I wish Zero stars was an option! I brought my cat Sammy here because he was crying out in pain when I would pick him up. This was on a Monday. After bloodwork and $323.00 I was told that he most likely had a bladder infection and was sent home with antibiotics. Although the Dr. Even admitted at the time that the pain the animal was experiencing was much more than she would expect with the slightly elevated white blood cell count ( Basically she was doubting her own diagnosis!)
By Thursday it was apparent that Sammy was not improving, in fact I had to bring him back as I noticed a terrible red/purple rash on his lower abdomen and he was having trouble walking. At this time the Dr. gave my cat subcutaneous fluids and a shot of an anti inflammatory. I was to
Watch him overnight and if hendid not improve that I should see my own vet in the AM.
Wel let me tell you he was much worse the next day and when my own vet saw him he was in very bad shape! He was being treated for a bladder infection when in fact he had traumatic injury to his right hind leg and subsequently had developed vasculitis that was cutting off his blood supply to that leg.
My question is how does a veterinarian miss this?? These are 2 totally different situations? By the way my second visit there cost me 4 hrs and $458.00, bringing my total for this totally incorrect treatment to almost $800 dollars.
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