1/5 Chelleby D. 1 year ago on Google
I
rung
these
vets
as
I
had
used
them
in
the
past.
My
12
year
old
cat
had
a
cancer
tumor
on
his
ear,
that
was
bleeding
and
growing
each
week.
After
weeks
of
crying
the
family
decided
it
was
his
time
to
go.
Although
he
was
still
the
same
cat,
eating,
drinking,
playing
and
going
out.
We
told
the
receptionist
the
situation.
I
fully
understand
that
I
had
booked
Mackenzie
to
be
pts,
however
the
way
in
which
it
was
conducted
was
an
absolute
outrage.
As
soon
as
we
walked
in
the
room
the
box
and
needle
was
out.
No
conversation
or
questions
asked,
no
checking
over
my
cat.
I
wanted
my
boy
to
feel
at
ease
and
us.
We
were
told
to
hold
his
shoulders,
he
was
a
big
soft
cat
and
I
wanted
to
hold
and
comfort
him,
instead
he
was
held
and
needelled
within
seconds.
We
were
in
shock
how
fast
he
was
gone,
I
wanted
him
checked
over
with
a
stethoscope
to
see
if
his
heart
had
stopped
we
were
told
it
had
and
the
rest
of
needle
would
ensure
it.
Peter
may
have
thought
the
quicker
the
better,
but
surely
you
should
treat
the
animal
and
it's
very
upset
owners
with
empathy?
I
was
heartbroken,
Peter
the
vet
didn't
want
to
know,
no
compassion
at
all
no
care,
or
just
some
words
to
help
me
think
that
I
was
making
the
right
decision.
Just
some
moments
with
him,
sitting
comfortably
and
not
telling
me
his
heart
had
stopped
and
rest
of
needle
will
ensure
it.
We
just
walked
out
the
door.
I
spent
hours
with
my
Mackenzie
holding
him,
thinking
he
may
wake
as
I
could
not
let
go
until
I
knew
he
was
really
gone.
It
was
a
heartless
way
to
treat
your
clients.
Oh
and
his
bit
of
advice
was
dig
the
hole
deep!
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