It's about your cat.... Poster Nutbag??
Dear ****
We have been regular shoppers of the local store in Dayton, Nevada. We have been very pleased with the pricing, selection, and location of this store, and we stop by for shopping at least a few times a week.
We would like to bring to your attention an incident that we are very concerned about. On July 15, 2005 at about noon, my wife, Victoria, went to the pharmacy section of the store and spoke to the head pharmacist, *** **** about treating our pet cat for pain he was suffering from after a fight with another cat. In front of other employees there, Ms. **** advised that Tylenol should be used for cats, and that aspirin should be used for dogs. Victoria followed her professional advice and gave the cat a small dose of Tylenol to the cat, and then was informed by our veterinarian that this was a poison that could potentially kill him.
Dr. Haig at Carson Valley Animal Hospital is now treating our cat, and treatment costs are expected to be in the range of (more money than I care to mention now) . He suggested that we should present this bill to the pharmacy, and also file a complaint to the pharmaceutical board in Reno, Nevada.
Please contact us at your earliest convenience so that we can discuss this matter further.
We have been regular shoppers of the local store in Dayton, Nevada. We have been very pleased with the pricing, selection, and location of this store, and we stop by for shopping at least a few times a week.
We would like to bring to your attention an incident that we are very concerned about. On July 15, 2005 at about noon, my wife, Victoria, went to the pharmacy section of the store and spoke to the head pharmacist, *** **** about treating our pet cat for pain he was suffering from after a fight with another cat. In front of other employees there, Ms. **** advised that Tylenol should be used for cats, and that aspirin should be used for dogs. Victoria followed her professional advice and gave the cat a small dose of Tylenol to the cat, and then was informed by our veterinarian that this was a poison that could potentially kill him.
Dr. Haig at Carson Valley Animal Hospital is now treating our cat, and treatment costs are expected to be in the range of (more money than I care to mention now) . He suggested that we should present this bill to the pharmacy, and also file a complaint to the pharmaceutical board in Reno, Nevada.
Please contact us at your earliest convenience so that we can discuss this matter further.
posted by Zook at 5:42 PM
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"Did you ever waken to the sound of street cats making love?
You guess from the cries you were listening to a fight.
Well you know, oh know, haste is the last thing they're thinking of.
You know they're only tryin' to make it thru the night."
How's your cat doing? I hope he gets better soon. :(
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