Lake Emma Animal Hospital

have been a professional dog trainer, handler and Police K9 supervisor for over 25 years, I have come into contact with a great many Veterinarians in my time and can honestly say Dr John Dee is one of the very best in the business. Absolutely trustworthy, honest and dedicated I have always and will always recommend him to my clients. Since joining this community I have heard nothing but good reports from a huge number of his long standing and new clients who cannot speak highly enough of him. I have absolutely no reservation in recommending him to folks who need a Veterinarian, have perhaps had bad experiences with other veterinarians or who need an experienced second opinion. If all vets were as diligent, experienced and trustworthy as Dr Dee our pets would be very lucky indeed. I trust my daughter's hearing dog with John Dee and know that she is in two of the safest hands in the country; Caring Professional and experienced - veterinary care doesn't get any better than this. Darryl Payne (K9 Sgt rtd) LSGC POLICE MEDAL CDT, IACP, PCSA, FLECA, BIPDT, BPSCA, USPCA, IEDDA, IPWDA, LSO (counter Terrorism) CERT DOG BEHAVIORIST CERT POLICE K9 (Patrol & Explosives detection) Police dog efficiency, welfare & Quality assurance assessor Working dog trials judge High Court expert witness Owner - Pawfection Dog Training USA (based in Florida) more

Dr. John Dee, Lake Emma Animal Hospital is currently under investigation as a result of a complaint I filed with the Board of Veterinary Medicine in Tallahassee regarding the death of my cat Bandit. The Case Number is 2011027249. Bandit hadn’t been eating well the last few days. Dr. Dee did sometests on her and called me the next day and told me she had kidney disease. He told me that I needed to bring her in for IV fluid treatment that would last for 3 days to get her stabilized. This treatment is safe and without risks unless the cat has heart problems like Bandit did. She had a heart murmur. They noticed she was having trouble breathing at 5:30PM and she was dead at 6:45PM. If a cat can be dead from this treatment in 1 hour and 15 minutes how can it be safe to administer IV fluids overnight when no one is there? I know that Bandit was 17 years old, but the result of Dr. Dee's treatment is she had a shorter life not a longer one. more