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SHOULD I TAKE HIM TO A VET?
"cybercat" wrote You can also likely treat 90% of human diseases yourself from internet information. I suggest you start reading up on "do it yourself psychotherapy". haha! It's the crazy people who make Usenet fun. And I like to think I am doing my part. |
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"Matthew" wrote in message ... "cybercat" wrote in message ... "cybercat" wrote You can also likely treat 90% of human diseases yourself from internet information. I suggest you start reading up on "do it yourself psychotherapy". haha! It's the crazy people who make Usenet fun. And I like to think I am doing my part. ROFLMAOPIMP No do you think ;-) |
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dgk wrote in
: On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 22:36:31 +0200 (CEST), u wrote: Many of the people in these usenet pets groups work in Veterinarian Clinics, which makes them biased. In my city of Tucson, Arizona it is very difficult to find a Vet that will agree to reduced cost services, or even payment plans to low income pet owners,regardless of the circumstances. Their motto might as well be PROFIT FIRST, ANIMAL WELFARE SECOND. Many of these outfits are run by corporations, are bloated practices or have greedy practitioners. This is in contrast to at least two other cities I have lived in where a vet would often treat an animal for free if the owner could not afford it. So I suspect this is a problem local to Arizona, which is not suprising given the State ranks so low in nearly every quality of life research measure. There is a definite lack of professionalism and ethics in this regard in the Vet community in Tucson. They don't care if your animal is sick. What is important to them is if you can PAY NOW IN FULL. This is partly the fault of the do nothing state government here that does little or nothing to promote or enforce ethical standards in this or other professions. Frequently,Arizona is thought of as the State where Easterners who could not make the grade come to be free to practice in their substandard, unprofessional ways (go west young man). Recall also that Arizona is a right-wing pro-business, anti-union State. Hit the road jack if you cannot pay- I don't care if Fido IS suffering. Therefore, I have posted this to let other pet owners know. GUESS WHAT? YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO TO THESE SHYSTER QUACKS. If you are literate and willing to do a little reading, YOU CAN TREAT 90% of your pets problems on your own. Only the more serious and complicated medical problems which require surgery, etc is a vet needed. You can also likely treat 90% of human diseases yourself from internet information. I suggest you start reading up on "do it yourself psychotherapy". Many medical doctors still follow the ethical canons of the Hippocratic Oath. They will treat you if you need it without acting like hookers and asking for money up front. Also there are emergency rooms for people. But the vets here in Tucson, and, from your statement, I am guessing NYC-no suprise there-given NYC's rep as a denizen of assholes-HAVE NO ethics. They run their practices exactly as a prostitute would;with her pimps within earshot-the so-called "professional" staff they hire. And most of them hide under their desks directing their pimps to do their dirty work-enforcing THEIR pig collection procedures. Here in NYC I notice that the vets need to be paid as well. That's probably because they like to feed their families. |
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"u" wrote [ snips blahblahblah] ?I am guessing NYC-no suprise there-given NYC's rep as a denizen of assholes-HAVE NO ethics. They run their practices exactly as a prostitute would;with her pimps within earshot-the so-called "professional" staff they hire. And most of them hide under their desks directing their pimps to do their dirty work-enforcing THEIR pig collection procedures. Have a tissue. You've got some foam on your big blubbery lips there, hoss. |
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"Cheryl" wrote in message ... On Tue 30 Oct 2007 09:11:04p, cybercat wrote in rec.pets.cats.health+behav : "u" wrote [ snips blahblahblah] ?I am guessing NYC-no suprise there-given NYC's rep as a denizen of assholes-HAVE NO ethics. They run their practices exactly as a prostitute would;with her pimps within earshot-the so-called "professional" staff they hire. And most of them hide under their desks directing their pimps to do their dirty work-enforcing THEIR pig collection procedures. Have a tissue. You've got some foam on your big blubbery lips there, hoss. I need to know what they do with the pigs they collect?? *rolling my eyes* They add them to their PIG collection. Duh. |
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"Cheryl" wrote Ah. So they're just collecting there, not really doing anything? Not until .... the lights go out ... MU hahaha! |
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"cybercat" wrote in message ... "Cheryl" wrote Ah. So they're just collecting there, not really doing anything? Not until .... the lights go out ... MU hahaha! It's halloween, see? Actually "mischief night." So the pig collection comes ALIVE and terrorized the neighborhood. run! save yourselves! |
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:04:17 +0100 (CET), u wrote:
dgk wrote in : On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 22:36:31 +0200 (CEST), u wrote: Many of the people in these usenet pets groups work in Veterinarian Clinics, which makes them biased. Many medical doctors still follow the ethical canons of the Hippocratic Oath. They will treat you if you need it without acting like hookers and asking for money up front. Also there are emergency rooms for people. But the vets here in Tucson, and, from your statement, I am guessing NYC-no suprise there-given NYC's rep as a denizen of assholes-HAVE NO ethics. They run their practices exactly as a prostitute would;with her pimps within earshot-the so-called "professional" staff they hire. And most of them hide under their desks directing their pimps to do their dirty work-enforcing THEIR pig collection procedures. Wow, now if only I can get the guy to redo my bathroom for free! That would be great. Do they do that where you live? Here in NYC those assholes do expect to get paid for their services. It appears that at least one asshole exists in Arizona. |
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On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 22:36:31 +0200 (CEST), u wrote:
Many of the people in these usenet pets groups work in Veterinarian Clinics, which makes them biased. In my city of Tucson, Arizona it is very difficult to find a Vet that will agree to reduced cost services, or even payment plans to low income pet owners,regardless of the circumstances. Their motto might as well be PROFIT FIRST, ANIMAL WELFARE SECOND. Many of these outfits are run by corporations, are bloated practices or have greedy practitioners. Has it occurred to you that people bring in their pets and then refuse to pay? That vets have been cheated many times in the past and can't just work for free? They have rent to pay, equipment to pay for, employees to pay, etc. My own vet has a sign that says all payment due at time of service, but he has done payment plans for larger bills. The sign is there for new customers that could be deadbeats. He has the option to allow payment plans for long time customers who are known to be good customers. How many other services are done with a bill system later? How many of those can you walk into the business, get the service, and walk out,with your item, without giving banking and/or credit info? Why should the vet be any different? Why should they take the loss when other businesses get paid? |
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:04:17 +0100 (CET), u wrote:
Many medical doctors still follow the ethical canons of the Hippocratic Oath. They will treat you if you need it without acting like hookers and asking for money up front. Also there are emergency rooms for people. They aren't doing it for free either. They do get paid. Just not from the customer. Vets don't have federal funding to pay for thse who can't afford it. |
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