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New Market, MD

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Linganore Veterinary Clinic

4.6 (8 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Pet vaccinations

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TOOK ADVENTAGE OF SITUATION AND CHARGED ME $1022.48 + UNCLEAR DIAGNOSE + MALPRACTICE!!! (I never…read moreleave reviews, but this time for anyone's good). One of the receptionist was very odd and offered poor customer service. On top of that, she charged me the extra cent in my bill that when I signed the estimate was $743.99, but charged me $744.00. The assistant who took care of us didn't introduce herself and was asking questions giving her back to us. Clearly didn't care about giving great customer service either, but finish her task and keep moving. She took my cat to get blood work and xrays for at least 1h 1/2 when that takes few minutes to do. Dr. Chand came into the room, first impression went well. After taking blood work and xrays to give me a diagnose, still didn't have a clear diagnose, but a guessing of liver or gallbladder issues since enzymes were high. He did not show me xrays when I asked him to do. Stepped out of the room and never came back to talk to me. The assistant/ receptionist charged me for the medications, and I paid a total of $1022.48 ‼ to keep waiting for the tech to go over the medicines I just paid without knowing I paid for 5 types of medicines. When she went over the meds, asked why 2 types of antibiotics, she told me they're for different organs. Big red flag! if doctor does not know the diagnose, will be guessing and giving me all kinds of meds to treat everything on my cat, and one of them has to work...without thinking on the organ's damage by taking so many meds. That's call malpractice!!! Also, one vitamins they gave me is not good quality brand. It has refined sugar like fructose and xhantan gum. I tried to belive on Dr. Chand, and I gave to my cat the medicine he suggested, with 0% improvement the following day. Still scary for us. When I call and ask for blood test send over to me, since I paid and own the test, the receptionist told me they have to ask permission to doctor and they have to change the format to send it to me, taking 24-48h. To me, that's a terrible answer and makes me think they're being sneaky. Blood test should be send as it is without having to change or fix anything. Some people like me have a background on medicine and knows how to read blood work. This is the first office that tells me something like that. Another red flag! Last time I called, I asked the receptionist to ask 4 questions to the vet, that I never got back with answers. Dr. Chand called back, unfortunately at the time I was still at the other new vet, leaving me a message to go over the xrays only, without leaving a message answering the questions I asked before. Went to get a second opinion to other vet, and discontinued 4 out of 5 meds dr. Chand suggested. I got a diagnose of bowel infection by the new vet and sat a review the previous xrays that this office took. My new vet doing the work that dr. Chand had to do. The new vet gave her a shot and again IV fluids, the same night my cat was finally eating. And no, it was not from all the meds dr. Chand gave me. In fact, it was killing her slowly. So disappointed! Last to say, the documents they sent to the new vet said dr. Chand sent me home with 6 cans of food for my cat....NOT TRUE! He didn't event mentioned such a thing. Documents are saying thing that never happened. Office needs better staff and Dr. Chand needs to stop working. I would not trust on him anymore. Prices are incredible HIGH! and they took advantage of the emergency situation!

My doggo recently had a cyst removed. They initially attempted to double charge me for bloodwork,…read morethen they removed it from the quote; however, that is mild compared to what they did to her. They completed a severely jagged, 1 level suture job on Bea. It looks like a mangled dumpling. I took Bea back to the group a week later because I started to smell a sickly sweet smell coming from her incision. First their nurse questioned why they had given us the bare minimum for pain and antibiotics meds. Then the doctor, not the one who completed the surgery, began to blame me for the condition of her incision. They blamed the type of cone used and insisted Bea had somehow interfered with the incision site. They claimed to had cleaned around the incision site. I asked about an area around the suturing, and they are explained, "it looks like it has come undone, but it hasn't. There was a small note along the site, but I took their word. I worried all night about how the area would heal. The next afternoon, I noticed the suturing had become more undone and sent them pictures. They blamed Bea and I again and insisted I come to them. I refused and took them to a local emergency vet. This new doctor questions several things: why a 1 level suture job vs a 3 level in case one level fails, why not include a drain, and they questioned how they missed the necrotic tissue in the incision, and lastly they questioned the type of antibiotics and the the dosage (it wasn't enough). The level of work between the two groups is not close. This new group that purchased or took over the practice are not professional, and they are not great surgeons. They, also, did a hatchet job on our other pups neutering a few months prior. I learned this as I started to do more research after this current debacle. This place is a crowded meat market, and all they seem to care about is volume. I sent them the pictures of the job the emergency vet did vs theirs and all they care about is a letter from a certified board vet explaining how their work was inferior. They are more concerned about litigation than doing what is right. If you love your doggo, find another vet. Something family owned, where they care less about volume and more about quality. I'm including pics of the original suture don't by new market and the job done by the local place in Annapolis. Keep in mind, we have been going to New Market for 4-5 years. The new incision is sturdy, clean, a straight line, and includes a drain. It's like night and day. Beware of New Market Animal Hospital

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