What should I do if I have serious concerns about my pet's vet?

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i am so sorry Pet Coach doubts the truth of my "story" vets in the area of Burlington Vermont put pets in their microwave oven. many people often bully me and their hurting my cat behind my back is a symptom of prejudice against me, but more than that, those vet techs euthanize pets for the most part and automatically microwave pets in their supposed care. my informants are reliable and i want you to think about me: aren't i very sad to uncover this crime by vets?

Dr. Melanie, BVSc MS · Accepted Answer

I'm very sorry that people often bully you, and that you fear they are hurting your cat behind your back. I didn't see the first post you made about believing these vets put pets in their microwave oven, so unfortunately I don't know what was previously said to make you think the experts at Pet Coach doubt your story. I can certainly understand how one of the experts would be suspicious of this information, as this kind of behavior would go against everything a vet and vet tech stand for in this profession, and would also have huge legal implications. In your case, I think it would be wise of you to discuss your concerns with a trusted friend or professional in your area, who can guide you in getting to the bottom of this information, and may put your mind at rest. It certainly would be scary to believe this is happening, and seeking help to deal with these fears would be the best option for you.

What should I do if I have serious concerns about my pet's vet?

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