If you love your animal, don't bring him or her here.
This happened in November 2022 & I've been too traumatised to even write about it until now.
One of our rescue cats passed extreme amounts of blood instead of urine, it was a Sunday evening. We prepped her for the hour-long drive to this place, leaving her there for emergency help and pain relief. After a day and a half, they transferred her via ambulance to our own vet to have her PTS. They gave us no explanation for her sudden collapse. Had we been told what happened to her, we would have saved her suffering alone and wondering where we were. It would have been kinder all round but they ran up a bill to suit themselves. They didn't prioritise our girl to save her suffering, she was a cash cow. Back at our own vet, we saw her for a brief moment as she was distressed and we didn't want to prolong that, she's suffered enough.
The bill was high but that isn't my point, I paid it. I'm still grieving that we should have been told to end her suffering instead of prolonging it. We could have had her PTS at home and saved her the fear and separation from us. I'll never forgive that.







