Minamiosawa Animal Hospital - Hachioji

The explanation is solid and there is no problem in correspondence. The price is not too high, so you can have a medical examination with confidence. Also, if you subscribe to Anicom, you can get insurance on the spot and feel safe.

I went to see the dog because my dog's joints came off and I couldn't walk, but I didn't take a roentgen and was returned without any treatment. When I went to a different hospital today, I was diagnosed with a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament. There is no point in going to the hospital. I don't recommend it.

I had to stay in the hospital and I had to leave it for about 4 days. It was very helpful in correspondence It was my first time to use a pet hotel, but I was relieved that all the staff were kind when I called or picked up the hotel. Pets are back in good shape I'm really thankful to you I've had a dog since I was a kid and used it many times, but I thought it was the best hospital ever.

Before relocation, I saw a deceased cat in the night clinic and I showed respectfully to that enthusiasm but I am a bit far away, I changed my current hospital and I am currently in the hospital. The teacher who was in charge quit, although there is a little, I am concerned. I recently got a 24 hour medical hospital near my house, so I went, but again the new hospital is beautiful and attractive. This hospital is also beautiful, but there is a sense of patience a little on weekends. It is a waiting room that I want to go only on weekdays.

I had a medical examination in a hurry due to a poor diet. I had a good time with my cat ?, but before I knew it, I became an elderly cat ?. From now on, it is likely that we will be indebted to medical care more often.

Always try to be kind I am grateful to the director. I also love nail clippers I'm always having fun. Thank you very much.

I went to a university hospital and moved, so I was introduced as a family hospital. He was an intractable child with no illness, and even if I explained the circumstances so far, he seemed to make a fool of himself with a half laugh. (I'm the director) I came to the hospital with a letter of introduction from the previous hospital and told me that I would be contacted in advance, but in the end I was refused to see it. When I told this story, the teacher at the university hospital was also amazed. There was no cuddling attitude at all and I just felt really uncomfortable.

There are only a few dozen directors nationwide, and I was confident that I was a "certified veterinarian oncology type 1", but I made a serious medical error. I always went to this hospital for many years to see the tumors found on CT scans taken at the CT center about once every one to two months. Every time, the result of the examination continued to be told by the director, "The tumor on the CT is too small to be seen on our echo." However, at the final examination, he was suddenly told that he had a tumor 10 cm in size, and he had an operation at another hospital and died, but it was too late and he died a little later. Surprisingly, the tumor that the director said at each visit was "too small to be seen in the echo" was actually well visible! I don't know when it was in the picture, Three images shown at the last examination, There is 2 cm in the first image. Two months later, it tripled to 6 cm. Two months later, it was twice as large as 10 cm, and at each examination, everything was clearly reflected in the echo until it suddenly became a huge tumor. However, the director kept telling me every time he had a medical examination, "I still can't see it in the echo." I don't know why I made such a serious medical error ... And there is no apology from the director. .. .. (I don't want to add a single star, but I can't post without it, so I can't help it.) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Director-sensei It seems that I can not reply to the reply from the teacher, so it will be a long sentence, but I will add a new one. > "I was able to confirm by echo every time" It is written that ... The tumor in the liver was told the size every time, but the fact is that the tumor in the spleen was "too small to be seen in the echo yet", the teacher continued to say. That's why I went to the beans for follow-up without surgery. At the time of the last examination, it was suddenly said that there was a large tumor over 10 cm, and on that day, the teacher seemed to notice for the first time that a tumor of the spleen, which he had been saying that he could not see in the previous examination, was actually shown. I still remember the impatient state of the teacher at that time and the incoherent explanations in every word. (I also wrote down all the conversations.) And if that's the case, let's assume that the teacher was able to confirm it every time. If so, why didn't you tell the owner at least at the time of the examination when the size suddenly tripled in two months? ?? ?? It's three times faster in two months, more than six centimeters, and the location is [I was most worried] the spleen. Even if you are not a first-class oncologist like your teacher, a general veterinarian, and I, the owner, can understand how dangerous it is to leave this condition unattended. > "I presume that another hemangiosarcoma has newly developed and has grown rapidly." It is written that ... This is not important for this mistake. The reason is as follows. The problem was that he kept saying, "It's too small to be seen in the echo yet." If the tumor that was only seen on CT was first seen on the echo, or if the examination showed the actual condition when it had tripled in size in at least two months, the spleen would definitely be removed by surgery. I would have done it. (Because of that, I went to follow-up and examination all the time.) And by removing it, there is absolutely no such thing as "another new hemangiosarcoma" as the teacher wrote. Since there is no spleen itself, there is no chance of a new spleen. For the above reasons, it doesn't matter whether it's another tumor or a pre-existing tumor, The big problem is that I kept saying things that weren't true, saying, "It's too small to be seen in the echo yet." It didn't make sense to go through a medical examination every one or two months for many years. And the huge tumor caused severe pain to the dog, and the life span was greatly shortened. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. And one more thing apart from this matter. Later, I found out by examining it here. It was when I had an operation to remove a benign tumor before. After returning home, I had allergic symptoms that seemed to stop breathing, so I brought my dog ​​to the night clinic. At that time, the teacher said, "I don't know the cause." Even if it is not confirmed, if you do not know what seems to be the cause even a little, it is highly likely that you will have the same or more allergic shock symptoms at the time of some surgery in the future, and you may die. ... With that in mind, when I consulted with my relatives and a doctor I knew, it was highly possible that the cause was an anesthetic. So I asked the teacher about the anesthetic used in the surgery. Every time I went to the examination, I couldn't get an answer no matter how many times I asked. rice field. As a result, you used a contraindicated anesthetic for your dog, didn't you? .. .. I had an allergy test there, so I should have known that, but I have to think that I probably noticed it after the surgery and avoided teaching the owner an anesthetic for that. If I didn't check it, I wouldn't know it was a mistake. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. P.S. I noticed that the director deleted the reply I wrote here before I knew it. Immediately after making a terrible medical error that was directly linked to death I asked for my email address for discussion, but it was rejected and avoided. A few months after my dog ​​died, I wrote here, and only three hours later, the director replied (written) here. The director wrote me the fact of a medical error, and I'm sure he wrote it in a hurry ... The director's reply was full of contradictions, but he didn't seem to notice it, and he was digging a grave himself, so when I replied to it, the director deleted his writing before I knew it. (I took a screenshot just in case that might happen.) Despite making extremely terrible medical errors, the director made an extremely terrible medical error, such as a mistake that directly led to death and an anesthesia error that could not have been known without investigation. I do not apologize or reflect. I have to think that there is no conscience or sincerity. Such veterinarians still advertised as "tumor specialists" and (because there was no apology or remorse), perhaps without investigating the cause of the medical error they made and devising measures to prevent recurrence, nothing happened. It's really scary to think that I'm still seeing a doctor normally. .. ..