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Gandy Animal Hospital
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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This team of veterinary health professionals are the BEST I have ever had the pleasure to deal with and by far one of the best in Tampa. They have recently helped us care for our very sick 11 year old min pin and my 7 year old persian. I am forever indebted to everyone at this animal hospital. My pets can continue to lead wonderful and happy lives because of what I know now that my previous vet never even took the time to explain to me. Now my new rescue addition comes to visit Dr. Heinen and he always takes the time to go over everything and make me aware of any and all options that are available. I never feel pushed or tricked into having things done. And my dogs? loves the staff there. My dog loves going to this vet. This is a team of well informed veterinary professionals who are always aware of the new cutting edge procedures and programs but also are seasoned and confident in their diagnostic abilities. They provide you with estimates and when I began early on with them and called around, they always seemed very competitive and even after procedures were done, they never forgot about us. Their customer service and sincere caring is bar none! They called several times to check up on my pets and even the doctor called a few times. I have never walked out of there feeling like I didn?t understand what was going on with my pets. I also have boarded my pets there many times and I appreciate the sense of security I have when leaving them for a stay when I go out of town. I know they are great hands when I leave them for boarding. The staff is always friendly and attentive
I am not sure what the previous reviewer is talking about at all and it?s a shame that just anyone can write a review nowadays and it being completely false and almost libel. I can?t remember the number of phone calls I would receive from them prior to doing anything for my permission, even for something minor! I happen to be an RN in Tampa and umbilical hernia?s are real. They happen in people and they also happen in pets as well and are exteremely painful. I am glad that the person above is more concerned about the dog?s appearance than its health. If you simply do an internet search on this procedure its shocking that pet owners can be so ignorant and claim that they know what they are talking about. It?s upsetting to see that hospitals like Gandy have to deal with such people that think they are so smart, when they are just being ignorant or cheap, when other places out there are truly taking advantage of people. I will definitely let the hospital know about the kinda stuff people like this guy are writing about them and hope they do something about it!
FYI? for the previous reviewer!!! Educate yourself!!!
An umbilical hernia can become strangulated - meaning that the intestines in the abdomen have become twisted and tangled. As a result, blood circulation to them is cut off. This can be a dangerous situation. Once the blood vessels are affected, however, the clinical signs change drastically. The area will become swollen and painful. Without adequate oxygen and nutrients, the intestinal tissues initially develop cramps just like your leg does when you cross it and it 'goes to sleep.' And if the flow of blood is completely lost, cell death occurs. The pain then becomes severe. The animal will probably develop a fever, become lethargic, and go completely off food and water. As these tissues break down, the toxins from bacteria that normally live in the intestine make their way into the rest of the animal?s body. As the tissue dies, the affected area turns into an abscess and many different harmful metabolic waste products are flushed throughout the animal?s body. All of these substances (bacterial toxins and metabolic waste products) seriously affect the various organ systems of the body. Liver and/or kidney failure are quite common in these situations. Without treatment, the animal will usually die within 24 to 48 hours
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