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Deschutes Animal Clinic
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I had brought my cats here previously and had been satisfied with their treatment, even if they did tend to 'overcharge' by suggesting tests that in hindsight probably weren't necessary.\r
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However, I took my cat to get declawed and the treatment of me and him has left me incredibly upset with them and I am never going back. When I visited him at the clinic the day after (he had to stay two nights) I noticed that with the cone on his head to prevent him from licking, he was unable to drink water from the bowl they gave him! He couldn't drink! That's ABUSE in my book. I also never got to meet the vet who did the surgery. I thought usually you met the doctor... either before or after the surgery. HELLO?\r
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A few days later I suspected he had a mild infection so I took him back. When they brought him to the back to give him antibiotics I asked to go and was told "No." They came back to say he had a mild fever and they wanted him to stay another night. There was no way I was leaving my cat
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