I never write reviews, but I do not want anyone to experience the heartache that Lone Star Vet veterinarian clinic has caused me and my fur babies.
Firstly, I am from a small beach town in Southern California called San Clemente where the medium home cost over $1 million. This veterinarian at Lone Star charges more than the vets in California. Here in East Texas people don't have that kind of money and there are dogs running all over that aren't being taken care of because vets like Lone Star has gotten so extremely expensive. They have absolutely no Shame!!! It is no longer about taking care of the animals for this veterinarian clinic, but it's all about the money!
Worse than the cost of money is the pain and suffering that they cause my pets and I at the end of their lives when it should've been peaceful, turned into a complete nightmare not once but twice! My first bad experience was putting my little King Charles Brody down. The doctor gave him the euthanasia and Brody laid down quietly, and I thought he had passed. All of a sudden he woke up and he was gasping for air like a fish out of water. Dr. Wood told me that Brody didn't know what was going on, but how can he tell me that when there were three people standing there and the dog was only looking at me for help. I should've left at that point, but I hate change and they admitted to their mistake so I continue to take my beloved pets to them.
My second dog just happened five weeks ago. He was a 16-year-old Chihuahua with lots of problems. I had decided to put him down, but I just wanted the vet Dr. Warren to confirm that I was right. I should be able to ask my vet, her opinion and expect for her to tell me the truth. She started taking a lot of tests which were very expensive, but the biggest problem was that the tech had manipulated him to take an x-ray of his heart. When I got him home, he couldn't walk at all and he was in terrible pain. I had to take him again the next day to put him down after a very long night of pain and suffering for the little guy. That Vet knew that I was right and should've put him down. It totally got away from me because of course I didn't want to put my little dog down. He was 16 years old with trachea problems, kidney problems, heart problems, back problems, and prostate problems and she convinced me not to put him down. I told her several times that all I cared about was his quality of life and that he did not have to suffer. She knew he should've been put down. She just wanted more money. I will never forgive myself for letting her talk me into doing that to my little buddy. It makes it so much harder to get over my loss when you have to experience such a bad thing before it finally happens. To have to take him two days in a row to be put down was horrible. I don't have children. These dogs are my children.
After five years, I am changing Vets. I can't even bring myself to walk into that clinic ever again. read more