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Businiess name:  Animed Pet Hospital
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
My 5-year-old cat named Piccolo, was diagnosed with a urinary infection. The doctor not only proscribed prednisone, which is used to treat cancer and post surgery patients, but also antirobe which is used to treat dental health, and the side effects include a loss of appetite and over time major organs develop a persistent invasion of toxins and bacteria. Not knowing that these medicines were slowly killing our beloved pet, we continued to give him these for a month, not seeing any results. Another medicine proscribed was metacam which has side effects that include kidney toxicity. When he was brought in for the 2nd time in February 2008, because he could not urinate, defecate, eat or drink, the doctor tried to empty his bladder. Instead of emptying the bladder in a traditional method, the doctor squeezed the bladder in efforts to empty it, saying to my father ""you're in the line of fire"". Then tired to empty it using a needle. He informed us that the bladder was not that full. He also had taken x-rays and a urine sample to be sent for analysis. He could not tell from the x-rays that his bladder had erupted and that all of his organs were swimming in urine. When he got home he would not move, and when picked up or even touched he cried in pain. When we had finally brought him to the Angell Memorial Emergency Room, 2 days later, after the medicine proscribed obviously had taken not effect, the vets there told us that his bladder had erupted mostly likely from the Dr.Salter trying to empty him bladder physically. Not only that but his kidneys had shut down and it would take extensive surgeries and a kidney donation to fix him. Even after surgery it would not be likely that he would survive. The only option was to put him to sleep. When we called Aimed to request the results of the urine test, they would not release that information because the cat was now deceased. A 5-year-old cat that we have had since he was a kitten. Cons: kills animals

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