[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Please don’t take me

No not unreasonable at all, it won’t be good for her business so even if she does approve why is she flaunting it...why is your Mum fuming, are they friendly or something

She is kinda friendly with someone who works there. Yeah. My dog though as I told her, I pay for everything.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Scoot

Lmao it’s not like they’re the only vet in existence. The dog’s not losing out at all.

So what's the point of the thread? Why doesn't she just take the dog to another vet instead of trying to make out that there's an evil monster working at her local?

[Crimson Dynamo]

What the vet does in her spare time is none of your business

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

What the vet does in her spare time is none of your business

It is as a paying customer, I would say

[Firewire]

TBH I would burn the place to the ground!

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Honestly it makes me wonder how she treats my dog, she's absoloutely lovely and friendly don't get me wrong, my 6 year old cousin dresses her up and puts her in a pram she is docile but at the vets she covers and has nipped at them before.

Could it be down to how the surgeon delt with her when she was neutured?

it could be that or it could be she simply doesn't like vets; some dogs just don't like going to the vet full stop

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

What the vet does in her spare time is none of your business

it is in this case

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

What the vet does in her spare time is none of your business

Yes it is if she pertakes in an activity I deem as repulsive. I pay for my pet to be well cared for and now I have found out the woman who fronts the vets enjoys watching petrified animals be ripped apart I feel uneasy about leaving her there.

Would you take your kids to Harold Shippmans surgery if he was still alive and practising in your area?

[SherzyK]

Honestly, I would be anxious taking my dog to this person. I don’t think you’re being unreasonable at all.

If she takes that much pleasure in watching animals die and suffer, it kind of makes me think why she chose this field to work in. Just speculation

[Tony Montana]

Absolutely Not, Amy!

[RileyH]

Well it's not like people takes foxes to the vet

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Alf

So what's the point of the thread? Why doesn't she just take the dog to another vet instead of trying to make out that there's an evil monster working at her local?

Because my mum made a good argument in that Cherry has always been well looked after up until now but for me part of the care I want is my mind being at ease if I had to leave her...knowing what I know now I do not.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by RileyH

Well it's not like people takes foxes to the vet

Yeah they could. I know somebody who took a hedgehog there.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by RileyH

Well it's not like people takes foxes to the vet

fox, dog what's the difference?

and you're wrong, there are many wildlife protection charities that look after wildlife and would take an injured fox to the nearest vet

[Twosugars]

Someone may report her to Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
If she took part in an illegal activity.
https://www.rcvs.org.uk/concerns/

Must ask my vet friend how it is with fox hunting these days and what she thinks of that vet

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Because my mum made a good argument in that Cherry has always been well looked after up until now but for me part of the care I want is my mind being at ease if I had to leave her...knowing what I know now I do not.

Well if you've always had a good service, then why change? She is obviously professional in her job and her hobbies shouldn't even come into it when the health of your dog is the priority.

[Underscore]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

fox, dog what's the difference?

and you're wrong, there are many wildlife protection charities that look after wildlife and would take an injured fox to the nearest vet

educate ha uneducated ass!

[Jordan.]

No she sounds like a daft cow. Why would you enjoy distressing animals when your career is to take care of them

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Alf

Well if you've always had a good service, then why change? She is obviously professional in her job and her hobbies shouldn't even come into it when the health of your dog is the priority.

I could get the same level of care at a vets where they like animals enough to not enjoy watching them slaughtered. That's why.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Someone may report her to Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
If she took part in an illegal activity.
https://www.rcvs.org.uk/concerns/

Must ask my vet friend how it is with fox hunting these days and what she thinks of that vet

Let me know. I would happily report her.

[SherzyK]

Chasing an animal to the point of exhaustion and killing it mercilessly is in-humane. What I don’t get is that she chose to work in an environment that helps animals. Also, any vet must be professional and provide a good service to customers, otherwise she’d be ******

Honestly, just report her and hope for the best

[Alf]

If the only person in the World who could cure cancer was a fox hunter, would you ask for their help if you needed it?

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by RileyH

Well it's not like people takes foxes to the vet

Are you joking or have you completely missed the point I-

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by Alf

If the only person in the World who could cure cancer was a fox hunter, would you ask for their help if you needed it?

But this vet isn't the only person with the cure for cancer and I'm sure there's other better trained vets available, who actually care for animals.

[Marsh.]

Kind of like finding out your GP is a murderer!