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    Like any pet owner you have to make the hard decision to help them to their next adventure. I did…read moremy research with many businesses that offered in home care. I am so glad that our family went with Home with Dignity. They were amazing to work with from start to finish. Dr. Shrauner came to our home to help with our favorite old man, Boss. Boss was the light of my world for being a 145 pound Great Dane. I brought him home 6 years ago from a bad situation. I wanted to make sure he got the ultimate last rights and stayed home. Dr. Shrauner was kind and walked us through the process while Boss warmed up to him along with our nosey cat Phil. They enjoyed pets and treats before getting him situated on his favorite bed. Dr. Shrauner let us have time with our bestest boy during the whole process. He made sure Boss was comfortable. When we were ready for that hard part, Boss was already in dream land. I will say after having multiple four legged friends that we've had to help move on, this by far was the most peaceful passing I've delt with. Although my big handsome boy left a hole in my heart, I know he is pain free and running wild. Thank you to the team at Home with Dignity. I will be forever grateful in the line of work that you do and knowing my bestest boy was at ease made the decision easier. I thank you.

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    Yes, it's expensive. It's an emergency vet. Inpatient treatment is especially expensive. Yes, you…read moreshould expect to be there for like 4 hours minimum if your pet is not in critical condition. It's a triage system. Overall positive experience. I brought my 19yr old cat Ani in for explosive vomiting, not eating, and general lethargy. I just had a gut feeling something was wrong. We waited 5 hours to be seen by the vet (it's a triage system... So it's not ideal but it's understandable). Her vitals were terrible and her blood work showed elevated kidney values and possibly infection. Her X-ray showed constipation and gastric bloating. She was a mess and tanking fast. We talked through the possibilities and they started her on IV fluids and antibiotics. I was told upfront that it would be about 2 days inpatient minimum and was given an estimate. Yes, it's expensive as hell, but I knew she couldn't wait to see her regular vet and I knew she needed to be in kitty cat ICU.  I cannot thank Drs Lawrence, Heinrich, and Pfantz enough for actually listening to me and my opinion of what was going on with Ani. Ultrasound was inconclusive. We kept coming back to the kidney values and I pushed back with GI not CKD. They actually listened and pushed fluids, antibiotics, and dealing with the constipation. I was adamant that it was GI issues (she has a history) and severe dehydration ... not like a chronic kidney disease. I fully believed that with fluids and pooping she would rebound back and fast. Now, Ani is 19 so it's easy to be distracted by her age, but it's just a number. She's spunky and full of life. 36ish hours after being admitted she was back to her old self. Vitals and blood work back to normal range. I even told them that she would prefer the duck based food over the tuna so they gave her the duck and she finally started eating...a lot! I opted to keep her there one more day hoping she would finally poop and fully stabilize.  Staff were all friendly. The techs caring for my cat were so wonderful (I wish I caught their names because they also deserve a shout out) all of them were great when I came to visit at night and gave me whatever updates they could. The Drs answered all of my long and various questions they gave me exact values for bloodwork when I asked (she didn't get to 19 by me not being overly involved in her care lol). During the daily update phone call they stayed on the phone with me for about 30 minutes each answering all of my questions and really hearing what I had to say about her treatment and my perspective. I never felt rushed. It was so wonderful to know that I was being heard and my insight was helping guide her treatment. Also, Katie was awesome during the morning check in phone calls! The goal is always to stabilize until they can see their normal vet for long term treatment and we accomplished just that. She just left her checkup with her primary vet yesterday and great news, no CKD!!! Bloodwork is all in normal ranges and the infection is finally going away. It was all GI and a nasty UTI. Ani thanks all of you for believing that a 19yr old cat can bounce back! She is fully back to her normal self now.

    We recently brought our dog to Mission Veterinary Emergency & Specialty for what we believed was a…read moretrue emergency: sudden, severe pain, panting, shivering, and a hard abdomen. I'm not a casual client--I've spent well over $20,000 here in the past and have previously had good experiences, so I expected strong triage and clear communication. Instead, even though we were the only ones in the lobby, we waited without a meaningful triage exam or explanation that he was truly safe to remain in the waiting room. We expressed concern several times that this could be bloat or an acute abdominal issue and asked for someone to assess him, but we did not receive the level of urgency or clinical confidence we expected from an emergency facility, especially given our long history there. Because of that, we made the difficult decision to leave and drive to another emergency clinic, where he was immediately taken back, imaged, diagnosed with a disc problem, and treated. The difference in responsiveness, communication, and overall confidence in care was significant. I'm sharing this so other pet owners understand our experience and so the clinic might revisit how they prioritize and communicate with clients--particularly long‑standing ones--when pets present with potentially life‑threatening signs.

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