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nIsMo_uMbReLla · 03-05-2008, 04:48 PM

My dog was limping about a month ago so I brought him into my vet to get checked out. Unfortunately he wasn't working the night shift and the other vet who works with him was in.

I had no choice but to see her and i got charged $185 for a bottle of liquid med for my dog because that vet was unable to hold my dog's paw to see what was wrong so she just told me to give him meds. (my poor shiba doesn't like strangers touching his paws and screams hahaha)

So it was $185 for the bottle of drops, PLUS another $100 for the "exam" which amounted to her doing nothing. Turns out the "med" she gave my dog was just liquid form of an anti-inflammatory like tylenol, my normal vet said I coulda just given him baby advil....

the only satisfaction I have is that my dog freaked out and took a shit on her when she was trying to touch his paws

03-05-2008, 04:48 PM	#17
nIsMo_uMbReLla I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: 604 Posts: 2,800 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	My dog was limping about a month ago so I brought him into my vet to get checked out. Unfortunately he wasn't working the night shift and the other vet who works with him was in. I had no choice but to see her and i got charged $185 for a bottle of liquid med for my dog because that vet was unable to hold my dog's paw to see what was wrong so she just told me to give him meds. (my poor shiba doesn't like strangers touching his paws and screams hahaha) So it was $185 for the bottle of drops, PLUS another $100 for the "exam" which amounted to her doing nothing. Turns out the "med" she gave my dog was just liquid form of an anti-inflammatory like tylenol, my normal vet said I coulda just given him baby advil.... the only satisfaction I have is that my dog freaked out and took a shit on her when she was trying to touch his paws __________________ My feedback 51-0-1 Last edited by nIsMo_uMbReLla; 03-05-2008 at 05:39 PM.