Veterinary Clinic - St Thomas

A few months ago, I received treatment and regular injections for my (elderly) dog. They warned me that when he started to show signs of weakness it was necessary to come urgently to accompany him in his last moments. Yesterday I called for an emergency appointment, because we see the end has arrived. I was told that this is not possible. Happy I found another veterinarian who agreed to see me to accompany him with dignity until his last breath.

The clinic is no longer what it was, more and more disappointed, calling for a dog almost 17 years old, who no longer walks and no longer does these needs, I am told "next week"!!!!!! I have the impression that they no longer have a sense of urgency. Whereas before no problems for years and even fewer problems for emergencies. Too bad you will lose customers for over 20 years.

I am more and more disappointed with this clinic. It's been twice that I have come for emergencies and twice that one of the secretaries (a young and dark-haired one) is unpleasant and disrespectful towards me and who raises her voice in no time. Two emergencies, one for an epileptic seizure and the clinic refused to take emergency care and the second for a little kitten at the end of life and in a pitiful state and we waited a long time... Fortunately the veterinarians are very competent and so are the other secretaries. But with these two concerns I thought about going elsewhere.

Hello, I must admit that I was disappointed. I came for the first time with my 8-year-old dog who had problems walking and had a change in behavior that was much less active than usual. The veterinarian then diagnosed lower back pain and perhaps a suspicion of osteoarthritis 10 days of prescribed anti-inflammatory and anti-pain treatment. A week goes by my dog is still not getting better and with that my dog is now having seizures I am returning to you for another consultation. It's still low back pain with suspicion of a herniated disc. 3 weeks of treatment, the scene must be filmed if she has another attack, they tell me, and a scanner may be necessary. I'm listening to the professionals, it's you. The new treatment is not effective, I decide to take the lead and make an appointment in Meaux for a scan, desperate to see the condition of my dog, more than a week of waiting for this exam. The attacks keep coming, I decide to take my dog to the Meaux emergency room where she sees a veterinarian who directly detects a neurological problem and gives her an MRI. Verdict It's been 3 weeks that I've been torturing my dog with your treatment for nothing. 3 brain tumors heutanasia is administered out of medical necessity. Left home thinking I would have to have my dog undergo emergency surgery for a herniated disc. I never came back with it. I blame you for not pushing me to have tests sooner. She might have suffered less and we too would have seen our animal as well.