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Once in a while, one finds someone who truly deserves the title 'hero'. They don't wear capes,…read moretights or bold letters on their chests, my hero wears a sport shirt with a white coat over it. Let me tell you about Roxanne's vet, Dr. May. When Rox was 9 yrs old, about 2 1/2 yrs ago, I was told she had a heart murmur. The cardiologist vet prescribed enalapril and said 'see you in a year'. When I took her for a follow up at my old vet, I didn't see him, I saw his 'associate'. When asked about Roxanne's prognosis, this twit told me 'she'll probably live a year'. It was like a jolt to my heart. I cried all the way home, my little girl lying on the seat next to me, looking at me with that 'what's wrong mommy' expression they get. I told some friends and the son of one of my friends said, 'Go see Dr. May.' Best thing I ever did! When told what the twit told me, he said, 'Young, recently graduated from vet school? Let me just say this...bullshit! I'm not going to let this girl die. How's that!' And he didn't. Yes, Roxanne has been taking three pills every morning and night, and after a month of wheezing, I brought her to see him yesterday. After an X-ray, Dr May told me that she has, as she always had, the curse of the breed, a collapsed trachea. This is the reason we hear that goose cough they do. But age does make it worse. Dr. May said we have two options, we can try a new med that helps open the bronchial tubes, and if that doesn't work, there are two veterinary surgeons who are very successful putting a shunt into the trachea. They are Cornell grads like he is, and perfected doing this method microscopically. Yesterday, I started Rox on the new meds, yup, she now gets four pills twice a day, (she's catching up to me). Today, my old girl ran around like a puppy, playing with toys she hasn't touched in months. Yes, Virginia, there are heroes in this world!

This was an extremely disturbing and unacceptable experience that resulted in serious harm to my…read moredog. I initially called this office because my dog needed an abdominal ultrasound. The office staff specifically told me that Dr. Marder could perform it and scheduled me for an appointment later that same day. When I arrived, Dr. Marder informed me that he could not perform an abdominal ultrasound and only knew how to do bladder ultrasounds, which was never disclosed beforehand or I would have gone somewhere else. Despite this, he proceeded with a bladder ultrasound and told me there were no bladder stones. He then recommended an X-ray and stated there was no evidence of stones on that imaging either. Shortly afterward, Dr. Marder returned and said that an AI program had interpreted the X-ray as showing stones and insisted that my dog needed surgery immediately. Based on this recommendation, my dog was scheduled for surgery the next day. During surgery, no stones were found. I was later informed that Dr. Marder had repeatedly attempted to place a urinary catheter, resulting in significant bleeding. Bleeding that never stopped after whatever trauma he caused to the urethra. When I arrived to pick up my dog, he had a large abdominal incision and a catheter actively draining blood. His condition was clearly worse than when I had brought him in. When I saw the critical condition my dog was in, I immediately took my dog to a New York City animal hospital, where he was admitted to the ICU for emergency care. This entire situation was the result of poor communication, lack of appropriate diagnostic capability, and a deeply concerning surgical decision that should never have been made. I would strongly caution any pet owner to seek any care at this practice.

David's Dog Grooming Studio - groomer - Updated November 2026

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