I brought a cat to this clinic after she had been attacked by dogs. She was weak, unable to move properly, repeatedly gagging, and foaming at the mouth. Because I was concerned about how serious her condition appeared, I asked whether she should stay at the clinic for observation. I was advised to take her home and return later in the evening. Sadly, the cat died before the follow-up visit. Afterward, I was told the cause was a heart attack. As a non-veterinarian, I cannot judge the medical conclusion, but I was left with unanswered questions about whether additional diagnostics, monitoring, or hospitalization should have been considered given the severity of her symptoms. I am sharing my experience so that other pet owners facing trauma cases can ask detailed questions about treatment options, observation, and emergency care before taking an injured animal home.
