Belinda,
I'm so sorry. I would be furious too. But as Kelly said, you need to try to
control yourself. You don't want to piss them off. Your vets have always been
so wonderful. I know this must have really thrown you for a loop.
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Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Wow, Belinda. I don't blame you for being furious. You'd think that
would be the first thing they'd check, wouldn't you? I don't have any
advice for you about how to remain calm, since invariably in
confrontations where I'm that angry, I end up bursting into tears...not
helpful. I guess
I don't blame you for being furious either. I have learned, though, that
allowing your fury to show doesn't really help your animal in most cases.
Remember that being calm (or at least pretending to be) is the best way to
help Fred. I also would be looking for another vet as soon as he's
Hi Belinda
I am not sure how to tell you to deal with your vet and your anger. I have a
hard time with these issues as well.
I like Junior's vet Dr Staunton. It is just I am not always able to get into
see her. Dr Larrick is a country vet doing what country vets do. He
admistered first aid. He
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