I was just sharing my experience, I have actually had better luck as far as getting an accurate diagnosis for my dogs at the 24 hour emergency veterinary clinic located 10 minutes from my home (in comparison to going to the regular vet).
I have only had to use them a handful of times over the years. The bill is a tough pill to swallow…..but what are you going to do on a Sunday afternoon when you have an emergency?
Sometimes the administering of subq fluids can make a world of difference in a dog that is sick and nauseous. I have found that a fresh pair of eyes assessing the situation is helpful too.
Again, only a vet that has examined your pet can make a diagnosis.
