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Originally Posted by ladyjane  Still at this one as well. Sheesh. This has been discussed and explained ad nauseum., but you still think the vet was at fault.
Xrays are not routine or diagnostic when not indicated. Do tell what symptoms she had in the beginning that indicated an xray should be done? You really do work overtime trying to slam the veterinary profession.
My concern is that naive people will see this stuff and be afraid to go to a vet. It is one thing to help people learn how to educate themselves and communicate with their vets and yet another to constantly bad mouth every single vet. |
lol yep this one says it all to me
First thing when my dog was throwing up for pancreatitis was an xray then blood work. XRAY is the first thing done to rule out any blockages so why was it not done? Even lay people know this. Why was an endoscopy and bronchoscopy done before an xray? Why was a spinal tap and mri done prior to xray?
I know I know the pet owner misunderstood the thousands of dollars she paid for when she trusted these vets. This dog died a horrible death and we can all learn from it. Ask questions