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Bobby dog. Thanks.
I didn’t doubt that they do at all, I’d like to know why she thinks that they are the only one. Of course vets are going to get something for carry different companies foods in their practices. It’s a business. They are also not going to give up valuable space in their practices out of the goodness of their hearts. Don’t get me wrong, I love the vet practice that I take the girls to. I love all four doctors, all the techs and the front staff is amazing. All have been their for more years than I can remember. Great group. They are by far the most compassionate, kind animal loving group I have ever been to in all the states that I have lived in in my 66 years. It’s the reason I’ve stuck with them for 13 years and counting. BUT…it’s still a business. Anyone that believes that they are not getting some compensation from all the companies they carry, and probably also why they choose the brands of meds they sell, is being naive (sp?). Aimee has always had something against THK, of course, as well as others and I was just being my old curious self. I do know the old saying that “curiosity killed the cat” but I’ve always believed that “satisfaction brought him back”. I’m a New York City gal by birth, we’re nosy, curious, want answers to everything. I usually don’t butt into too much sometimes I’ll just read a post that bugs me especially when I read that THK is the only company that compensates (or the only one she knows about…you know that’s not true). She’s a really smart lady and because of that I believe she knows better.
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