Business ProfileforMain Street Veterinary Clinic

***** was a "community cat" at a condominium community in Southwest ******* where I resided. His previous owner had abandoned him there when he sold his unit, so when I sold mine and moved to Beaumont in 2016, I decided to take ***** with me. He agreed. He bacame an indoor cat, and we have **** together ever since.On Jaunary 15, 2024, I took ***** to ************************* because he was losing weight and becoming lethargic. They gave him a blood test, gave him a shot and sent home an oral antibiotic, which I gave him.On March 19, 2024, I took ***** to Main Street Animal Clinic and dropped him off at 7:00 in the morning, on the way to work. They agreed to see him sometime during the day, and I told them I would pick him up (if needed) after I returned to ********* after work. I called the clinic as I was on the way home, and spoke to the veterinarian (****************), who told me that ***** had a significant flea infestation and this resulted in low blood cell count. She recommended a blood transfusion (at $500+), but said that he could also recover at home. We decided that the latter would be a proper choice. I picked *** as up with a bottle of Pet Tinic, with instructions to give one mL orally twice a day. I gave him his first dose that evning, and another dose the next morning. When I arrived home from work Wednesday, March 20, I found ***** dead in the middle of the living room floor. Surrounding my beloved pet was a significant number of fleas, some dead and many living. I immediately called Main Street Animal Clinic, but found that the business was closed. The phone was forwarded to the Animal Emergency Clinic in Beaumont, and when I was connect to them was told that there was nothing that they could do and they promptly hung up on me.Questions: why wasn' ***** kept overnight when he could receive professional care, and why wasn't he properly and completly defleaed, since we know that the fleas are the reason why he is sick?