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Originally Posted by ladyjane  Ok....enough for me.
You were not there...maybe she interpeted it that way. But I seriously doubt the scope was done for that reason alone. Contrary to what you think, vets are a highly educated and very bright bunch. Some may be better diagnosticians than others, but they are not clueless.
I too feel awful for Ava and for Elly. I believe most of the problems have been with the original vets not coming up with a diagnosis. If she had not spent so much money on them and that EC, then maybe this would not have hit as hard...and Ava would not have been through so much.
Does not matter what you thought it was. I am saying that this vet was looking for a diagnosis and he was NOT out of line. |
yeah looks like the previous vets were highly educated bunch that racked up her vet bills so high the first time around gave the wrong diagnosis off the cpli which obviously they did not know how to read a cpli blood test telling her it was pancreatitis when it was not - sorry lots of educated idiots in the world - don't banfield vets go to vet school too?
I agree there are good vets and bad vets, good doctors and bad doctors, good mechanics and bad mechanics - The difference is when someone is truly passionate about what they do as they truly care about what they are doing is why they are better at diagnostics they are not just going through the motions to get a pay check
I do think this vet is much better but knowing this owner went through so much already almost gave up her dog I think he could have cut her a break the first time around knowing all she went through but i get it - it is business and it is always about the bottom line and guess who suffers the owners and dogs and rescues as they end up with them because the owners can no longer afford to properly care for their dogs