I have noticed, that they assume you have no money and will trivialize the importance of your pet too you, also saying medicines are expensive, so that they are not accountable, especially if you are on your own with no witnesses...more-so if you have a cat...this behavior is re-enforced by some of the nurses to the point-of-being-rude (happen too me in the past there with a different cat) and some of them accusing you on not doing what is best for your beloved pet. 28/11/27, My cat was very ill, took her too them just after 9:00am... waited 10 minutes or so before I were seen, she was examined by a vet who had said..."she has clear eyes, nice gum color and no fluid in her lungs on having a viral infection"...he also said before that the tablets were better than the injected anti-biotic, but I explained that she/ Meeska would only throw-up the tab later-on, he repeated himself, she was than quickly treated with the antibiotics and something else as I forgot what he said...being I were worried about her..I than tried to explained if I needed abudget, but realising what I said...I than say that...it does not matter whatever needs to be doneafter he/vet had said the inject are quite expensive?! I was told to bring-her-back if she got worse? I actually thought he was going to keep her in over-night with an IV, as he said her temp was already 41 degree, if it goes to 42 she'll die, As I said thats why I'm asking, as I dont know!" I pay my bill and left with the vet opening the door for me to exit the building, by 4:00pm (when they open again)...I immediately saw my cat was getting worse...I took her too them...I drove onto there lack of car space property...in a panic...I get-out of my car so the nurses could see me through there counter window...a short in statured nurse with tied hair comes-out from opening the sliding glass-door (as no one is aloud to wait in the pet patient room... everyone is out side in the heat)...I say "she's got worse!" The vet nurse pauses to recognize me from earlier and replies " I'll put her in the...line...Ok!"...she then says " have to find somewhere to park your car, as other cars will be coming-in with there pets..." I did not know how to reply to that insensitive remark to my distraught state...as she quickly rushes back-inside...as I had also open my car door to check the state of my cat, moaning in agony in the heat...I suddenly looked at the, least 6 or more people in-front of me...(Knowing if I styaed my cat/Meeska would dead in minutes), who were obviously more concerned about there own situations...causing me to hammer-fist my car roof, looking at my cats worsening condition in the heat...I quickly...got back in my car and drove home...and placed my beloved cat onto the bath room tile floor and gave her a syringe of 20ml of water orally. 50 minutes later she was looking alright, so I went-out for an hour...but when I get-back home I found my beloved cat dead on the hall-way floor...I tried to resuscitate her through her nose...but her neck and front legs had already stiffen from the heat after only an hour....I still can not believe she is dead...I cried for over 2 hours!!! The vets themselves are very professional!