Tri Vet
Business hours
Open until 21:00
Directions
Škola № 59
197 m
Features
Credit card payment
Veterinary clinic services:haircut, castration, parasites treatment, beak trimming, euthanasia, chipping, vaccination
Specialists:gynecologist, dermatologist, therapist, anesthesiologist, surgeon, ophthalmologist, resuscitator, oncologist, stomatologist
Diagnostics of animal diseases:general clinical blood test, clinical analysis of urine, clinical fecal analysis, animal ultrasound
Wheelchair accessible:Available
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116 reviews
May 16
A wonderful clinic!!! All doctors are professionals in their field! The atmosphere is very positive and calm. They performed surgery on a dog (sterilization). The operation was performed by Ruslan Ivanovich Titushkin. To begin with, I want to say that this is first of all a real person, and then a doctor from God!!! Thank you so much for your professionalism and kind heart! The dog calmly underwent surgery and the postoperative period. I recommend this clinic to anyone who loves their pets.
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July 11
The best vet clinic in the city, as far as I'm concerned. One dog had a tooth removed, the other had fibroids removed. Everything went well and quickly, we always turn only here.
The prices are reasonable compared to other veterinary hospitals.
All staff and doctors are polite and attentive to their patients. I especially want to draw attention to Titushkin R.I. — a surgeon from God, we are very grateful to him. I would like to see such wonderful doctors for people too 🤗
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October 28
"The cry of the soul."
I want to tell you how we came to the clinic to have a routine ultrasound and if we need to treat the liver. Our yorochka girl was active, with an excellent appetite and nothing bothered her. The appointment was conducted by the doctor Privalova E. On ultrasound, she found abnormalities of the liver and kidneys, they did b / x, liver and kidney parameters were exceeded
Treatment with the veterinary drug "Hepatovet" was prescribed. After 5 days, the dog refused food and water and became weak. Another ultrasound scan - the diagnosis is already different. Liver cancer was found, moreover, the doctor diagnosed it by ultrasound!!! And she told me so to my face, no ethics! Then another ultrasound- another other diagnosis, the dog is already prostrated and understands little, almost a vegetable. They cannot explain the reason why York is dying. The link goes to the fact that her liver is sick, there is a node on her lungs. An animal cannot die abruptly after a week of treatment because the doctor found something on the ultrasound!! With elevated kidney indicators, it was necessary to treat the kidneys, rather than prescribe a hepoprotector. After 2 weeks of "treatment", the dog was gone. Then I began to figure out for myself what the reason was - it turns out that the drug contains Methionine — 100 mg / ml"
According to the drug reference books:
"Contraindications: Viral hepatitis, severe liver failure, hepatic encephalopathy, hypersensitivity to the components of the drug.
With caution: renal insufficiency (risk of increased hyperazotemia)"
"L-ornithine — 50 mg/ml" i.e. it is a murder for kidney patients.
How can you treat, prescribe medicine and not even know the active ingredients and side effects. The treatment regimen should have been different. It is a pity that in veterinary medicine there are no protocols for the treatment of animals, nor at least some kind of doctor's responsibility and very few professionals, but we go to them with full confidence. And then we blame ourselves.
The dog cannot be returned, well, maybe my "cry of the soul" will help another animal in a similar situation to save its life.
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