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Post by Rocko2011 Fri Mar 29 2013, 01:44

hi I took my poor rocko to vets with a urine infection as I'm unemployed I had to take him to PDSA Id like to add ive worked since i was 16 and have always paid my way and didnt want to take him there but i had no other choice Sad so we get in she sends us outside to get a urine sample which wasnt easy when we get back in I lifted him up onto table her attitude toatally changed he wouldnt stand still i held his head whilst my friend held his body she was poking his sides which i could see was sore for him then turned round and says he snapped at her which wasn't true as i had his head then told me he wasnt disciplined and was aggressive and he was an accident waiting to happen was so bloody angry rocko is the most friendliest dog ever if he was one bit aggressive i would not allow him near my cousins who youngest is 3 and they stay with me the odd weekend.
his usal vet has no problem with him in the past he just isnt too sure with strangers poking and prodding him think he was frightened too he jumped up and put his paws around my shoulders as if to cuddle me.
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Post by Guest Fri Mar 29 2013, 01:46

Nob. Just ignore him and you can call and complain if you want to.

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Post by Rocko2011 Fri Mar 29 2013, 02:04

yeah well hes to go back for follow up appointment next week to make sure anti biotics have worked, so will see how attitude is, i think they just assume coz hes staffy hes aggressive when hes not he can actually be frightened quite easily hes a little jessy tht way lol.
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Post by Guest Fri Mar 29 2013, 02:37

Might not be Staffies, my vet nurse doesn't like dogs at all lol

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Post by Rocko2011 Fri Mar 29 2013, 02:50

ok thats just weird, why wuld u b a vet if u dnt like dogs lol.

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Post by Guest Fri Mar 29 2013, 04:11

Sounds bad, hope you get a different one. All the vets/nurses/etc. where we go love dogs, the receptionist goes around making a fuss of all the dogs and giving them treats Laughing so it's a real shame you got stuck with one that's obviously not the most friendly vet.

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Post by Guest Fri Mar 29 2013, 08:14

Id complain.... Iv'e had an experience with a nervous nurse. I took Shéara to have his nails clipped, she muzzled him because she wasnt sure how he was gonna react which wasnt a good start then as she started to clip away, he started getting jumpy so she rushed the job and made him bleed :@ blood everywhere. its gonna be even harder next time as im sure hes gonna associate the muzzle with pain Sad

AND she didnt even give him a bicuit at the end!! :O The cheek!!

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Post by Guest Fri Mar 29 2013, 09:32

I'd ignore and go elsewhere. I'm very lucky to have a great vet who loves Logan and can handle him better than anyone I've ever seen. Some people are just...not very nice. Wink

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Post by Kathy Fri Mar 29 2013, 12:13

I'm very sorry to read you had an issue with your vet. If you feel you were treated incorrectly then make an official complaint to the practice manager who can address your complaint.

One of the vets Rocky has seen recently couldn't be more different, she is a big Staffy fan and has one herself.


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Post by Guest Fri Mar 29 2013, 12:19

I'd complain about it. Sad That's out of line!

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Post by janey Fri Mar 29 2013, 13:18



No excuse but may be she was having a bad day, learn from it, move on and go to a different vets in future.

How is Rocko? Xx
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Post by Rocko2011 Fri Mar 29 2013, 13:39

well wer registering him with a new vets closer to our home.
rockos great thanx back to his normal happy self anti biotics must b working. thinking of taking him to his favourite park today. x
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Post by janey Fri Mar 29 2013, 13:43



Thats good to hear, and enjoy the park, remember the camera Big Grin
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Post by Kathy Fri Mar 29 2013, 14:12

Pleased to read Rocko is feeling better, hope you get some sunshine for your walk at the park
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Post by Rocko2011 Sun Mar 31 2013, 00:49

thanx didnt go to park mummy ended up in bed with bug feeling better goin tomoz afternoon x
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