1/5 Angie D. 1 year ago on Google
DONT
TAKE
ADVICE
FROM
THEM!
Emergency
pet
hospital
bills
>
$1200.
SERIOUS
BURNS,
POSSIBLE
BLINDNESS
IN
EYE:
CORNEA
ULCERARIONS,
LIVER
DAMAGE,
LUNG
DAMAGE
SIMBA
could
have
died:
my
daughter's
new
3-week
old
kitten-being
registered
as
a
a
service
animal
who
brought
home
fleas
from
a
friend's
litter.
Jose
in
Santa
Maria
PETCO
store
said
to
my
daughter,
quote
"you
have
to
give
it
a
bath.
peppermint
oil
is
your
best
friend!"
Seriously,
she
didn't
even
ask
him.
She
was
just
trying
to
check
out
with
the
box
flea
medicine
from
the
shelf.
"You
can
buy
it
from
Target
or
the
dollar
store",
he
said.
Daughter
had
been
talking
to
Yanit
the
PETCO
manager
who
called
us
later
and
stuck
up
for
Jose
and
tried
to
say
it
was
a
problem
that
she
didn't
dilute
it-really?
Vet
hospital
Pet
doctor
said
"THERE
IS
NO
SAFE
AMOUNT
IF
PEPPERMINT
OIL
THAT
IS
SAFE
FOR
CATS".
SYMPTOMS
TYPICAL:.
PETCO
management
didn't
call
back
for
a
whole
week.
NO
ONE
AT
PETCO
ACCEPTED
REAPONSIBILITY
for
GIVING
UNQUALIFIED
MEDICAL
ADVICE.
A:
Problem
List:
1.
peppermint
oil
exposure
-
Ataxia,
tremors
-
mentally
dull
-
Corneal
ulcerations
-
concern
for
oral
mucosal
ulcerations
-
erythematous
skin
with
concern
for
drying/sloughing
-
extremely
painful
2.
Mild
ALT
elevation
-
r/o
secondary
to
oil
exposure,
hepatitis,
other
toxin,
infection,
other-
resolved
today