Can i change vets

Choosing to leave your current veterinarian, regardless of the reason, is extremely uncomfortable. Many pet owners put off this decision, hoping something changes soon, but it rarely does. Yes, switching veterinarians can be done painlessly and graciously.

Many times staff members are rude because there was a misunderstanding. In that case, speak with your veterinarian or practice manager about it. Trust and listen to your gut, and start looking for a new vet before something happens to your dog.

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Home News Views. Published: February 11, YOUR medical records Saying goodbye to your veterinarian is often hampered by one crucial thing: Your medical records.

Many of my clients request copies of the records after every visit. And I think this is smart. Joined: Aug 4, Messages: 1, Likes Received: Definetly change vets. My old vet used to take the pi55 out of Audrey because of her 'squashed face', and scoff about how much hard work and responsibility it must be to look after "such a difficult cat"!! Caroline my new vet is not only a vet but has become a friend and i trust her completely with my fur babies. Joined: Nov 21, Messages: 6, Likes Received: Joined: Apr 15, Messages: 1, Likes Received: You are the client!

You pay the bills, so you make the choice. Never mind any chits, special offers or vouchers. Any rudeness or incompetence and you should feel free to find one that you feel comfortable dealing with.

Good luck at the new practise. Joined: Nov 29, Messages: 6, Likes Received: WittyKitty Guest. Yes, change your vet and don't feel guilty about it. Like other people have said, it is just a case of ringing them and swapping vets.