Matsuzono Animal Clinic - Morioka

When a large dog of the predecessor became ill at the age of 12 and had a illness about whether to have surgery, the director and two veterinarians at the time all said, "I will have surgery for my dog." As a result, he decided to undergo surgery that required general anesthesia, and as a result the dog lived long enough to be close to 17 years old. I am still grateful. It was the first time in a few years this year that I had a puppy at home for the first time in a long time, but I think the accurate diagnosis and response, and the work of all the staff are wonderful. I also took good care of my puppy at a kindergarten, and thanks to that, I was very happy that the sociality of this dog was polished. It's very crowded but recommended.

I am really grateful for finding an illness that I did not understand at other hospitals. The reception is polite and it is a nice hospital.

Conclusion: Birds cannot be seen at this hospital. If you are a bird keeper in Morioka, go to "Morioka Animal Hospital" or "The Animal Hospital". I don't really want to add a single star, but I have to add one because of the specifications. The following is a long sentence. I heard a rumor that I could see a bird, so I went to see him with Koza Kleinko. I got sick from 3 days ago and had symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, and open breathing. I was expecting it because the homepage is solid and it also mentions birds, but it was also a good place to disappoint. After the reception, I had to wait for tens of minutes, and the customers who came to the hospital later went into the examination room one after another. I was finally taken to the doctor's office and was told that the hair wasn't growing at the opening when I saw the bird. As you can see, it's fluffy. I don't understand what to look for and how it doesn't grow. I was able to have a stool test on the spot, but I couldn't get any palpation or auscultation, just looking at the birds from outside the cage. When you hear cough or open breathing, you usually suspect the respiratory tract. Even if not, palpation and auscultation are basic. But he didn't even do that and said that there was no problem from the outside. At that time, the bird was fluttering in my mouth (I think I was nervous), but I didn't touch it at all, so when I heard about it, I called a female nurse and what did she think? Asked for an opinion. The nurse also said, "When you eat rice, you mog mog like this." From there, I passed through the symptoms of coughing and sneezing, and showed off a poop about the ecology of parakeets, but all of them seem to come out immediately if I search on the Internet. I wanted to hear the diagnosis of the symptoms, but I was told the wrong thing, "The wild eats fruits as well as seeds and grains. Why don't you give them vegetables?" He also explained that "these children originally lived in Australia", but the origin of Koza Kleinko is not Australia but Africa. To be honest, I couldn't say anything. In the end, he was told, "Because it looks normal, I'll wait and see." Not only that, he left during the examination and began giving treats to other dogs in the examination room. Even if the nurse told me not to give it because I would vomit, I gave it. It is not possible at the time of examining birds in the examination room where the examination room is large and there are dogs and cats nearby. It's not the layout of the examination room where you can feel the intention to see birds and small animals. I usually palpate, but what should I do if I miss it and get sick? The vitamin preparation that was given was only written as "1 drop in drinking water", so when I asked at the reception how many ml it was, the mysterious question "Are you giving water in a bottle?" Was done. After that, I was told, "It's one drop in a water bowl for ordinary birds," and when I heard that the size of the water bowl varies, I hurried to ask the veterinarian. After waiting, the charge is over 3000 yen for this correspondence. To be clear, this is not a medical examination, so I feel like asking for a refund. I can do it if I just "see" the birds. We don't want to "see", we want to "see". To be honest, I thought that I, who is not a veterinarian, knows more about bird knowledge. Even an amateur can open a business if such an appropriate medical examination is sufficient. I also have a dog, but I definitely didn't want to be taken care of by a dog. I will never come again. I would like you to immediately remove the birds from the animals that can be examined, which are listed on the website. It was a fraud level.

I said I could see ferrets, but I can't. If you can't see it, you can tell me you can't see it ... I got a look at Hachinohe and recovered immediately!

I was on duty and contacted you. What happened? My cat seems to be sick with a nosebleed ❗ I told you, and sometimes it happens, if you really want to see it, I'll see it! And of course you can't trust such a hospital! After that, I went to the hospital in Aomori! About a week after that, I was told by the hospital that I was going to the hospital, but if the initial treatment was early, I still have a cute four-year-old tabby cat! !!

My family has decided to stay at this hospital for over 30 years. The animal love of the teachers and staff is incomplete. I will never forget that when my dog ​​died, he cried with me.

I had them see birds and dogs. I am convinced by the advice of male doctors and female doctors who think about animals first. Last year, when a dog attacked a bird and made it dying, he had an operation (wild bird). It's a great hospital. I also trust the diagnosis of dogs. Iwate was recommended here by veterinarians from other prefectures when I was transferred. The price is also reasonable and I really appreciate it.

A few years ago, this hospital was the only hospital where I was able to see my dog ​​who was sick early in the morning. I was at a loss because I couldn't contact any hospital, but I was the only one who could contact me even though I wasn't a family member. I think that there are almost no hospitals in Iwate prefecture that accept medical examinations from midnight to early morning. I sincerely hope that the number of hospitals that can respond flexibly will increase.