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dateCreated	2016-04-30 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Petsvet Animal Hospital
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rev:text	I wish I had read the one-star reviews before going here. My normal vet is approximately 45-60 minutes away so when my dog suddenly started showing signs of having difficultly breathing I knew that was not an option. I found the nearest vet that would take her the earliest and off I went. They did not take her temperature or her pulse. They focused on suggesting spinal alignments and acupuncture for her neck while she sat there gasping. Finally, I told them that I didn't care about her neck alignment when she couldn't breath and that was when they finally decided to listen to her heart and lungs. The vet flippantly stated "she's in heart failure" and then went back to talking about chinese herbs and suggesting that I bring her in daily for acupuncture for her neck alignment. (Note: My vet let me know later that you cannot diagnose heart failure without an X-ray) Also, though there was no indication of new age style treatment and the website suggested they would do x-rays and other typical procedures, this did not seem to be the case. To "diagnose," the vet tech would hold the dog with one arm and hold the other arm out. The vet would then push on the vet tech's arm. Depending on the amount of resistance she felt in the vet tech's arm, she would decide whether an organ was in good shape. Needless to say, I brought my dog to my normal vet after this snake oil game. The dog was declining fast and my vet asked for her records. Lanman's records were entirely about the dog's neck and when the vet contacted her and asked for the dog's heart rate and core temperature Dr Lanman lied and made up numbers (since my dog never left my sight and I certainly never say a thermometer come out and the vet herself acknowledged aloud during the visit that she should have gotten the dog's pulse before administering medicine). Ive had dogs my whole life and this was the most disorganized, unethical vet experience I've ever had. I not only will never take my dogs here again, I also genuinely feel state authorities need to be made aware of this place and its unethical practices. This may be a fine place to go to get your dog's vaccines but, beyond that, you're putting your dog's health at risk trusting them with anything more complex.
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