Business ProfileforScarbrough Animal Hospital

Corporate greed. Lies. Deceit. If you want to save your pet, this is NOT the place for you. My sweet dog was in kidney failure and I went to Scarborough and saw Dr. *******, a vet who will attempt to guilt you into doing insanely expensive tests and treatments that will give you false hope and burn your bank account. I went to Scarborough to get more information and seek possible treatment because my vet was closed. Dr. ******* said I should hospitalize my dog and do several tests that would cost thousands. My dog was 11 and I asked would this possibly save his life? I know that vet’s can’t predict that so I went home to talk to my family. I went back the next day to get him subcutaneous fluids to see if that would help him. A week later, after doing a repeat blood test to check my pup’s kidney levels, Dr ******* came into the room and bluntly said “He is much worse”. She then shamed me for not doing the recommended thousands of dollars of treatment and made me believe that I could have saved his life if I had followed her recommendations. She was too busy to even speak with me for more than a few minutes. I realized that as soon as she saw that I wasn’t able to spend thousands, I wasn’t worth her time. My gut knew this was wrong. I went to the Pet Emergency Center on cypress&Dixie and saw Dr. ***. She was amazing and told me the honest truth: no amount of money would have saved my baby because the bloodwork indicated liver cancer. She said that the thousands of dollars treatment that Dr. ******* recommended would not have done a thing to save his life and he would have passed away after the treatment: I would have made my baby’s life miserable as I held onto false hope and spent money I don’t have. I am so thankful that a true HUMAN BEING who hasn’t lost her soul gave it to me straight and did not try to bleed me dry for something that would not have helped. Shame on every vet that treats animals as profitable guinea pigs and treat clients as profitable *******.