I took my two year old dog to have her ears checked because they were stinking horribly. When the vet came in the exam room and I told him why I was there he turned over my dog's ears, never even touched a scope to look inside, and told me she had ear infections and would need deep ear cleaning for both ears which would require sedation. He spent maybe 2 min. on the exam, left and sent the receptionist in to tell me it would be $400.00 and that would include a blood test, which she couldn't tell me what was for so that is optional. When I asked if there were any other options she said no, this was our only option. Now how could the vet know my dog needed a deep ear cleaning if he never even used a scope to look into the ears. I called my sister who loves her vet, Gentle Care Pet Clinic in Long Beach, and got the number. I called Friday and was able to get a Saturday morning appt. When I explained to Dr. Bang my experience he says..and I quote "service good for business, not so much fo
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