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VCA Jordan River Animal Hospital
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citysearch c.
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So reading all these review on botched stitches rings way too familiar. Believe the negative reviews folks. I've moved on and got a good vet and I realize how terrible this place is. I'm not even sure how they are still in business. (Overpriced services and praying on your fears I assume.) My dog ripped his leg open. It cost $600 to have the stitches done. Whatever. I love my dog so much I can deal with that. What I can't deal with is right off the bat it looked like a 2 year old stitched my dog up. I took the week off. I watched my dog like a hawk. Two days later the stitches started to ooze. They looked really red and loose. I called in and he told me not to worry about it. WRONG. Three days later (Five days after the surgery) The stitches were so loose (not ripped) that his skin started to spread and I could see the meat underneath. It was a Saturday, so emergency fee plus a FULL PRICE STITCH and it was another $700. I confronted him and asked why such a bad job was done. He said my dog breed has tight skin and he kind of expected the stitches to possibly come out. It was such a terrible experience .Anyone I have ever talked to that has been to that vet has also had terrible experience. If you read this and take it seriously it will save you money and heartache from putting your loved ones health in a sub par vets hands.
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