My dog went to hudson vet clinic for over 3 years. He was old and started to decline. I knew that he had a urinary tract infection so took him there. They took blood work and 2 days later informed me that he has high liver enzymes. That night, he became very fatigued so I took him to the emergency vet clinic that their phone line connects you to. The emergency vet clinic took blood from my dog even though he has already had it. They put a catheter in his arm. They then did an ultrasound and said he has liver cancer. They then put me in a room where they euhinize animals and someone came in to tell me he was there to discuss cremation for my dog. No one discussed a treatment plan with me until I asked for it. They told me there was no guarntee they could keep my dog alive but would treat him for 48 hours at the cost of $8,000. At that point, I did not feel comfortable with them treating my dog so I took him home. I believed that they would kill my dog and take my money and not treat him at all. I called Hudson Vet the next day and wanted them to follow up with my dog. I was told the Vet had back/back sessions and would not be able to see him even though this was a life/death situation. I demanded to talk to the vet. She provided me with no advice and did not even recommend pain medications. She had me pay $160 in liver medications which I was told by the emergency clinic would not work. They did not work. My dog died two days later. I religiously took my dog there for his yearly exams and they never did proper blood work to determine that his liver was not functioning properly. MY dog also had jaundice which they never discovered. I went to hudson vet 2 months before to inquire about an eye infection my dog was having. They never examined his eyes. They just prescribed medication that did not work. The emergency vet clinic informed my that my dog had glioma in his eye. He could not see, out of one of his eyes. No eye exam was performed at Hudson vet. I don't know what kind of yearly exams they do, but they should have noticed the large numbers of cancerous cells running though my dogs body through blood work. I don't believe they performed any work. They take the pets in a room in the back and owners are not allowed to go. I don't think they gave my dog a shot for the urinary tract infection he had and they knew, he was too advanced for the medications to work but took my money. My dog died 3 days later. I called to inform them and was told they were sorry and did I want information on his blood work. I was not asked, do you need assistance having him cremated? NOTHING! I had already made arrangements for my dog to be buried at the pet cemetary but they never asked if I needed assistance with his remains. The front desk staff is horrible, I check my bill before I pay because they will over charge you. Most importantly, I blame them for the death of my beloved dog because they never did a full exam on him including blood work. I trusted them and was not present when they examined him. My other dog goes there too. She can go to their for boarding but never again for medical treatment. I will never trust them medically with another animal of mine. In fact, after my dog left the emergency clinic, I requested an appointment with them. This was life and death and they informed me that the vet was too busy to see my dog. When I got there, no one else was in the waiting room other than me. No cars in the parking lot so she was not double booked like I was informed. I had a conversation with her and she provided no other treatment options for my dying dog. No pain meds, only meds that would not help him in his advance stage of cancer. Maybe I will let my other dog go there for boarding but for any medical treatments NEVER AGAIN! I learned the hard way, and my dog would still be here with me if he received proper care and blood work during his yearly exams. read more