公益財団法人 日本小動物医療センター

The clinic mandated a translator for us since we don't know Japanese very well. The doctor and other staff members were very caring and gentle with my Frenchie and she seemed comfortable there. They explained all the risks of the MRI and anesthesia, but also mentioned the chances and eased our hesitance. She came through fine and was back to herself in a couple days. The doctor also took a lot of time after to explain everything in her MRI and answered all of our questions. They also sent the report back to our primary veterinary clinic with detailed explanations. They even gave her the cutest diaper. 😍

My dog ​​was indebted to me. The correspondence was good and kind, but since it was midnight, I pushed in the intercom, but it can not be helped because it is a corona virus, but it is masked and it is an intercom, so it is difficult to hear the voice, so in the elevator I was wondering whether it was the 3rd floor or the 2nd floor. Inside the elevator, the hospital is on the second floor. Etc., I would appreciate it if you could write it in an easy-to-understand manner.

About 10-15 minutes from the Kanetsu Expressway Tokorozawa exit. There is a parking lot in front of the hospital and a little away. It is a road that runs on the Koganei Kaido / Nerima Tokorozawa Line toward Kiyose, but it is crowded until you cross the Yanase River bridge toward Kiyose, and I do not want to pass if possible. Because cars flow in from three directions toward Kiyose. In addition, the road from Kiyose in the opposite direction to the hospital is also sloppy. Depending on the starting point, using Kan-etsu can shorten the time required.

I was taken care of for the treatment of intranasal sarcoma in my mongrel dog. I was hospitalized for 4 weeks and received radiation therapy, and recovered safely. Unfortunately, I have found a metastasis to another place, and after consulting with this teacher, I have started taking medication at a local hospital. I am very grateful that I was able to plan such a response smoothly thanks to the close contact with the teacher at the local hospital. And I am relieved that you will be able to cooperate and consult with us after that. I am truly grateful to the general medical department, oncology department, radiology department teachers, and clerical staff for clearly showing us how to respond to our anxieties and questions, and to present a budget for treatment costs.

The 10-month-old cat hadn't eaten or watered much since the morning, but at night he became sick, so he took him to the emergency room at night. My lungs were white on an X-ray, so when I had my lungs examined by blood tests and echoes, I found that I was in a dangerous condition with pulmonary edema, which seems to be due to heart failure. The teacher carefully explained as if to unravel the data and images, and frankly stated that there is a high possibility of dying in a dangerous state where water is accumulated only in the lungs while the blood is thick. , Conservative therapy with cardiac stimulants, etc. For the treatment, he carefully explained the cost and options regarding the method and life extension measures. The condition is also dangerous, so I was hospitalized as it was and had my teacher take over. Even after taking over, he kept in touch and explained the situation. I had a family visit on the evening of the first day of hospitalization, and immediately after that, I was notified of a decrease in blood pressure and went to the hospital again. After being told that it would be difficult to improve the situation and recovery and life extension would be difficult, he was offered to take him home and take care of him, continue treatment, or take euthanasia treatment. .. If I couldn't hope for recovery during the travel time, I wanted to take care of it at home if possible, and when I saw a cat complaining from the oxygen chamber with my eyes, I immediately took him home. I told you. When I got out of the examination room, I was deeply bowed, saying, "I'm sorry I couldn't help you," and although he was a young teacher, I was deeply moved by his sincere words and attitude. The cat died two hours after leaving the hospital and one hour after returning home. While I was on the move, I tried to feel nostalgic with Nyaanyaa with a high-pitched cry that I had never heard. From home, I was suffocating for a while, trying to lie down and trying to move to my favorite place, but soon I got sick and tried to move with just my front legs, like struggling. When I fell and came to my feet, I suddenly screamed, opened my eyes and spewed a large amount of pink foamy liquid from my mouth and nose, and while my family was watching, I died in a blink of an eye. It was too early to say goodbye, but at the end I was able to take care of the cat while rubbing my body while calling out to the cat who was desperately trying to do his best even if it was painful. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the teachers and medical staff who explained the severe situation without hiding it and contacted us with appropriate treatment as the situation worsened every moment. It will be announced. If the explanation was ambiguous, I wouldn't have been able to take care of it at home, hoping that it would be cured if I left it normally, and I think I regretted it. .. It was a short day, but thank you.