Eötvös Veterinary Clinic and Pharmacy - Eötvös Veterinary Clinic and Pharmacy

Welcome, clean office, humorous nurses.

You don't have to ask for a date if the animal is sick. They are welcoming, conscientious and honest, everything is in one place. Clinic, veterinarian, pharmacy, nutrition, canned food, vitamins, toys, carriers, cages, pillows, leashes, feeders, drinkers ... s.t.b. We are satisfied.

Dear people, attentive service, wide range of products. However, there are minor shortcomings on the veterinary front. All in all, a good place.

My mother's 11-year-old dog was operated on at their suggestion. No preoperative examinations have been performed on the dog's condition. He got worse and worse after the surgery, we kept signaling that he was not well. We took it back on the third day and we didn’t recognize the symptoms very much of a problem. He received substantial treatment on day 6, unfortunately he gave up the fight late, a week after the operation. He has been infected with several organs ... I don't recommend it to anyone, avoid it far away !!

Clean equipped, easily accessible! Polite helpful staff, but my dog ​​could not be cured just to alleviate his condition. Medium category in price.

I wear my lion-headed dwarf bunny regularly, I am satisfied with the care, everything is perfect! I recommend it to everyone if their pet needs careful and competent hands!

I have an uplifting experience with them. At first I inquired by phone, then I talked to a very kind lady who informed me about the options available in the office. When we arrived at the office, the lady who was working at the time was no longer so kind, and it turned out that we had been misinformed about the treatments and the options available. It hasn't been revealed since then who is right / not right ... We came disappointed, especially because we drove to Cegléd for almost an hour just because of them ...

I didn’t want to believe the scoring comments, but unfortunately they’re right, it’s not worth taking a sick animal to this place. I took my kitten to be castrated to them, but the assistant girls talked to the farmers in the waiting room very condescendingly and magnificently. For example, a man has an animal shelter in one of the nearby towns, and one of the girls pressed a puppy into his hand, so that "I brought one," the man asked back which puppy he was, or did he know, because the nearly 200 you don't know one of your dogs all of a sudden. By the time the chick phlegm looked at him and asked back, "I randomly grabbed a dog and pushed it into your hand, didn't you?" After castration, I had to take the kitten back because he got very sick, collapsed after anesthesia and was just 1.5 pounds half a year old. When the doctor called me in, he lifted the cat by the neck, and then almost let me know how sick this cat is, anemic, drowned, infused, leave me there, and call me if I can go for it. When it was infused, I had to help catch the cat, but I don't think it would have been my business, one of my veins burst because I couldn't catch it, the assistant girl shouted at another girl, in the real stunned delicate voice that " woe be you now, for the maid is not able to catch her. Should I have? ? They called that day, I couldn’t answer because I was working, by the time I called them back they hadn’t even picked up the phone. The next day I went in to see what had happened, and the doctor roughly told me that "the cat was gone," he dissected it (without permission, of course), had heart disease, and had an enlarged liver, not knowing why. But at the time of castration, they should not have checked before anesthesia to see if it was okay, could it be anesthetized? If you were as drowned as you claimed, didn’t you realize you shouldn’t have surgery? They only notice trouble with instruments more than I do. (Until he was anesthetized, I think pumpkin behaved normally, ran, ate properly, showed no signs of being sick, and in the days after anesthesia, the skin became bone-free, he lost a lot of weight in about a week) I don't think he looked at it, just puff they were given the sleeping pill. After it turned out that he was dead, the doc asked me when I cried myself if I wanted to bring it home anyway, if I could start digging with it (if I had brought it home I would have received it in a feeding bag like the one in front of me). who also treated her kitten in the same way), and they have a white kitten they found anyway, she can be brought in if I want, for comfort. I looked at that cat, but he had a pretty sick head, I think I would have been salted smoothly. They were so normal that I didn’t owe anything, but after that, I trusted them not to show an invoice either. I don't take any animals here anymore, I should have come when I listened to the phlegm talking to the guests in the office, they shouted at a girl that 'it's sad enough that this x-year-old cat hasn't been vaccinated yet, even though it's a cat inside, THE VIRUS IS IN "and left the doc in the waiting room.??‍♀️ I agree with commenters who have written that they don’t understand anything other than mandatory vaccinations and chip administration, I don’t think they know what they’re doing. I wouldn’t be surprised if it turns out that the doc (if it really is, because his paper and his white cloak don’t make him a doctor in my eyes) put him to sleep and pretended that the cat died on its own. At home interesting did not seem like he wanted to die, I left there a few hours later dead? Come on. But everyone has to decide for themselves whether to bring a sick pet here or rather look for a really good doctor because it’s more of a slaughterhouse than an animal hospital.