Business ProfileforMorgan Veterinary Hospital, P.C.

In January I had to take my dog in to an emergency vet because he was very lethargic and vomiting. He wasn't passing liquids. So I took him to the nearest animal hospital, and they ran tests. They said he had a few stones and to switch his food and put him on antibiotics. The medication was to break down the stones. They said because there were only a few. I asked for pain meds for him, because I could tell he half on pain. They gave him some but you could tell they didn't want to. Which is odd because stones hurt! Brought him home and he got better for a bit. Than he was back to square one, except now you could tell it was worse than before. So I brought him back again. They ran tests again. Now he was borderline renal failure. His kidneys were shutting down. Which I didn't understand because I gave him all of his medications and forced the gross food on him. Yet he didn't get better. Now because of the severity of his situation they said he had to stay over night for more tests. I asked why this has gotten so bad? The vet then tells me they didn't have the dye they need to perform a true X-ray of his bladder, and that it wasn't just 3 stones but a whole bladder full. I asked why he went off X-rays that wouldn't show correctly and he just blew me off. Their excuse was they had to order and wait for it to arrive from *******. What?? I asked other vets and googled like crazy how bladder stones should be treated. Every where I looked said that do surgery asap was the best option. This vet waited 4 months, to the point my dog was almost in renal failure. We go to specialist because they are supposed to know what they are doing. I still owe on this and I quite honestly think I was over charged. On top of the fact that they shoved brochure after brochure in my face while my dog was on the verge of death. Why would I be worried about microchipping my dog if I'm not sure he's going to live.