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Perner, Caroline, DVM - Queen Village Animal Hospital
323 Bainbridge St
Philadelphia,
PA
19147
(215) 925-5753
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UNRELIABLE, UNACCOUNTABLE, IMMORAL
I do not recommend anyone using this animal hospital. Their cleanliness is questionable, as is their morality. They have proved unable to admit their mistakes, even when these involve the death of a healthy animal.
My beautiful, healthy dog died 4 days after recieving a bacterial infection while he was undergoing surgery under the care of Queen Village. When the swelling appeared, he was given a steriod that spread the infection when he should have been tested to see what the problem was. The following day, when I insisted he was sick, infected, and approaching death, they gave him ANOTHER steriod shot, and refused to accept the possibility that they had done something to cause an infection, even though he was leaking a putrid fluid from his prepuce. On his final day, in his weakened state, he was put under anethesia, and never fully woke up. When I arrived to bring him to a more capable vet, he could not move his back leg; they attributed this to 'a previous and unrelated condition, possibly an anurism', even though a quick glance showed the area to be swollen and puffy. I brought my dog to UPenn, where he was found to be in severe septic shock; he was put down while I held him. The doctors at UPenn knew right away he was severly infected, and in a few minutes they had found the bacteria that had been introduced into his sytem and been allowed to take over his body.
Even after numerous visits and pleas on my part, Queen Village refuses to admit they did anything wrong, and expect payment in full for these horrendous acts. Max was neutered with dirty equipment, and still the situation would have been resolved had they been able to admit they made a mistake and put him on strong antibiotics. Instead, they tell me he was a 'one in 10,000' case where an operation has a horrible ending, and insist that the bacterial infection did not come from their operation (am I supposed to believe the medieval notion that they simply appeared?). What would you do?
My beautiful, healthy dog died 4 days after recieving a bacterial infection while he was undergoing surgery under the care of Queen Village. When the swelling appeared, he was given a steriod that spread the infection when he should have been tested to see what the problem was. The following day, when I insisted he was sick, infected, and approaching death, they gave him ANOTHER steriod shot, and refused to accept the possibility that they had done something to cause an infection, even though he was leaking a putrid fluid from his prepuce. On his final day, in his weakened state, he was put under anethesia, and never fully woke up. When I arrived to bring him to a more capable vet, he could not move his back leg; they attributed this to 'a previous and unrelated condition, possibly an anurism', even though a quick glance showed the area to be swollen and puffy. I brought my dog to UPenn, where he was found to be in severe septic shock; he was put down while I held him. The doctors at UPenn knew right away he was severly infected, and in a few minutes they had found the bacteria that had been introduced into his sytem and been allowed to take over his body.
Even after numerous visits and pleas on my part, Queen Village refuses to admit they did anything wrong, and expect payment in full for these horrendous acts. Max was neutered with dirty equipment, and still the situation would have been resolved had they been able to admit they made a mistake and put him on strong antibiotics. Instead, they tell me he was a 'one in 10,000' case where an operation has a horrible ending, and insist that the bacterial infection did not come from their operation (am I supposed to believe the medieval notion that they simply appeared?). What would you do?
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i moved to the city 3 years ago with my two kitties and was really nervous about how they would adapt to city life, but also that i would find a great place for my guys to go to the vet. i found queen village on accident actually- i was on my way to society hill but after standing for 10 min in their waiting room without even a glance my way, i walked back to my car that happened to be parked...
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Don't go anywhere else in the city!
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This hospital has been seeing my cats for 12 years. I love the location, the cleanliness of the hospital, the helpful and knowledgeable staff, the compassionate vets and the extremely reasonable prices. I know that if my pets are sick, queen village will see them rather quickly. If they are healthy, they get seen rather quickly. I don't have any complaints about this hospital. I highly...
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a hospital like no other
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All of my pets (2dogs and 4 cats) have been going there for years. I finally had to put down my one cat yesturday, which is one of the hardest things anyone will have to do. I thought i almost lost her once before when she started having kidney issues. All the doctors who have taken care of her were always so knowledgeable and caring. They took all the time necessary to explain my pets...
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