Improper treatment
At the beginning of July, my terrier broke his leg, the nearest open clinic was located in Tacoma, River Avenue 13, where Dr. KUZNECOVA worked. The doctor said that when he folded his legs, he had 20 years of work experience in such fractures. I asked if I would do an X-ray, which I was rudely told that I wouldn't do, I didn't need, that in Glendale I was just ripping money with all sorts of tires, that she could put together like that, because she had a lot of experience. I wondered about this and asked if it could see the bones through the skin that the doctor was asking me to leave the office for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes I returned, my leg was put on the lanyard. Considering that it was Saturday night and our usual doctor M.OSIPOVA (clinic Kavet, Jugla) did not work on Saturday, then the next day we went for a check-up visit to her. She said the x-ray was usually done in both fracture cases and performed an x-ray which revealed that the bones were assembled completely obliquely. The doctor further explained that if this left, the bones would grow, one leg would be a little shorter than the other, but since the dog is very small, you may not feel it at all. The doctor also explained that if you have surgery, you need to give the dog anesthesia again, which is very bad for 2 consecutive days and poses a risk to his life. I chose not to do anesthesia and leave my legs folded. After 3 weeks we had a control x-ray with M. OSIPOVA, she said that although very slowly, the bones were growing, that we had to walk with the lantget for at least another 4 weeks. About a week after the control X-ray of the leg became inflamed, I led to KAVET 2 times for two days in a row, the first time the ligament was slightly turned back and loosened and anti-inflammatory and anti-edematous drugs were given, but it did not help, on the second day Dr. TESLOVIC and it turned out that the broken bones do not stick together at all and are not even slightly fused, to which the doctor stated that the terriers sometimes have a genetic feature, that if the bones do not grow at all, they have to wait another month, possibly clogging the bones, if not, have a leg or walk all the time. langetete. Asked if he could still have an operation and transplant the bones, or put the iron containing it, TESLOVIC said that he could no longer. TESLOVIchA put on a new tape, blew the inflamed leg with an aluminum airsole, prescribed calcium tablets.The inflammation only took effect and the swelling only increased. The next day we went to Dr. G.DRAPchE (clinic TOTO, Slokas Street 134A), the doctor looked at the dog, the ringworm and said that such assembled bones would not grow even after a month, that you could still operate, put iron. He underwent surgery and said that a pseudo-joint had already formed. The doctor also said that aluminum airesol has contributed to inflammation, the skin of the foot under it is rashed, and calcium tablets should not be taken in such a situation. At the moment, my dog is gradually recovering from the operation, he is happy to run with all the plaster and amputation will not be necessary. CONCLUSION: From conversations with Osipov, Kuznetsov and Teslovich I found out that the doctors know each other, are colleagues at the Tacoma vet clinic, so collegially they did not see any shortcomings in each other's work and did not indicate that something was done that was completely contrary to the animal's interests. In addition, as it turns out, everyone at the KAVET clinic is aware that there is Dr. Drapche, who is a great bone specialist and the best in Longsdale, but no one told me anything about it (although I insisted on information), I learned this information as a result of success. and this doctor is the only one of all that has made my dog happy and you can immediately see that he is recovering quickly.
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