CAT FLUE NOT DIAGNOSED

<p>So we have a german shepard and two ther pups on the grounds. My female baby was feeling a little ill, she was down and wasn't eating all to well. </p> <p>I took her to oakfields vet on the 05th of December, complained about her not eating and her hip being sore, also her weight.</p> <p>She was very still and calm on the table.They gave her an injection for her hip and said we must come back after her medisyne is finsihed to go for ex rays if the hip issue is not sorted.</p> <p>My pup is usually really calm and chilled but she was abit abnormal. The vet didnt askk me about nausia or anything in that direction.Didn't take her temp or check her stool.</p> <p>On Tuesday the 6th She was VERY ill , she couldn't wal and was vomiting out even the tiny bit of water she managed to take in.</p> <p>I then immediatly rushed her to Rynfield vet in Pretoria road , the checked her gums, temp and stool and advised me they need to do a test for cat flue........ It was positive.. They also advised if it was checked for a day or two earlier her chances of suvival would've been MUCH greater.</p> <p>She is now hospitalized... R6000.00 for a week and not garanteed..</p> <p>I WILL NEVER EVER TAKE MY FUR BABIES TO OAKFIELDS AGAIN!!!!!! </p>