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Veterinary Specialty Center of Seattle
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I had two 15 year old cats that had to be put down within a few months of \r
each other at the vet specialty center. The first had some specialized testing ll done by an internal medicine specialist there and I felt he was very compassionate and caring toward me and my cat, my cat was diagnosed with cancer and it was a second opinion and ultrasound,etc, because of course I wanted to be sure before I decided to let him go. It was expensive because of the ultrasound etc but it was worth it for me to be sure. They were up front about the costs and explained my alternatives in detail. My second cat had kidney failure for a long time and they were very compassionate when I had to let him go also. My advice to cat owners would be that cats hide signs of illness or injury very well until the bitter end.
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