Doctor's oath?
My family and I took the cat from the street because we lived next to us all summer in the countryside. we bring to their clinic, because it was said to be good, American. there it was said that the animal allegedly had pneumonia, which in fact had only a side effect. we left the cat in the hospital. he was given all sorts of antibiotics, which for some reason did not help. we told us to take it home and treat it there because I am a doctor myself. he really got a little better, but not for long. starts problems with the stomach, did not want to est. today during the day he became very ill, began to vomit, quickly took the animal and to the hospital. The "doctor" didn't even want to see the cat at first. then he was tortured with injections, etc. for half an hour. when I asked if there were such problems in the hospital, she started to say something, but then she said that yes, but I was not told about it at all. then said that maybe it is an infection that can happen to street cats and is very dangerous. when I asked why they didn't take the test right away, or while he was in hospital, we didn't get any clear answer. test for their infection do 5 minutes, and it is a standard procedure for all incoming street cats. spicy detail - one day inpatient costs about 15 lats, not including procedures.he lived there for 10 days. even when it became clear that the cat would not be able to withstand their treatment, because it was very severe, even the blood had to be spilled, and the weight was 800 grams, the woman began to say that "there have been cases, of course, the treatment is severe, but 10% probabilities are ". rezume - those non-humans knew from the beginning that the animal will not survive, because after 10 days in the hospital could be noticed that he not only coughs, but also need and have stomach problems. they just took the money because they saw that we didn't care. and even when it turned out, tried to torment the cat further, not calmly let him go. the cats slept. when I was sitting in the lobby, a woman came in with a cat who had a huge ear, obviously a sharp inflammation. The duty officer said he had to wait for the surgeon and that he would only be on Monday, "but you definitely have to wait for him". and she doesn't even think of recommending that woman go to another clinic because of a cat's severe condition. those people only see money. if you care about your pet, never, NEVER go to that place.
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