Contra Costa Veterinary Emergency Center

1410 Monument Blvd Ste 108 ConcordCA94520
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24 Hours, 7 Days a Week
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Experienced Emergency Veterinarians and Technical Staff Always On Duty, Aaha Accredited, Emergency Services, Pet Products, Aaha, Aaaha, 35 Years of Compassionate Community Service, Science Diet
by merchantcircle on February 17, 2015 from merchantcircle

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Contra costa pet killing fields:
We took our cat to this death center for extreme emaciation and lethargy; for our $1300-plus tab we were told his prognosis was grave(that was obvious)but that nobody there was capable of diagnosing his imminent illness without a costly ultrasound exam, which would've undercut our "care credit" limit so that even "palliative" care would've been precluded. Throughout that traumatic trial, "Dr. Death" Erin Nohava MBA, repeatedly persisted with engaging us in puerile discussions concerning our "moral and philosophical beliefs" whilst insisting that, "IT'S NOT WRONG TO PUT HIM DOWN" in light of our "financial constraints." Atop all that she actually whined that we were "tying(her)hands" by not paying for their sacrocanct ultarsound exam. We were there for the cure, not the kill, at all costs. Nohava was there keen on just the cost and the kill! Then she had the unmitigated gall to sebd us a sympathy note after our cat died of "respiratory and cardiac arrest" in her high-gear killing-mode care! Their motto is: Pay Upfront For Our Exorbitant Diagnostics, Or Die, We Don't Give A Damn! We'd Rather Euthanize Anyway! Nohava should be in the extortion, not the veterinary, business. Pet executioners ought to put themselves down before selling putting pets down when they're in dire need of life-SAVING, not life-ending efforts! This is a pet hell with severely screwed up priorities!
by Joseph Covino Jr on July 13, 2008
sammie:
my 9 wk old puppy fell into our pool. long story short(damn the livermore fire stations for not letting me use a portable oxy tank to transport her to concord) cudos to the station on Neal St in pleasanton!
Dr shewall was fantastic. his staff was great and my near drowning turned out fine. She had a30% chance and thanks to this wonderful clinic and their love and compassion, my pomeranian made it. You can't put a price on a life and speaking of price, I really was ready to pay at least twice what I did.There are only 2 local places with a ventilator - Concord and UC Davis. Just so you all know - in case!! Don't be fooled by some of the other vet clinics. Look at this Doctors years in emergency practice. I think it says it all.
Thanks to you, all of you!
Patti Gentile and Sammie too
by patti on March 24, 2008