Alpha-Vet Animal Hospital - Alpha-Vet Animal Hospital

Thank You!!! We are very grateful to the people who work there! We are correct, we received constant information about everything. Our puppy had a 50-50% chance of survival, but as a layman I saw that his life depended on a hair's breadth. They gave us a chance to decide if we were treated, because unfortunately the treatments are nowhere cheap! We are very grateful ? Bóka is the most grateful dog in the world

My dog ​​had S.O.S. he needed help. She was in a state of shock, she could not breathe, only in a very difficult hurry ... She was already in a state of emergency ... She received diuretics, sedatives and anti-inflammatory injections which suggested anesthesia. He even told me not to torture my dog, who got air, lived. he just needed help. He said he does not charge a night surcharge fee that if we come back even at night to lull the dog to sleep. Well, I DON'T LET THIS! I stabilized the dog’s condition at home. Since then, he has received appropriate care, a full examination, and medication from expert hands elsewhere. By constantly taking medication, your dog’s condition can lead to a normal and full life! It is not necessarily a solution for everyone to promote anesthesia .... Amount paid: It was 33,600 HUF --- hard ..

He was an orphan, I went to the clinic for 6 days with a kitten with intestinal inflammation for 6 days. After the second day they took out his cannula, on the 5th day they said he didn't have to take any more because he was fine, compared to that the next morning I hurried in with him because he barely moved. An hour later I was called that the kitten is very ill, so dehydrated that she could not be given a vein and that I did not think of anesthesia. I told them to do everything I wouldn’t want to put you to sleep. My husband took another kitten. He was asked the same thing at half past two, and after the negative answer, it turned out that the kitten had already died in the morning?!?!?! (If we agree to anesthesia, will it be billed as well ?!) On the one hand, I don't understand why the cannula had to be removed if dehydration is known to be the biggest risk of this infection, or why it is said to be okay if he dies in 16 hours. they weren't honest, I don't want to count it all for how much ... 200 + ...

On suspicion of poisoning, we visited the clinic with our dog early Sunday evening for two weeks. Dr. Eleonóra Balog and her assistant immediately provided the puppy, received a vomiting injection, and immediately took blood from him to examine liver and kidney function. He received several resins and two types of infusions. We weren’t the only patients, yet everyone had time. They took their profession seriously, and despite the great spin, they were even kind. Blood was analyzed locally, which fortunately showed no difference. After the infusion dripped, we were able to leave. Someone wrote in the reviews that they did not supply the guinea pig. Strange because we came across a piglet being treated. It wasn’t a cheap ride, but if one takes the animal on duty, where expensive tests are done on it, it’s no surprise. It costs a lot everywhere, but animal husbandry is not cheap fun. We were maximally satisfied with the care, thank you! :)

The doctor was a condescender, a phlegm. We were forced to go there today with our cavalier puppy, screaming for the earache. He cut off his ear hair, which had been feared for 3 years, without permission, saying the spaniels would have to be cut OR wear earmuffs while walking to protect the enclosure. The doctor decided for us. Then he throws in that he didn't cut it off with the skill of a beautician. Then why did he reach for it? Without permission, while filling out a paper with us, they ask for permission for EVERYTHING in addition to the basic benefits. And there would have been another solution. In addition, they did a lot of things that were not needed, the puppy would have gone to his own doctor in two weeks, where they would have done half that. Thus, for a total of 68 thousand forints, a toplet was taken out of his ear and the dog's ear hair was cut home for at least half a year. Thank you animal hospital!

T. Hospital, I brought your kitten Cirmit to you with my little son around Sunday morning around 7 am with purulent eyes and high fever. I was told to leave it there because the doctor would arrive at 8 p.m. We talked several times during the day, asked what medications the kitten had received, what tests he had undergone, and were informed that until he had a fever they could not be operated on. We answered to the best of our knowledge. They called around 6 in the evening to have surgery, but they have some bad news, the kitten's leukemia test was positive. Tabby died yesterday. My question would be, before the surgery, they knew — and they knew because I saw the quick test — why the cat was terminally ill (which we obviously didn’t know when we were adopted 3 months ago), why wasn’t they called? Why was it more important what eye drops you get than being terminally ill? Why did they expose the cat, the child, and me to unnecessary suffering and release? I paid you 86 thousand forints for my little boy to watch the kitten's death in 2 days. I ask why? Do you need so much money that you don't respect animals or humans? Or did they want to practice eye surgery? Both versions are frustrating and shameful. I will take every step I can to get this story to as many people as possible and to have the consequences of their unscrupulous money-hungry operation that every single pet owner talked about in the waiting room, unfortunately they were right. I can't find a word about the fact that we managed to invoice the collar we brought in .....

At dawn our kitten was attacked by a dog, I was afraid of internal bleeding so I took him to the hospital! I told him what I suspected so I asked for an ultrasound and an x-ray! After 40 minutes, the assistant came out and told me he was being treated with suspicion of poison, I said again that dog attack for him! Of course, I agreed with the blood test that it was definitely not poisoning, it turned out in the end! He was finally x-rayed and realized his legs were broken! After that, the assistant told me what they saw on the x-ray! I ask, why didn't they do the test I asked for? Why was the multiple fracture not noticed during the first physical examination? Couldn't you talk to a doctor? It is outrageous that they do not take into account what the owner says! I haven't talked to the treating doctor since! I took the papers to another vet! We paid a lot and I was not happy with this treatment, I will never take any of my animals there again !!