I have not received my refund for an item I received and mailed back within two days. I used the return item form included with the item. The item was changed charged to my Visa on June 11, 2021 and was for $63.98. She spoke English but I could not understand her. Her responses were not clear...
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Bought a my place my time terry cloth robe a few years ago and the robe has lost much of its cotton and is showing under fiber throughout the robe in numerous places never had this happen to a product before
Harm to Animal Health
We took our puppy to this clinic when a kennel cough was suspected. Treatment was initiated and continued with further treatment for the apparent back injury. Arriving regularly, an intravenous or subcutaneous system was placed, in addition to it 2 - 11 pieces. One time. As if vitamins and painkillers. Well, we trust doctors and their competence. No statement and no diagnosis. Tests (blood) were taken only once. As the problems have not ended for a year and there is a moral fatigue to treat (torture) the animal, we have started to turn to doctors at the candera clinic, llu veterinary clinic. Candera Clinic does not initiate any treatment without diagnosis. They admit that they cannot perform all diagnostics and refer them to other specialists and clinics that have these diagnostic options. We do sonography, computed tomography and explain the cause. As we changed doctors, there was a need to know what they really got vaccinated for and what they treated. We pay 15 USD and dr. Beinerert Clinic prepares an extract, which is due for free by law. But well, you need to know, we can't wait. It turns out that dr. Doctors at the Stein Clinic are involved in polypharmacy and vaccinating everything possible to suppress any possible symptoms complained of by the animal owner.without considering what side effects it will cause, what the drug interactions will be and what consequences it will have on the growing animal body. Both non-steroidal and steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs were injected at the same time, which is a criminal act (the puppy was 9 months old at the time!). And such actions could lead to the death of the animal. No diagnosis was made, no diagnosis was made or no diagnosis was made. The treatment was done though! Depedin was also injected (several times), which other doctors believe should not be injected into the dog. The drugs were injected without warning of changes in the animal's behavior after use. We are currently treating the animal with the consequences of this "treatment" - endocrine and digestive disorders, lowering of the immune system, explaining what microbial resistance has developed and which will affect the animal's health and quality of life for the remaining 15 years of life. As a result, the symptoms were suppressed, making the animal think that everything was fine, thus perhaps making the cause more serious and only deepening the disease, because the puppy is an active being who does not know the extent of his activity. Because we do not make the same mistakes as doctors in naive belief, we made: 1. Before allowing a substance to be injected, have the doctor explain what it is and what it will treat; 2. After each visit, request a statement with the diagnosis, instructions, test results and medications used (this is due to the patient by law); 3. Ask how the diagnosis was made if no diagnosis was made; 4. Don't rely on polite and smiling staff! 5. Talk to other doctors and clinics safely to make sure your animal is harmed and that treatment does not end in harm to the animal's health.
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