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Veterinary Specialty Hospital
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Do not go here if you pet is seriously ill. I could talk for an hour but I'll keep this review brief. In our experience, they do not explain the odds of survival, the options available to you, and their cost estimates are way off. VSH was recommended by our regular vet. If we knew how little the odds of a positive outcome, how much suffering our dog would endure due to surgery, and how way, way off their cost estimate was, we would have euthanized the poor girl the first day. We were told that the dog had a liver tumor and fluid in the abdomen with lots of white cells, but we were not told that the odds were very high that this was advanced liver cancer, and that liver surgery would require costly blood products. My dog suffered needlessly so their surgeon could get practice and they could bill me.
Pros: none
Cons: misleading, expensive
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