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| - I hate to say it, but we did not have a good experience here. A while back, our Bengal cat was acting pretty strange. I don't know how to explain it, but he was meowing like crazy, seemed to be in pain, and would lose balance when trying to walk. The two vet hospitals that I usually go to were closed, so I came here because it was close to my home and they were still open that evening. Yes, the one thing I do like about this place is that they are open 7 days a week and close at 8pm on weekdays. I called ahead of time and they were nice enough to tell me to come in right away.
The first doctor that we saw said that our cat had glaucoma, and I was sent home with 2 small, expensive bottles of eye drops. We came back a few days later for a follow up. We were set up with another doctor since the one we saw previously wasn't working that day. This doctor said that it could be "something else" and its possible that he doesn't have glaucoma. He ordered a bunch of tests - blood work, x-rays and a few other ones. Of course we had agreed because we were very concerned about our baby. We even agreed to have him stay at the hospital for a few nights, hoping that the doctors would monitor him and find out what was wrong. When the test results came back, they basically told us that everything looked good, but because they knew something was wrong and did not know what it was, we got referred to a specialist.
So we took him to the doctors at the veterinary neurological center. I won't even mention how much we spent there, but at least they gave us some answers. Our cat had a really bad ear infection. Which explained why he was walking funny and had high eye pressures. Anyway, what I cannot understand is why the doctors at Durango could not figure out that he had a ear infection. I mean, isn't that one of the more common problems that they would see? Another odd thing is that the doctor at the neurological center explained that surgery would be a good option. They called the doctors at Durango and asked if they could perform this type of surgery and of course answered that they were not comfortable with doing it. So we got referred to another specialist.
It makes me wonder if the doctors here really did know that our cat had a bad ear infection, but because they did not want to do a surgery, they decided not to deal with it and sent us to another doctor. I guess I'll never know, but one thing is for sure, I won't be returning.
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