Re: Policies and Procedures

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 tension_on_the_wire <tension_at_home@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I am curious to know what is happening out there in other veterinary
> clinics than our cat's.  When it is time for a simple invasive
> procedure to be done in your clinic, such as a blood draw, or a
> bladder puncture, are cat owners/parents permitted in the room with
> the cat or is the pet taken away by the staff and brought back to you
> later.  Have any of you been denied your request to be in the room
> with a particularly sensitive cat?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> --tension

My vet lets me go with the pet. One Sunday morning one of my dogs
was severely attacked by another. I took Rosie in on an emergency
and stayed in the "operating room" all the time the vet was doing
what he had to do to clean and stitch her up.

Any time I've said that I want to be with the dog or cat, I've
been allowed to.

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