Eisefin
Oh goodness, yes! I watch this show all the time. My husband cannot watch it, but it fascinates me and sometimes really saddens me that a lot of the causalities that happen to the animals could have been avoided if they would have been smarter or better informed.
That and there's also the owners that can't afford to do anything even though they KNOW something is wrong.
A woman brought in her dog, and it would fall over and twitch, and it's balance was off, so she brought it in, and the neurologist was like, it could be a tumour, brain trauma/inflammation, etc. and that they needed to do an MRI to find out what the cause was. And then the owner was like "what if we do nothing"?
O.O
The symptoms will get worse, duh. I mean, I can understand wanting to avoid big medical expenses like MRI's and other scans. When Honeycake was diagnosed with epilepsy, we didn't do an MRI, though that was because all the preliminary testing for thyroid etc. issues came back normal, and they basically told us that either way the treatment would be the phenobarbitol daily, so we decided just to monitor her on meds and she responded well and 5 years later she is still very healthy.
