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dateCreated	2014-03-10 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	VCA Northern Animal Hospital
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rev:text	This is a corporate vet and everything bad that corporate vets do. I don't know how else to put it. I have been twice because the humane society pays for a visit within five days of adoption. So of course I am going to use the vet visit. From the second I entered the exam room with the vet tech I felt like I was on a car lot and preparing for battle. It is all about up sale and scare tactics at this vet. Which I expected, I have been to corporate vets before. So my cat had an upper respiratory thing that animals in shelters get and the vet put him on antibiotics (incidentally the cost of the antibiotics is about $8 more per bottle than at my small vet office in central phoenix) which is great so we rescheduled for a check up. I should not have gone. First of all I got shamed and lectured for a few minutes because my cat was not in a carrier. I know this was my bad but seymour never once got out of my arms as I knew he wouldn't because he is a very calm cat. I really did not see the harm and the carrier makes him so anxious. I was compared to a parent who does not put their child in a car seat. awesome. Next I meet with a new vet tech who tries to upsell me on every vaccine on the market which I politely declined. He then tells me my cat is too fat (yea I know that) and should be 12 lbs. Yea no that is the equivalent of telling a 5 ft 11 large bones woman to aim for 115 lbs. He's a big cat not just fat. So the vet comes in (a totally different vet than I saw last time) and tells me her name then says wow that is a fat cat you need to get his weight under control or like all fat adults and animals he will likely get diabetes. I am also a fat person so I feel like the lecture was intentional and she did not see that I adopted this animal 2 weeks ago. I have also been to this rodeo a few times and I do not have or make my animals fat. We are on top of the weight loss plan. Unlike the tech because they don't seem to communicate well she tells me he should be 15lbs which is the difference of him losing 3lbs or 6 lbs. Quite a different for an animal under 20lbs! She then says oh his eyes are pretty though just got to work on the weight. What does that mean? Did my cat really get fat shamed? lol hilarious! Then she says oh good I can feel his bladder so he's not too fat for an exam. Really? stop talking about how fat you think he is and say something nice to him while you are molesting his internal organs. I'll be going to my own vet thanks;)
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