臺灣動物醫院 - Banqiao District

I just went to take the cat for vaccinations. The doctors have been forcing even heartworms and rabies to be vaccinated. In fact, the impression is not very good. The neighboring mom did not push this house, saying that the ligation cost 10,000 yuan! ? If you see this comment, please go to Wei'an or the center. It is more cost-effective and better. If there is too much money to spend, just treat it as I didn’t say ?

When I went in, I charged 100 for the registration fee before starting to see the doctor. As a result, the cat had mild conjunctival inflammation. At the end of the consultation, I charged another 950. It was 500 for eye drops. The other 450 was for the examination fee. The first time I encountered the examination, I had to do another check. There is a charge, and it is not a careful inspection. It takes no more than ten minutes before and after, and the total cost is 1050. The price is very unreasonable. I will not go again and I would not recommend it!

The doctor is very kind and there are two very interesting cats in the hospital. Very gentle to the cat, making the cat look relaxed during the visit The palpation is very careful when examining the cat's skeletal muscles and teeth.

The three dogs I raised in the past will bring it here. I trusted it at the beginning. The vaccinations were all taken here, but the doctors will always sell various vaccinations against different types of parasites. Because they don’t understand, they all take them. 3 It’s not cheap to spend only (but in fact they are all domestic dogs, except for walking downstairs to defecate, and rarely take outdoor turf or contact with other dogs, so you don’t need to get so many vaccinations) But it really made me give up this hospital because there was a dog with a lack of appetite. The doctor touched his stomach and looked at his tongue. There was no blood test. He said that blood parasites caused anemia. He was given injections and prescribed medicine. 5000. Going home did not improve but worsened vomiting and diarrhea. I was so nervous that I should rush to the veterinary hospital in Yonghe recommended by a friend. Fortunately, there was a transfer. A blood test at another hospital confirmed that it was not a blood parasite. It is a hemangioma that grows in the spleen and causes anemia, so blood transfusion saves his life! After the dean opened the operation and chatted with me, he learned about the treatment method of the previous one (Taiwan Animal Hospital), and he also joked that the doctor was seeing the doctor to help the dog with the diagnosis! I really think it's important for a good doctor to have good medical ethics!