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  • Our journey started Jan 7th with a visit to Stonecrest Animal Hospital and ended April 26th with our sweet baby girl coming home in a box. Jan 7th we did take our sweet rescue Alaskan malamute dog to be seen by one of the vets at Stonecrest and April 25th was a disastrous day when we lost her forever. She was crying all night and we were not sure why.The front desk personal was absolutely amazing, friendly and helpful but the vet told us that our type of dog is wimpy and "drama" and she looks ok to her. After few more days we went back because our dog was continually crying and the vet gave us some anti-inflammatory medication for her. After that our baby start loosing her appetite, stop crying for few weeks but at the beginning of April she lost her strength of walking. Went back to the vet, got x-rays done and we were told that looks like she injured her L3 and L4. The medication we received where not only expensive but they made our baby have seizures and they insisted to test her for Valley fever, that only cost us $400, when everyone know that Valley fever locates first in the lungs. A week after that our baby past away. We will never get closer, we will never have peace not knowing what happened. They did not even follow up with a phone call to see if we are ok. The day she actually past they called to let us know that the Valley fever test was negative, NOT EVEN A CONDOLANCES CALL AFTER THAT. The second opinion we got, unfortunately to late was that she should have had a neurological consult and meningitis was on the top of there list. The vets at Stonecrest, I am sure there are some good once out there, should recognize when they have no clue in a pet care and guide the owner in the best direction so that owners like us don't have to loose there babies, we would have appreciate if the first vet in January would have sent us to a neurologist. I would think twice before I would take my baby to this place. Hurt doggie parent Carmen
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