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Crossroads Animal Emergency (Norwalk), A Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner
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I took my cat in very early in the morning because she had been vomiting and had trouble urinating. First of all they took her to the back room and i would have preferred for them to physically examine her in front of me but instead they were talking loudly and laughing the back room for three hours. Then when they actually took her blood and had gotten the test results back the Vet on Duty told me that her bilirubin was at very high levels, but when i took her to my vet the next day he said that if the bilirubin was high then she would be yellow and so would her gums. My Vet also took xrays and gave her a Barium series and found her liver to be normal. They claimed to have Hydrated her and even added that to the paperwork that was intended for my vet. When i got to my vet the next day he told me that she was very Dehydrated. They initially wanted to charge us $1,000 for a variety of things but there's no way i could afford that, i ended up paying $530 for basically nothing. It seems a
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