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  • I would give no rating if I could. About a month ago our 2 year old English Mastiff started to experience complications. He had lost his appetite and sometimes when he ate he would cry in pain as if it hurt him to eat or swallow (we checked his teeth and there was no problems), he coughed periodically and we found out he was running a fever as well. The first thing we did is take him to the vet and this was the closest vet to us that had good reviews. When we made the appointment the staff was wonderful and they ran a blood test that came back positive for Valley Fever which they gave us a prescription for right away. But that's not all that was wrong with him and they didn't look any farther to make sure he would be ok. We started him on the meds and it wasn't getting any better. Last Thursday evening when we got home from work he was found panting heavily and drooling profusely that we rushed him to the vet ASAP. They requested to keep him over night and have him on IV's because when they took another blood test his white blood cell count was really high!! Higher than what Valley Fever should cause it to be but they didn't tell us that at that time until after my dog was DEAD!! which means he was fighting something more than just Valley Fever. We trusted them with our dog to then get a call Friday at 7 am that our dog was dead. When we got to the vets office they seemed sincere but they weren't even going to do an autopsy or anything to find out what happened and why my dog was dead when they made it seem like he would be okay and it wasn't as serious as what it really was. After the autopsy they found that not only was his lungs covered in lesions from the valley fever but aside from that the sack around his heart was full of fluid and puss that caused there to be pressure on his heart and for him to have a heart attack. They then explained to me that the high white blood cell count was because he had the Valley Fever AND the heart condition. The heart condition is what was causing him to cry when he ate because it was putting pressure on his esophagus. They knew about his difficulty eating and didn't take it seriously. When we first took our dog to them they should have been up front with us and took it more serious when my dog was showing signs of stress not related to Valley Fever. An xray would have told them that he was having heart problems and a surgery could have been performed or we would have known that our dog's life was limited so we could make the best of it and keep him comfortable. We will NEVER trust this vet with any of our animals.
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