Smådjurskliniken i Kullavik

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Chemical castration that is to be placed under the skin was placed without lifting the skin as is customary. It was placed deep, presumably intramuscularly, which is the wrong way. It caused great pain to our dog who howled in pain. When the vet pressed and twisted the needle to get the chip in even deeper, the already high pain naturally increased. They also brought a muzzle as if they knew it would hurt. Chemical castration should not be felt more than the dog sometimes beeping at the injection. This vet has automated something that she has either learned wrong or for some other reason is doing wrong.

We had the dog medically neutered. Something he is used to. It usually goes smoothly where he usually gets it once a year, but this year we chose the small animal clinic because it is closer. The vet informs us that it will hurt and puts on a muzzle. It has never been needed before and our dog usually only whines a little. But the dog really screamed and the injection did not go smoothly! The vet pressed and rooted the chip in deeply, for a long time and painfully. I told her that it usually does not hurt that much. Then she replies that it is "different on different dogs and you can reach a nerve". But she EXPECTED it would hurt. It is not normal. I have consulted 2 other veterinary clinics before writing this review. Both of them said that it is not normal for a dog to scream and I know that my dog ​​has never done it before. He has been medically neutered at least 5 times before. It has never happened that way. This was our first visit to the small animal clinic. There won't be any more.