I am just seeing this and glad that Muffin is doing better. I was going to quote Ann and say that I agree....time and love will heal this. I am just so sorry that you and your babies went throught this. NO, I would not give them another cent. I am not sure speaking to the vet will do much good. Surely he knows what condition the pups in his facility are in. There is no excuse to leave pups in such condition. I hope you find a wonderful vet! |
Mom to Hot Rod, Thanks ever so much for your kind soothing and caring words. They mean so much when one is so distressed. Thank you a million times. Shellie :-) Namaste! |
LadyJane, I totally agree with you. I do think she knows what is going on in her Clinic. I will talk to her anyway, because I do think it is important she knows why I am no longer going to be a client, and just because it needs to be said. And she needs to hear it. I like you, do not think a whole lot will be done, but just for myself and my babies, I feel I need to know said something when they mistreated my babies. Thanks for your caring. Shellie, :-) Namaste:) |
I would deff check out the people Imperez mentioned the next time you need to leave your babies. I have not boarded my pets since I worked at a vets office and saw just how stressfull it is on them. Think about it , that's the scariest place there is for your pet. That's where they get shots(ouch) that's where they get knocked out and have sergery ( no fun there) That's where they have stitches removed (oooh pinch) That's where they get things stuck in their ears for cleaning and infactions (very painfull) It's no wonder they don't want to eat well when they are boarded there. How well can you eat when you are stressed? And we did everything we could to make them comfy, I carried a few aruond in my shirt because they were so scared. But they can smell the fear from the other animals being hospitalized and all the barking oh my goodness some of the little ones would shake so much I thought they would shake out of their skin. Need I say more? Just make sure they keep the little ones seperated from the big ones wherever you take them, and always leave emergency contact numbers and your vets number as well. When I have to leave my pets, they stay home and I have someone come to them. I always let my vet know I will be out of town and let them know they have my permission to treat for anything and everything while I'm gone and I leave my credit card with them. But thats me, I'm completly neurotic when it comes to my pets. All my pets are rescues and came from pretty bad situations , so I promised every one of them they would always be safe and loved for the rest of their lives. I would have to hurt someone if they ever hurt or neglected any of them. |
Oh Lillymae, Oh gosh!!! That sounds so awful. No, you don't need to say more. Although it was difficult for me to read your post, I think it was very important that you posted it and that I read it. Poor little ones. And big ones too for that matter. I had hoped it wasn't like that at my Vets, but I guess it is. Thanks for shedding more light on this matter for me. You are such an angel. Me too. I want to hurt everyone at the Vets. I too am neurotic about my babies. You are so right about the stress and eating. Actually I agree with everything you wrote. Thank you! :-) |
Sorry to be so harsh, but if you have never worked in a vets office there is no way you could know how your pet reacts to all the things that go on there . And most of the time they tell you they were fine. Well they were fine as far as safety goes but that's about it. And that's questionable with the diseases that come in. I always told the clients how their pets reacted weather they wanted to hear it or not. Most of them were greatfull for the info but some continued to board their pets with us anyway. Some people just don't get it. It's like taking a vacation in a hospital. Well I can't vacation very well knowing my babies are scared out of their minds. So I bought a van and take them with me now. All 5 dogs and 4 cats and I can't say who has more fun , the dogs or the cats. |
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how far are you from garden grove area by knotts berry farm? |
oh and my cousin lives in rancho santa margarita and there is a great doggie daycare place where they board that my cousin uses right by john wayne airport |
How are the girls doing? Did you get a chance to talk to the vet? Just wanted to quickly stop by and say hi and send the girls some warm loving vibes. :) |
Vet in Temecula We've had issues with a local Temecula vet, too, but not relative to boarding. More like "price gouging" and recommending very expensive tests etc when not needed. We now go to Woodcrest Veterinary on Van Buren, and see Dr. Verrault if our local vet gives us questionable diagnoses. Dr. Verrault is excellent and has been Mary-Margaret's doctor since she was 9 weeks old. We trust her to be honest and fair (unlike so many other doctors who wear expensive shoes....if you catch our drift?). |
Hi all, So much has happened since I last updated everybody. I tried to do an update a few days ago, but by the time I finished writing it, the site logged me out and I LOST the whole post!!! This happened to me several times before, so I got really discouraged because my post was so long and so detailed, and then to lose it all-ugh. And then I got sick-I mean VIOLENTLY ill with some sort of stomach flu or food poisoning or something. Over the weekend I was so sick I couldn’t even feed Muffin and Cassie, my Dad had to do it for me. So today, well, I missed the appointment with my wonderful holistic Vet, because I was still so weak and still feeling some stomach pain. Later in the day, however I was starting to feel better when I noticed something about Muffin, that her head was tilted to the side. I thought she had been looking at me quizzically, you know, how when they are listening to you they tilt their heads to the side? But then I noticed that she was always looking at me like that, so I thought that was strange and picked her up and tried (very gently) to straighten her neck, and she screamed and I stopped immediately. I was so upset I called my local Vet (the one who’s staff member practically accused us of stealing $50) and I told the girl there what was going on with Muffin, and how I was so upset I was looking for a different Vet. She appologized for the other girl, who she said “sometimes gets like that”, and told me she could get me in, in a half hour. I went to see my Vet and told her everything from the beginning. To make a long story short, she examined Muffin and told me she thought she was blind in the right eye and she sent me to a Veterinary Hospital to see an ophtamologist or a neurologist. She did not charge me for the appointment but denied all wrong doing or accidents or any thing that could have caused this with Muffin. We went to the hospital and they did some preliminary tests. They say there is something really wrong with muffin. There may be some neurologic damage in the brain, she may have encephalitis or something else. I have to bring her back tommorrow, as there was no neurologist there at the time, this was just an internal medicine doc. They concur with the findings of my local Vet about the blindness in one eye, also her back leg is not functioning. I am in such grief,that I cannot even breath. They wanted me to leave her there over night, but I said no,I will never ever leave her anywhere else again overnight unless it is medically essential. She is home now, and I fed her some Boston Chicken. I’m going back tommorrow to the ER with her. Please please pray for Muffin. Shellie:-( |
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so sorry to hear about poor muffin, thoughts and prayers to u all, please keep us posted |
Prays are with you and Muffin. I am sorry that you are going through this. Please keep us updated. |
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