I need help :(

[animal_rescue]

Well I'm glad you got the amount lowered and some help from Care Credit. $400 to come up with now is a lot better than over $1000.

I would definitely look into taking action against the other vet. However, it might cost you more in the long run. But something should be done so this vet doesn't let this happen again!

I hope all goes well with the surgery!

Looking up reviews online there are some very nasty things on there about him and also my mom was talking to someone that dogs a lot of dog rescue and she won't take her rescues to him anymore because the last 2 dogs she has neutered there had bother there sacs badly infected. One was constantly bleeding and the other like split open in a way and was incredibly infected. The nurses said it was her fault for letting them be too active and licking at them but she had them both on cage rest and wasn't letting them lick at all(she's a stay at home wife that just does rescue, she's with them all the time watching them). So she was irritated with them as well and is now going elsewhere.

[luvofallhorses]

That is disturbing and shouldn't happen during a routine spay or neuter! I have never seen anything like that at all volunteering at spay and neuter clinics because the vets know what they are doing. Doesn't mean it CAN'T happen, but it's RARE for a dog or cat to have problems during a routine spay or neuter in recovering. I would make sure nobody you know goes to that vet to have anything done.

Even though I am a volunteer at spay and neuter clinics, I had my kitten, Angel spayed there which freaked me out a bit. I trust the vets and all because I have known them for years, but even though its your animal you worry a bit much and she came through fine.


I wonder if a secondary infection could be going on with her now since you said it showed up in March? I hope you're able to get the poor girl surgery soon.