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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes.

Yes, they prey and guilt loving and scared pet owners into agreeing to unnecessary tests, x-rays, MRIs.

They will offer false hope and prolong treatments on pets that will only survive a few more months.

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Listen... This isn't what they're doing. So many of you "pet parents" don't know when it's time to let go. You want the vets to do everything they can to save your "furbaby"... and you want it to be cheap. It's completely unreasonable! If you're a "do everything you can" kind of pet owner, you should've bought some pet insurance to help you handle the costs of the advanced testing, diagnostics and procedures. If you didn't, or couldn't afford it, well, you get palliative care and a good death via humane euthanasia.

Personally? The latter is fine. Your pet doesn't want complicated surgery, extended healing times, and a dramatically-reduced standard of living just so it can stay around to deal with your refusal to go to therapy and deal with your problems.

None of this means that vets are "scammers". Yeah, there are unethical ones, and bad practices, and the corporate buyouts didn't help increase satisfaction from the clients/patients/buyers, but that's literally every industry everywhere. It's no different here, and certainly no worse. I don't like whitecoats and kinda resent being put in the position to defend them as a class, but y'all are off the rails in this thread...[/quote]

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