tree,
injuring
herself
on
something
protruding
that
tore
her
side.
I
brought
her
to
the
Vancouver
SPCA,
but
they
couldn't
accommodate
her
and
referred
me
to
the
First
Ave
Vet
Clinic.
When
I
called,
I
had
trouble
understanding
the
person
who
answered
the
phone
and
confirming
if
I
had
the
right
place.
After
a
confusing
conversation,
I
found
out
it
was
indeed
the
vet
clinic.
I
inquired
about
appointment
availability
for
my
dog's
stitches,
and
the
person
told
me
to
drop
her
off,
which
I
wasn't
comfortable
with.
I
asked
about
the
clinic's
opening
time
and
the
vet's
availability,
and
he
mentioned
he
was
the
veterinarian
and
would
be
there
at
10
am.
I
promptly
brought
my
dog
in
at
10
am,
but
the
vet
didn't
arrive
until
11
am
and
didn't
see
her
until
11:45
am,
making
it
difficult
for
me
to
seek
help
elsewhere.
When
I
brought
my
dog
to
the
back,
he
refused
to
assist
in
lifting
my
80lb
Labrador,
leaving
me
and
his
petite
assistant
to
manage.
He
examined
the
wound
and
incorrectly
diagnosed
it
as
a
bite,
displaying
rude
and
curt
behavior,
with
a
terrible
bedside
manner.
Despite
my
dog's
calm
demeanor
and
high
pain
tolerance,
he
insisted
on
anesthesia
for
the
stitching.
I
reluctantly
agreed,
even
though
I
believed
the
wound
only
required
cleaning,
and
local
freezing
for
stitching.
I
provided
her
Thundercoat
and
emphasized
not
using
a
cone
due
to
her
past
anxiety
during
spaying.
They
agreed
to
my
instructions.
When
I
returned
at
4
pm
to
pick
her
up,
I
heard
her
distressed
barking
and
whining.
To
my
dismay,
they
had
placed
her
in
a
small
kennel
with
the
cone
on.
Overwhelmed,
I
demanded
her
Thundercoat,
removed
the
cone,
paid
a
hefty
$800,
and
took
my
dog
home.
Two
days
later,
she
developed
a
urinary
tract
infection,
and
the
wound/stitching
filled
with
fluid,
prompting
me
to
seek
another
vet
for
drainage
and
help.
I
have
decided
never
to
return
to
this
unprofessional,
money-manipulating,
discompassionate
veterinary
clinic,
and
I
strongly
recommend
finding
an
alternative
vet
for
your
beloved
fur-baby's
care.
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