Rylie
Diorcats
I live in North Dakota and not many savannahs, if any at all, are seen here. I live in a small town with about three local vets and am having trouble finding a vet that will use only isoflurane in Nailah's spay. They want to treat her like a DSH, which I understand but I do believe that they aren't 100% the same and I want to abide by my birth contract with the breeder.
One vet even said "We treat savannahs all the time, we don't think its necessary to use only isoflurane so we won't." I find it hard to believe that in this rural North Dakota town they treat savannahs all the time.
I also asked several questions about raw feeding. They all looked at me like I'm trying to poison Nailah. They've see bones rip through intestines before. I asked if the bone was a raw bone or a cooked bone, and they had no idea.
Looks like I'm going to have to make a special trip to Minneapolis which is 5 hours away to get any assistance with her care that is beyond normal immunizations and checkups.
Just wondering if you have any idea why several vets would refuse to use only isoflurane? Any advice for me in speaking with regular vet about this?
One vet even said "We treat savannahs all the time, we don't think its necessary to use only isoflurane so we won't." I find it hard to believe that in this rural North Dakota town they treat savannahs all the time.
I also asked several questions about raw feeding. They all looked at me like I'm trying to poison Nailah. They've see bones rip through intestines before. I asked if the bone was a raw bone or a cooked bone, and they had no idea.
Looks like I'm going to have to make a special trip to Minneapolis which is 5 hours away to get any assistance with her care that is beyond normal immunizations and checkups.
Just wondering if you have any idea why several vets would refuse to use only isoflurane? Any advice for me in speaking with regular vet about this?