Animal Medical Clinic

They are great I also had to put my sweet Sadee down she was 15 they were very sweet and understanding I still take my 3 dogs to them

Dr Chester and his staff are wonderful. I have a cat with chronic problems and they always take such good care of him. They're always willing to work with me on payments and answer all my questions.

PLEASE READ!!! Buddy, 9 mos old border

collie/Aussie mix , was rescued from a very rough beginning. I had the best 14 years

of my life with him. My best friend and son who always stayed at my side.

The day he died was the worst day because of what the vet doctors did. I am

still getting nightmares, crying at night still.



When it was Buddy's time to "leave"

from me, it was the hardest thing, but I wanted him to have comfort in his own

home with a sedative before the final injection. I reminded the vet,

Dr. Chester and his wife, to please bring sedative to keep my

baby calm and they agreed. I had two family friends who joined with me

through FaceTime to give support. They were the one who brought Buddy

into my life.



When the time came to "let him go" my

family friends, watching through iPad on FT and I were horrified to see they

didn't bring sedative and I tried to interuppt the process. They didn't

slow down, but to proceed quickly with the death shot. Buddy was scared,

screaming and barking from fear from botched first injection.

I decided to stop the whole thing, but the vets were in

a hurry. I didn't know what was going on. It happened so fast. Buddy

fought so hard. He was paralyzwed from chest down, but he was strong to bark

and to avoid it. I freaked out, I tried talking to the vets and calming

Buddy at the same time. But it was too late as they moved too quickly. Buddy

went from fighting and screaming in the air until his body crashed down,

then suddenly. Boom. I was in a deep shock. Too late.



I lovingly carried my son's

body to their van to be cremated. When the vet opened the van, I was

shocked to see two little kids in the van, staring, getting curious on the

body. It explained why they were in a hurry. I felt angry that I

never had the privacy and respect to let him go with a hug and a good

buy. Nothing. These last memories of his last

moments were UNFORGIVABLE. I cried SO MUCH ever since, my heart

in great pain. It's like watching a horror movie that I couldn't stop.

It keeps rewind and play over and over for me in my

mind.



Never will use them

again.





The vets mixed up

my Buddy with another dog's name on Cremation Certification, pretend not to

recognize me at Home Depot two weeks later after many of our phone calls (very

nice messages) to locate where Buddy's ashes were, having my baby's ashes sent

in Federal Express, etc. I have all the proofs if you need. We live in a

tiny town so it's easy to know each other.



The vet's wife brightly said

Perry's ashes is here. What?!?! I said no, it's Buddy's ashes. She said ok,

well here's the ashes. I prayed hard it's really Buddy's ashes. She also

took 185.00 out of 285.00 charge, leaving me to pay 100.00. I got suspicious

as I wondered if they mix up the ashes, the body or? I was shaking and scared.

They said they didn't have time or ink to get Buddy's paw prints on paper for

me. They kept him in the freezer for 5 days before the cremation person picked

him up. If they return the call, I would happily come and get what is needed

to get it. Five days! Plenty of time. My heart is very broken. They said

Cremation on Tuesday and pick ashes up on Thursday or Friday on the same

week.