My Husky started vomiting and stopped eating on 12 July 2026. I took him to this clinic on 13 July 2026, where he was given medication for a week. However, his condition did not improve. By 16 July 2026, it appeared that something was stuck in his stomach, and on 19 July 2026, the clinic confirmed that surgery was required. The surgery was performed on 20 July 2026. Throughout the treatment, I found it difficult to get timely care. The veterinarian was often unavailable, asking us to come back in the evening for medication, and when I called for updates or assistance, I was told he was in meetings. Based on my experience, I do not recommend this clinic for stomach surgeries. I was concerned that they did not have the proper equipment, or that the available equipment was not functioning adequately. During the surgery, they were initially unable to locate the mango seed in my Husky's stomach. Despite my Husky undergoing major surgery, he was discharged on the same day without any period of post-operative observation or monitoring. Tragically, within three hours of being discharged, my Husky passed away. This was a heartbreaking experience for my family. In my opinion, the treatment, facilities, and post-operative care did not meet the standard I expected for such a serious condition. I encourage other pet owners to carefully consider choosing a veterinary hospital with well-maintained equipment, experienced staff, and proper post-surgical monitoring to give their pets the best possible chance of recovery.
