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MEMORANDUM OF COMPLAINT

Georgia Board of Veterinarians

237 Coliseum Drive

Macon, GA 31217-****

May 11, 2011

Complaint:

Dr. Roberta Lena Wrighten, DVM

License # VET008287

Banfield Pet Hospital

Pet Smart

1072 Bullsboro Drive

Newnan, Georgia 30265

Complainant:

Ron Richardson

2006 Bud Davis Road

Newnan, Georgia 30263

678-423-****

RE: Patient Amigo Richardson, deceased:

On May 2, 2011 Dr. Roberta Lena Wrighten, DVM licsence # VET008287 negligence caused the death to my pet Chihuahua dog Amigo I have been devastated by a loss I believe that could have been prevented if Amigo had recieved ADEQUATE emergency care.

I am a senior citizen who lives in a remote area of western Coweta County Georgia, alone. My only source of income is through social security. A man and his wife gave me a place to live in 2007, in exchange for property caretaking services I perform. Prior to that I was homeless. I had lived alone for twelve years after being the primary personal caretakers of my parents who passed in 1994 and 1995. The older I got the more difficult time I had securing a job, so went out on disability, due to a history of a depressive disorder, then last year my disability turned into full social security benefits because I turned age sixty-six, the full retirement age. Their was a big void in my life from so many deaths and losses of those in my immediate family. All my family are deceased are - gone. Amigo was all I had in this world.

One beautiful blue sky fall day back in 2008, I was sitting here on my front porch deep inside this new state park, called Chattahoochee Bend, where my home is located, when out of the blue a little brown dog came smartly prancing up the drive way. I am on a dead end gravel road and it is almost two miles to where the paved road begins. My nearest neighbor is almost two miles away.

I took-in this little stray Chihuahua that someone had either abandoned on this lonely dirt road I live on or it had got lost. I tried for several days to find its owners, but no one ever showed up to claim him. We were two lost souls that had found one another.

For the past three years he grew into a beloved companion and best friend. He was good medicine for my mental, emotional and physical health. He was also a good watch dog, who had excellent hearing, and could warn me of anyone approaching the house in this secluded area of the county I live in. He was more than just a dog to me. He was a best friend and brave little protector. Although, he was not officially certified, he was a service therapy dog. The only medicine I have ever taken for depression that actually worked. I have been treated for depressive illnesses over the past thirty years, since my initial breakdown of 1981, and Amigo was - my healer. No drug, psychiatrist or hospital I was ever treated at healed my depression, but Amigo's presence could and did. I had planned on having Amigo certified as a therapy dog, but could not afford the $200.00 for training. My only income is a monthly social security check. If not for these living arrangments I have made with this family whose property I try and take care of, I would probably be in a nursing home, or worse even some state ran institution. Amigo was my sanity, in this insane world, my medicine.

All this healing love ended for me, about 3:00 AM, on Monday morning of May the 2nd and this new nightmare began. Suddenly, Amigo slept near my feet at near the foot of my bed jumped up and started barking - his way of asking out. He did this occasionally when he heard something outside the house. 99% of the time it was deer, who he loved chasing away with his barking, and then coming right back to his warm bed at my feet. He was my alarm system.

But, this night, it was not deer. It was very dark, as it is down here, and I could not see how to save him from the vicious attack I heard going on. My flashlight battery had run down, so I was bitten in the process of trying to save him. The predator ran off leaving my little baby in a pool of blood. At this point I went into shock along with a pet that was in shock from being attacked by some predator, probably a coyote or feral dog.

I brought him inside and examined his wounds. No major arteries were severed. He had a puncture wound on his belly about the size of a pencil eraser and another puncture wound inside his left rear leg, where his leg joined with his body. Their was also a small indention, but no bleeding on the top of his back apparently from the top fangs of the predator. These wounds should have not killed him.

I wrapped him in towels and since their is no 24 hour emergency vet service in Coweta County and environs, I had to wait till 8:00 AM to carry him to Banfield Animal Hospital at Petsmart in Newnan. His bleeding had stopped. Banfield is where Amigo's doctors were, and we used Banfield for his shots and flea treatments every since he first became my little dog.

Sadly, I believe carrying Amigo to Banfields was the worst mistake I could have ever made. It was a sure fire death sentence for Amigo. If Amigo had been a human being with life threatening injuries, the actions of caring medical ER professionals would have kicked into play. But, the Banfield bunch, acted as if they were on a picnic rather than having the life of some ones precious little pet in their hands. I have since learned that these Head vets with Banfield are like circuit riders, they travel from store to store, with no real ties to their patients or their owners. It's just a cash making racket. The ones I have met don't love animals. They see your pet as a "thing" they can perform a bunch of uneccesary procedures on for a quick buck.

I laid my little dog down on their examining table wrapped in a bloody towel. A vet tech was the first to examine him, not a doctor. She didn't seem too concerned about the life threatening injuries he had, and she didn't muzzle him. I explained to her what had happened and she said the Vet will be right in. Suddenly as she kept poking him, un-muzzled, he lept off the table and nipped her. I heard later she took the day off after being nipped. How silly. It was only a nip from a dying little wounded creature. He bit me also at home before leaving for Banfields, due to his pain and fears. I guess this natural animal instinct, to protect himself by fighting back was grounds for the Banfield bunch to kill him or better still just let him die, and then pull out their needles of death and try to justify destroying him, because "he was too far gone." Well, he wasn't too far gone when I checked him in their "hospital'. Why did Dr. Wrightem DVM, just put him in a cage and let him die?

Finally the Vet came in and gave him a cursory examination, never communicating to me her medical diagnosis or his prognosis. She exited the door and Amigo and I was in the examining room alone for about another fifteen minutes, and I eventually had to stick my head out the door to get someone to come and try and save my pet. They had forgotten us.

Eventually, a second vet tech came back into the room and tried to sell me a $1,200.00 treatment plan, before they would start treating my Amigo.

I explained to this young lady vet tech that I was a retiree living off of social security and I could not pay such a large amount. This vet tech gave me the number of an associate company of Banfields and Petsmart (G.E. Consumer Finance, El Paso Texas)) that does pet treatment financing. She told me to call the number and try and get a loan approved over the telephone for the $1,200.00, so they could treat my dying pet. What if this had been a human being?

Heartbroken, shaking, confused, sick and upset, I wasted another twenty minutes on the telephone punching in credit information from memory, trying to raise the required $1,200.00. Eventually I was turned down for loan approval, as I knew I would be, and had told the vet tech that my credit would not be approved. You see it was all about money, not Amigo.

Much later, as the life was draining from my best friend, vet tech number two came back into the room again with another plan; plan B, if you will, for $349.00. I told her this was also too high for me to pay all at one time. She said how much can you pay today. I told her I could pay $100.00 today and the rest at the first of the month when I got my social security check.

She looked chagrined but agreed, and said they would hold Amigo 24 hours and I could pick him back up then. She said they would keep him up front so they could keep an eye on him. (Why not do some intervention to save his life?) I had put him in his little round foam cushion bed, that I had bought from Petsmart, that he loved so much and had spent the past three years sleeping in. Little did I know it would become his coffin?

Banfied was more interested in getting money out of me, than saving a little life for an old man. Matter fact this is all about money - anyway. If I could have reached in my pocket and plunked down their $1,200.00, Amigo would still be with me today. Of course if they had saved his life, I would have gladly found a way to pay their large bill.

The vet tech told me I could go home. Emotionally sick and upset, broken hearted with grief. I drove the 25 miles back home. In my old truck, it takes me about forty-five minutes. When I arrived home, I had three messages on my answeing machine from Banfield saying "Mr. Richardson, Amigo is "crashing", which I guess is a veterinarian word for "dying".

I was now in tears and a total state of shock and grief. I felt like I had let Amigo down, by carrying him to this place called Banfield to begin with, and then be talked into, while in shock, of leaving him their alone with strangers. These veterinarian employees need some sensitivity training. Amigo experiences separation anxiety when he and I are separated. The shock he was going into was that kind of shock, not loss of blood. Why did they not ask me to sit in the waiting room, until his life threatening crisis was over? But, I put my trust in Banfield, sorry to say.

As I walked into the door for the second time that day at Banfields, the Head Vet, Dr. Wrighten met me. She led me back to their operating room. They had my baby lying on his side on the operating table, with a breathing apparatus over his nose. He still recognized me when I petted his little head, and he rolled his beautiful eyes toward me. At this point I thought he may recover. But, the Vet said he "probably" has swelling in his brain and will die anyway. Even though Amigo never received any x-rays or any other test to prove swelling of the brain. How could she be so sure I wondered? They hadn't made any x-rays. Everything in me, wanted to snatch him up and carry him to another vet for a second opinion. This vet then says we will put you two in a room together, and you can have a little time together why you make up your mind. Looking back, it was almost like - "get on with it - kill him!"

I spent about 15 minutes, with Amigo. Through this whole ordeal, no emergency treatment had been started on him. When they brought him into the little examining room he had a catheter tube bandaged to his right front paw for an IV. They had already made up their mind to kill him before purposing that choice to me. Then vet tech number two came in with some papers for me to sign to have him destroyed. Euthanasia is a euphemism that means "destroy life". I like the word "destroy life" better. It doesn't gloss over killing innocent animal and human life. Banfield is good at destroying animal life from my own experience and what I have been finding on the Internet from other victims, they don't know much about saving lives.

I was standing over my baby their rubbing and kissing his little head, drowning in my own tears. Again, I almost grabbed him up and fled that damned death house. I will have to carry the guilt of not doing just that to my grave I suppose. Banfield had already made up their mind they were going to destroy him, for "humane reasons", which is a joke. Saving his life would have been more humane.

The vet tech said he was already blind from his brain swelling. There is no evidence to support that either. All I could see not being a veterinary professional was that I saw "the light" slowly leaving his little face and eyes, but their was still a flicker of light - life in him, that could have been saved. Out of my mind and anguished with grief and in unbearable sorrow, I signed the euthanasia release form, releasing him from the madness of this cold cruel world. This culture of death has no respect for human life, much less animal life. Modern human beings are good at killing, ignorant of healing. Wonderful at hating, void of true loving. Boy! We sure are good at killing though. I was being pressured to sign their execution record. My name on that document was a coercion of the slickest and sickest kind. It's slick because it clears Banfield of liability. It's sick; because mercy killing is supposed to be humane. It would have been more merciful to have tried to save his life.

I held my little angel dog tenderly, that God dropped on my door steps three years ago out of the blue, who had made my world such a happy place, as this veterinarian administered the two drugs that killed him. I suppose these drugs are the same chemicals that are administered to human beings on death row. One to kill the pain, the other to stop his little beating heart, which was beating just fine when I laid him on Banfields examination table. I would have been better off if Dr. Wrighten DVM had injected me also.

Amigo was my light from my own darkness of depression. As his life left him, my darkness returned. Another part of me died when Amigo left this world. I kissed him on his little head, drowning in my tears as his beautiful little spirit left his funny little body. This veterinarian said it should take me about four or five days to get over it,. Of course this is what they tell them to say in vet school, but this poor lady who plays God, does not understand the depth of the love that Amigo and I had for each other. I will never get over Amigo's death, at least not in this life. We will meet again when this life's journey is over, but I will never ever recover from losing him in such a brutal and heartless way. Only someone who understands that our pets are, bearers of unconditional love, sent from God, would know what I mean.

I am asking that Banfield:

1.) Pay me the $1,200.00 for the loss of my pet, since that was the cost they tried to shake me down to keep him alive, and replace him with another dog just like him, even though they will never be another Amigo. I guess veterinary professionals eventually become jaded to killing pets. It's just all in another days work. Sort of like what the death camp workers of Nazi Germany evolved into - monsters hiding behind smiles.

2.) I have in my hand a Banfield Hospital medical record entitled "examination report" on Amigo that Banfield gave me the day of our visit for emergency medical treatment. All his vital signs were normal. Why did Banfield pressure me into euthanizing him? Since you were not going to make much money off him, was it better to kill him? Or because he nipped one of your vet techs, who was negligent in putting the small muzzle on him. Did all this make you want to kill him?

About a year or so ago, on one of our doctor visits, at this same Petsmart/Banfield location a young male vet tech made a disparaging abusive remark quoting a staff veterinarian about "cutting off my dogs head to make him - better." It was supposed to be some kind of inside joke, but I didn't think it was funny - at all. Yes, I suppose it is easier to kill an animal than waste the time of saving a life, especially when their may be no money you can rake in quickly.

3.) If you can't find me another dog just like Amigo, which you can't, I want you to finance those bio companies that clone farm animals and send them here to my home to the little grave of Amigo's and exhume him and have his DNA remains biological cloned, to give me my Amigo back. Don't say it can't be done. The agriculture industry does it all the time with livestock, such as sheep pigs and cows.

But, who cares? He was only a dumb mutt whose life didn't count for much. Just a dog. You killed Amigo, but you didn't kill Amigo's story. So this effort at telling Amigo's story, in the form of a complaint, as well as my own as his master, is in tribute to his small life. He spent his life trying to protect me and his home, so this is about me respecting my Amigo back. It's a matter of principals not profit for I know that it will not bring Amigo back.

From past experience, I know that filing a complaint against any profession regulated by the state of Georgia or any other state, is like going to the madam of a house of ill repute and complain about catching a disease from one of their working girls. Justice will never be served, at least not in this life, neither for me or Amigo. Governmental regulatory agencies are created to protect its members not the general public.

The first year Amigo and I were together; I carried him to The Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers Georgia, and had a kind monk bless Amigo. This monk said he had heard stories like mine about how Amigo came into my life. He said that he believed these dogs (and other lost pets) were Angels, God sends us when he knows we need them. I knew that Amigo was a Holy Dog of the Mayan Indians of South America. I knew he was on loan from God, I just never imagined a life without him. I thought he would be with me till the end.

I'm am an old man that, found real love in one of God's lesser creatures, a true miracle, and won't be around much longer myself which I am grateful for. I look forward to seeing Amigo again real soon, in a place where the merchants of death cannot touch either one of us.

In the end, all that matters is LOVE.

And, I found total unconditional love, with Amigo.

For this I am Blessed.

Ron Richardson

Location: San Jose, California

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I am so sorry

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Oh you are so rich Mr. Anonymous.

Why don't you give him the funds to get another dog? Banfield, The emergency clinic in Covington, Ga across from KMART , they are both non-caring, money hungry killers. Who do not try to help your animal until you pay them before treatment. I don't care who loves what vet.

I have seen three animals die in the care of these recent graduates or incompetent vets. I wish the gentleman lived near Austell, Ga. There was a vet in that area that would help you weather you had the money or not because she loved animals and helping people.

I will pay for you sir and little AMIGO.M I pray god sends you a companion again to comfort you for the rest fo your life. May god bless you ...

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Your delayed actions and lack of funds for treatment and diagnostics is what caused his life. Those "small *** wounds" can actually be deceiving to the naked eye and cause internal bleeding or become infected.

And they didnt take X rays and told you "probable swelling" because YOU HAD NO MONEY FOR XRAYS. those alone are over 100 dollars.

Your angry and looking for someone to blame, but it is not these doctors. While they were going back and forth with you, (leaving you for those "precious" 15 minutes your dog could have been getting care you say, when you left him THE ENTIRE NIGHT w/o care) trying to do all they can to work with the very limited funds you had for a very traumatic event.

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Anonymous, show your name you piece of s----!

Guest

Why would you not take your pet THAT NIGHT to an ER. Leaving him until the next day guaranteed a poor outcome.

That is not the vets fault - YOU made that decision. Also it is not the vets fault that you only had $100. That barely even covers the cost of an exam, and doesn't allow them to do any diagnostics or treatments that might (might) have saved your pets life. What did you expect them to do - treat for free - they could be fired for doing that because they are 'stealing' from the company.

Why should anyone risk their job, their families security for you - what an entitled view of yourself you have!

People need to be realistic with what their decisions and financial restrictions mean for their pets. If you don't have money that's fine, but realize that it will limit what you have done for your pet in an emergency.

Guest

Same thing happen to me today

Guest

Personally I find the same care as at any vet. Unfortunately they are not an emergency or trauma center.

So something so traumatic should have been taken to an emergency center. It sounds to me like his stomach may have been punctured filling the stomach up with blood and other internal injuries. I am sorry for your loss.

They come into our lives to make us better people and they do and we love them. Death really sucks.

Michelle M Las

Believe it or not, there ARE actually some vets out there who care MORE about pets than about money. About 6 years ago, I had a 14 year old Border Collie.

She was misdiagnosed with an infected uterus by the *** vet at Somerdale Animal Hospital in Somerdale, NJ (Dr Sheila Maier). She said to get her spayed. So as soon as I walked into the shelter to get her spayed, they said she doesnt have an infected uterus or she wouldnt be walking. Well they spayed her and she didnt have an infected uterus.

She actually had mammory cancer, which was what I thought it was to begin with when I took her there.

Her tumors became the size of eggs and I didnt have any money to take her to another vet. It broke my heart to see her suffer, so I placed an ad on Craigslist. Someone told me to call their vet, Dr Bell at the Evesham Animal Hospital.

I had NO money, but he didnt want her to suffer. He told me to bring her in. They did $500 worth of tests with no money up front and they billed me. When they confirmed it was cancer, he did a $1200 surgery and billed me and let me make payments every month.

A month later, her tumors were back and the size of oranges. I had no money and he put her to sleep for $65 and billed me for that. He wasnt going to let her suffer.

His son and daughter in law are also vets and work there. That family truely loves animals.

It was actually the son who put her to sleep. The older Dr Bell did her surgery. He is the owner and he made the decisions. He cared more about the poor thing suffering than having money upfront.

Sure he wanted to be paid, but he billed me and let me make payments. A few times he waived the office visit fee for my Pomeranian and just charged me for her meds. Its not impossible to find a vet with a heart, but BANFIELD is ALL about money.

Dont expect a Banfield to help you, ever!

Banfield in Deptford,NJ KILLED my dog, Missy, so if your pet survives a Banfield visit, consider yourself VERY lucky!

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Just because a vet works for banfield dose not mean that they are a bad person. The vet in Missys case seems to have owned his clinic so he made the rules and could make the call to wave charges.

Just as people have to fallow protocol in there jobs (or be fired) the workers at banfield also have protocol.My dogs are in the best shape they have ever been, and its thanks to the person not the company.

O and they have waved more then $2,000 to help my pets, just for the record. Just like cops or any other profession its the person not the uniform that makes the difference.

Guest

I am sorry for your loss but I have been to mutipul banfields/ vet clinics and was never treated the way I thought a vet should treat there patient and owners. Most were rude hard and callus till I went seeking help for my dog who was literally eating his self to-death at the Newman banfield.

I had called humane societies and done all I could do and this banfield was my last hope before letting him go to heaven due to he was sick I had lost my job, my house and sold all I had just to keep a roof over our heads and food. I was not mentally or physically stable and nether was my poor dog but thanks to Dr. Wrighten we are doing great! They worked with us the best they could with the money I could get and now my dog is doing awesome.

We still have to go to the vet often but they are always good to us and love my pets. 1 People also forget vet clinics don't have government back up like the emergency room for people so they can not do X-rays,blood work, and scans till the money is there to pay for it. 2. If you know your dog is small like this one with a attitude bigger then it is, which most chihuahuas do (which seems to be part of this or he wouldn't be biting people or going after unknown animals in the dark) you do not let small dogs out side at night in the sticks where hungry prey are about.

I hear packs of cyots all the time where I live and do not play around when it comes to my dogs and animals of the wild. Sorry for your loss but this clinic is the only clinic that has ever been good to me and I just have to say I don't agree.

Michelle M Las

Banfield in Deptford, NJ KILLED my 6 year old Pomeranian, Missy.

Please read her sad story and share the link on your Facebook page or anywhere you can to help spread the word about how banfields kill pets every day. Thanks

banfieldkilledmissy.com

Guest

Mr Richardson, be aware Banfield has an internet response team working around the clock. THEY KNOW THEY ARE MURDERERS.

WE MUST GET A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT. Please see my Facebook page Ban Banfield or youtube Banfield Killed My Chihuahua. I have an attorney. I feel for you, I am a senior in Virginia.

We made the mistake of walking into that place.

I want to involve Ellen and Oprah, pet lovers, to get Banfield Hospital shut down.

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Your group should be known as 'The group that wants to blame someone other than themselves for their pets death.'

YOU can't afford care & somehow that's the vets fault. ***.

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Oh yeah, the banfield team of vets are of a bunch of murderers. They go around chuckling to each other, reminiscing about the joy they get from intentionally killing animals.

BJ. Get real. You lack serious maturity.

No vet EVER is in this industry for money - because vets do not make a lot of money (unless you work at a university). Stop with your hate.

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OMG Opra and Ellen...serious....they are whats wrong with america LOL time to leave this page behind me lol

Michelle M Las
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So sorry about Amigo! I know how you feel since Banfield in Deptford, NJ KILLED my Pomeranian, Missy.

The *** was laughing while she was giving her CPR. I wanted to knock her on her ***! They murdered Missy and I have their picture on my website and it says the murdering doctor's pictures. BJ contact me so I can join your class action suit or the Media.

Email me at banfieldkilledmissy@***.com and read her story at banfieldkilledmissy.com

Mr Richardson, what is great about us being on Social Security is that we can exercise our Freedom of Speech and we dont have to worry they will try to sue us. Trust me, I went to school to be a Paralegal. We are judgment proof. No attorney will sue someone who doesnt have the means to pay a judgment.

They cant touch my SSI and I have no assets, so they dont scare me at all. Plus, TRUTH is an ABSOLUTE defense to slander and libel. You can say whatever the *** you want if its true! They KILLED your Amigo and my Missy, that's true, so they can go *** themselves.

Dont let them scare you if they try to threaten you. I would encourage everyone who had a pet killed by them to start a website and post the link everywhere. Its a nice tribute to your dead pet that you are fighting for justice. I wouldnt really say its theraputic because NOTHING helps my pain of losing my sweet, sweet Missy.

We all need to ban together to expose Banfields for what they really are!

I will stop at NOTHING to expose them for what they did to my dog. I dont work so I can sit on the internet all day and night and post and post and post and that is what I do, all day, every day, since the day they KILLED her on 11/25/14.

I reported them to the NJ State Board as well.

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Please contact me the same thing happened to us we lost our beloved Kenzie would love to be involved in your ongoing pursuit for justice you can email me at SandViper01@***.comMy name is Mike

Guest

So sorry for your loss. However, your comments have hit a very personal note with me.

I can tell you now that you are not describing my Banfield pet hospital in Newnan or my veterinarian, Dr. Wrighten. I have been taking my pets to Banfield since I moved to Georgia over 8 years ago. Why?

Because of the great care they receive. Dr Wrighten has cared for 4 of my dogs since she arrived in Newnan. One of my dogs began to have lots of health problems. Dr Wrighten and staff was very caring to my dog and my family.

My dog passed away and I was so heartbroken! However , I totally stand behind Dr. Wrighten! Once again I am sorry for your loss.

You did a wonderful thing by giving a dog a home. Maybe in time you could adopt another, there are so many with no home.

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I agree with you Bigsky. I have been using Dr.

Wrighten since I moved to Newnan and I absolutely love her. I'm sorry for the loss of this poor gentleman's pet but Dr. Wrighten is a wonderful Vet and a wonderful human being.

She is kind, compassionate and an extremely good doctor. I would follow all of her recommendations with my pet because I absolutely trust her opinion and expertise.

Guest

Ron,

Having read your post I feel your pain, but I hope by this point over a year on you've had time to reflect, let go of the anger you are so obviously drowing in & become more locigal about this.

Unless you go to a large charity (ASPCA etc) NO VET provides care free of charge. You have a pet & it is YOUR responsibility to pay for it's care. That is just a harsh fact of life. You are paying for the Dr's time, the nurses time, drugs, monitoring & diagnostic equiptment & tests - just like in human medicine. None of these are free & vets would go out of business very quicky if they just gave away services to everyone (& a LOT of people seem to expect that it's 'their right' to get free services for some unknown reason).

Honestly, as sad as this situation is it sounds like you were looking for someone else to blame other than yourself for waiting overnight with a critically ill pet (shock, hypotension,internal bleeding, these are all very likly to have been possible) & then not being able to afford even basic care.

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