Cat declawing myths are legendary and they are disseminated by our beloved veterinarians who are charged with the responsibility of caring for our cats. Here are some myths that are portrayed as fact by the vets. I also present the … Continue reading →
This is an extraordinary story of a Korean/American veterinarian who was found to have been practicing a declawing operation using newly acquired laser equipment on a cat that was at the clinic to be euthanized. Update: this article was written … Continue reading →
The only reason why three quarters of American veterinarians declaw cats is for money. We all know that. There’s no connection to providing a service to improve the welfare and health of cats. It’s just about money and the convenience … Continue reading →
These are the words of Gloria Mayer [THANKS A LOT GLORIA!]: “I was married (really!) to Glenn Mayer but I got divorced after three years. When I married him I had two cats that were over ten years old. I … Continue reading →
I’m speculating, of course I am. But I think my speculation is justified. This is a story about the Pet Haven Animal Hospital in Kensington, Brooklyn, USA. Claire Rust took her young, male, perky cat to Pet Haven for a … Continue reading →
Dr Reckhi was filmed abusing cats and dogs at his clinic but he has got away with it after a slap on the wrist by the licensing authorities and no criminal prosecution.
Continue reading →When a veterinarian goes wrong and does wrong the public are outraged but the organisations which have the authority to punish bad veterinarians see it completely differently. They look for a way to protect the bad vet. They have to … Continue reading →
Dr. Mahavir Singh Rekhi is totally ill-suited to being a veterinarian. He must hate animals. He hits them in his clinic. Veterinary technicians filmed his animal abuse 12 times. They reported him to the veterinary licensing authority. It’s extraordinary. If … Continue reading →
Watch this video to see how unnecessary testing, unnecessary vaccinations, unnecessary surgery, unnecessary specialist foods and overpriced medicines force veterinary bills up. We should not be surprised that veterinarians have a habit of finding ways, which might seem unethical, to … Continue reading →
Linda Haworth breaks down in tears when she describes how she took her cat to her veterinarian because he wasn’t feeling well. He had stopped eating. Whilst at the clinic the veterinarian decided that she needed to take some blood … Continue reading →
