Veterinary Malpractice

Did you bring in your dog for a routine spay only to have her bleed to death?

Put up your cat for boarding with your veterinarian only to return from your trip to find, instead, that they put him down?

Have reason to believe that your veterinarian or her assistant treated your companion animal with gross negligence, causing infection, serious trauma, or death?

In addition to filing a complaint with the Veterinary Board of Governors, contact an animal law attorney to explore your legal recourse and seek to heighten the standard of care afforded by the veterinarians to their nonhuman animal patients.


Photo of Cady the Labrador, Courtesy of Grant Hopper

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