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VCA Aacacia Animal Hospital
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$161 to euthanize my pretty white little arthritic kitty. Unlike many vets they took her away and wrestled her paw to put in a shunt. She came back hissing at them. 5 pounds and 25 years old. I wouldn't do it again. I read some sites that say vets inject barbiturate and the cats slowly goes to sleep and passes on. Not here. They injected the two drugs seconds apart and she stiffened after the first and jerked after the second. It isn't a good system. They took two hours even though I had called just before to make sure they were running on time. She was already stressed and having to wait that long and then have some stranger take her and force a shunt into her arm and bandage her so they made sure not to miss in my presence -- I made a mistake here. Not just the money for a few minutes of work, but what I consider an unnecessary shunt not in my sight or hearing. Poor thing couldn't even defend herself -- I should have done something else or had a vet who injects with me present. Then they didn't even wait until the barbiturate took effect to inject the lethal drug. I wanted to stay with her at all times and they wouldn't let me and I was too distraught to fight them. VCA has a bad system. They might or might not be great with sick animals, but for euthanasia they are not good at all. There has to be a better way in general, but this place is too rough in your pet's final moments.
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