We'd switched vets because we've moved recently. Our dog was seen at Animal Care, first for blocked anal glands and ultimately she was diagnosed with a bladder infection. We followed the medication instructions exactly for two weeks. On our return visit, I explained that her symptoms had worsened and there were new ones, including vomiting. After over two weeks of an antibiotic, he still maintained that a UTI was the problem, but tossed in an expensive x-ray too. I had explained that she rarely had such UTI's and it seemed like she should have improved, not worsened. He insisted on more antibiotics, Rimadyl and new food. Several days later, my dog was so ill-- weak and listless from vomiting, that I left work early, drove an hour to our old vet to discover that she has pancreatitis, NOT a bladder infection. After that visit, a blood test, some treatment advice and a different food, our dog is improving nicely. We spent over $500.00 for inadequate medical assistance from Dr. Yan
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