I hate writing a negative review but feel strongly that Vets shouldn't treat clients like this. It demeans the bond that clients have with their pets medical doctor. I moved here last year from Chicago and researched and selected Dr. Dressen since we have very like minded philosphies with our pets. I was so excited to work with her and went to her office about 6 times and she even came to my house once for treatment. My dogs are well behaved and I am compliant with treatment. In june, I suffered a horrendous car accident and it was a very difficult time. ABout this same time, Dr. Dressen and her office stopped returning my messages. It has now been 5 plus months. I have called, emailed, sent a letter and text, all with no reply. I have spoken to Dr. Dressens colleagues as at first, I was concerned for her health. They all assured me she would never ghost anyone and that this simply wasn't her personality.
I find people who ghost lack emotional maturity. Before I moved to Colorado, I have never experienced this treatment by anyone in a professional setting. She has been my only vet here and I find it highly irresponsible and uncaring to blow someone off who is your client. You are responsbile for the well being of my pets and you are licensed and carry an oath to do so. How difficult is it to communicate with someone about the situation or if there was an issue. Just like those on the other end of being ghosted in a personal relationship, this leaves me feeling like I did something wrong, worrying and feeling anxious. When in all reality, I did nothing wrong.
While I found Dr. Dressen a lovely person to work with , this ignorning of my messages defeats that positivity and I am left giving her the lowest score.
I have since found other holistic care givers for my pets and feel blessed to have that opportunity. I also continue to work long distance with my Chicago based holistic vet, and have for the past 10 years.
Ghosting someone lacks respect and maturity. I feel burdened to post this so others can be forwarned. Without a office(she works out of her home), I can't just stop by and see what is going on. While I wish you well, I think you should rethink the way you treated me. I am also considering reporting her to the AVMA as I am sure this goes outside of the guidelines they instill. read more