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4.6 (63 reviews)
Closed 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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This is him fully recovered and now rides a motorcycle
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I waited a month before putting in my review so short story my cat Odin was going through renal failure, and we went to three separate vets and all three said that he had two days to live at most, and the worst part was that we didn't get a straight answer. All three vets didn't know what the issue was which is absolutely absurd! So last ditch effort, we decided to try this place and I was skeptical at first but now I firm believer in this type of approach. you walk in and it is just a peaceful/healing vibe (you'll know when you walk in) even more so the people running it, Lyrixs and Yael really showcase the love for your pets and are very knowledgeable, they did a quick scan and after she gave the diagnosis and said that " It was reversible, just change his diet, his food and he'll be okay " I went in with tears and left with smiles! Now a little over a month later my little Odin is still rocking and rolling exactly how he was before! Here are before and afters So please, please, PLEASE! Do yourself and your furry loved one a favor and go to ipet care & holistic. Eastern medicine really does work!

Her stool I sent via email to them

I truly wanted to believe this practice had the best intentions in helping my sweet dog, Emma, heal -- but unfortunately, that was not my experience. While I don't hold them responsible for her passing, I do believe their lack of attention and follow-up caused unnecessary suffering in her final days. On October 17th, Emma suddenly lost the use of her hind legs. Our regular vet diagnosed her with a severe infection and prescribed four antibiotic injections and two oral antibiotics. Concerned about the heavy use of antibiotics, I decided to explore a holistic approach and contacted iPet Care due to their positive reviews, even though I found it unusual that they didn't have a website. By October 19th, I was worried I wasn't fully expressing Emma's bladder and feared something more serious was happening. On the morning of October 20th I was able to book an appointment with iPet Care for the afternoon. That morning, feeling uneasy she had a full bladder and had to wait til the afternoon, I took her to an emergency clinic to help empty her bladder, but the vet came back with awful news. He suspected Emma had an aggressive cancer and recommended euthanasia due to her poor quality of life. I then called iPet Care to cancel my appointment and explained why I was canceling but was encouraged to come in, as they said many of their patients had been "left for dead" by other vets and had fully recovered under their care. I rushed over. After waiting nearly an hour in the car, they performed a biofeedback scan in my car and gave me natural antibiotics, probiotics, and collagen, promising to call the next day with results and a treatment plan. On October 21st, they reviewed the scan with me, which mentioned respiratory infections but made no reference to possible cancer, despite the emergency vet's earlier concern. I went back on October 22nd to pick up additional items for the treatment plan. By October 24th, Emma began losing control of her bladder and bowels, and I called to ask if that was normal. I was told it was a good sign and part of the healing process. By the evening of October 25th, her stool had turned dark. I monitored it through October 26th and emailed photos expressing concern. On October 27th, I called again but received no response at first. When I finally spoke to Yael, I was told they had received my email but were busy and would respond when they could. I explained I thought it might be serious. Later that day, I sent a video showing Emma's worsening condition. At around 6 p.m., I received a call saying her stool was "normal" and part of detoxification, and to simply monitor her breathing. By the morning of October 28th, Emma was struggling to breathe and had extremely low oxygen levels. When I called, I was told the practitioner, Lyrix, was on vacation and to "do what I thought was best." I rushed her to the emergency hospital, where they found dangerously low oxygen, high fever, and her stool extracted was tar black. After blood tests and x-rays it was confirmed she had lung cancer and pneumonia. Sadly, I was told her chances of recovery were extremely low and had to make the decision to let her go peacefully that day. On October 30th, I received a call following up from my earlier messages. I was told Lyrix wanted to speak with me, but I never heard from them again. My biggest regret is that Emma's final days were filled with confusion and suffering because I was led to believe her condition was manageable. This experience felt more profit-driven than care-centered. I wish the team had been transparent, responsive, and cautious when handling such a fragile case. Adding pictures of what was emailed to IPet when voicing my concerns.

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Ask the Community - IPet Care & Holistic

Are you able to help a large dog who has degenerative spondylosis of the spine? He still walks but is losing more and more mobility and knuckles his hind paws.

Hi Ane, yes, we can. You’d have to come in for a consultation; our consultation fee is $140. During the consultation, we first address their diet, then we talk about natural supplements that can help, and then we build a rehab program accordingly.… 

Hi do I need an appointment to bring in my dog to see a vet?

Good morning. We are not vets, but holistic practitioners. Yes, we do everything by appointment. Our next available appointment is on Friday 2/7 @ 9:30 am. A consultation is… 

Is there an e-mail I can reach out to you at? I had a few questions. Thank you!

Hi there, Yes, of course: ipetclubs@gmail.com

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Lyrix has also been a source of knowledge for me when dealing with Chai's weight, proper food, playtime, etc.

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