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    Schpero Jeffrey K DVM

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Pet vaccinations

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    2 years ago

    Excellent Dr. And great friend to our pets. Doc. Treats every fur baby as his own .

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    VCA Shoreline Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center

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    On March 27, 2026 Gracie our 12 year old dog suddenly became unresponsive, she was incontinent and…read morevomiting. She was fine shortly before this. I called the vet and they referrerd us to VCA Shoreline emergency center. I called them and they told us to come right in. When we got there they took Gracie out of the car and immediately assessed her. Unfortunately she had Hemangiosarcoma a very aggressive cancer which shows no signs or symptoms until it's to late. There was a tumor in her abdomen which burst that afternoon. Unfortunately we had to put her to sleep. VCA Shoreline Veterinary Emergency Center made an extremely difficult situation a little easier. Thank you, The Zacchia's

    We were concerned that our cat, Molly, had been losing weight and eating less. When I found…read moremultiple piles of foamy vomit, we brought her in (around 6pm). We waited for hours in the waiting room, during which they took her vitals and told us they were normal. They finally took her away from us to be examined (which we didn't like), and then suggested bloodwork. Again, they took her, saying bloodwork would take a couple of hours. We went home for something to eat and called them back to check on Molly. They wanted to hold her there until they had the bloodwork results, but we told them we'd prefer to take her home while we waited. They resisted until my daughter called them to reinforce that we wanted to bring her home. When we picked her up around 11:30pm, we were only allowed to meet with a nurse, not the veterinarian. We were told that nothing on her bloodwork seemed too concerning, but there was evidence of infection and they'd give her an anti-nausea injection and fluids, and gave us antibiotics to administer at home. From the moment she crawled out of her carrier, Molly was a mess, walking unevenly, zombie-like, staring straight ahead. Her demeanor had been normal when we took her in. Called back to ask if she'd been sedated, they said no. Research indicated other people's cats had a bad reaction to the anti-nausea (Cerenia), but that it usually passed in 24-48 hours. We waited all the next day. Her condition did not improve. Got in to Oronoque Animal Hospital in Stratford at noon the next day. The veterinarian gently examined Molly in front of us, walked us through all of Shoreline's bloodwork results in detail, then performed an x-ray that showed a mass in her chest plus intestinal issues. She then arranged for us to immediately get an ultrasound at another hospital and called us before we'd even left there to explain the findings. Our cat was very, very sick with multiple internal masses. We brought her home and she died at home that night, less than 48 hours later after being discharged from Shoreline. If Shoreline had done any imaging (we asked about it, they didn't offer it to us), they would have found that she had severe issues and we could have spent the next two days making her comfortable and arranging euthanasia at home. Instead, we spent one day waiting for the Cerenia to leave her system as she declined, and the next day driving around to get a proper diagnosis. She died at home that night, before the euthanasia appointment, and it was a terrible death that my family will never forget. $1,100 worth of charges for an exam and bloodwork from Shoreline and we got sent home with antibiotics from a discharge nurse. Not even allowed discussion with the veterinarian when we picked her up. "That's not our protocol." They should be ashamed of themselves.

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    We have been attending this vet since January 2024 with our dog. We have ran into many…read moredisappointments and growing frustration. The lack of communication regarding pricing, care towards our dog, and any questions we've asked about our dog. Not to mention we've never even had a conversation with the male vet (couldn't even tell you his name) . We recently adopted another dog, and decided to take him to a vet located in Newton and it was a night and day difference. The vet was in the room with us the entire time, explained every medication and vaccine options and answered our many questions that we've been waiting to hear for months from Ansonia Seymour Veterinarian Hospital. not to mention THE PRICE DIFFERENCE. out first visit at the Seymour location, we were surprised with a bill of $600 and 5 shots later (which wasn't explained to us prior) whereas the location in newton explained our options and what is required and what is optional based on lifestyle and we walked out with our dog only getting his rabies vaccine, stool sample + exam fee totaling in $170. They have also withheld vaccine certificates and any additional paperwork because "he needed to get neutered first". It took us 7 months to be able to get any paperwork with his history. We were sacred to find a vet in first place as we have heard many horror stories as far as not being truthful with proper dog care + money hungry, and as unfortunate as it is that is exactly what Ansonia Seymour "Hospital" is. would never recommend this Vet Clinic to any family or friends. And will be transferring my dog to the veterinary in Newton.

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    If I could give her 5,000,000 stars, I would. My pets are my children and they mean the absolute…read moreworld to me. She has helped two of them cross over the rainbow bridge, and knowing that their last moments were full of peace and calm in the comfort of their own home means so much and has really helped with my grieving.

    Dr Dale Krier was extremely accommodating, compassionate and respectful during this stressful time…read more She gave my 15.5 year old best friend the dignity that she deserved on her final day. Her wisdom and forethought went above and beyond my expectations, and believe me, I had rehearsed this terrible day many times in my head. My call was promptly returned, a convenient time scheduled, and the process discussed. During this time of social distancing, some special accommodations needed to be made, but they in no way interfered with the love my dog received that day. Dr Dale played music made for dogs ears only and was extremely comforting to me as well. She made a clay print of my dogs paw, which I will cherish forever. The support Dr Dale gave that day extends far beyond as she checked in on me and provided access to support groups. When I picked up my dogs remains, they where surrounded by meditation gardens and considering the circumstances (pandemic restrictions) I couldn't have asked for anything more comforting and reassuring that my dog was truly loved and that I had made the right decision. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Kathy Bremer at XTerra Dalmatians

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