Posted By : Rob Miller ( jf_Miller7819@dangerbase.com)
URL : http://www.none.com Posted : 7/9/2009 Comments : Cool site.
Posted By : Liz Scanlon
Posted : 10/5/2008
Comments : My poor cat had suffered for years' on and off with endless itching and scratching, inflamed ears, bladder infections and endless visits to several different vets which never cured her, just treated her symptoms. She felt miserable, didn't want to be touched, was light in weight, and every few months would flare up again. Canned food with the 2nd ingredient being a chemical that when researched, turned out would eventually cause kidney problems, was suggested. I refused to give her the food and spent hours on the internet trying to find a treatment for her, only to find a raw diet. It worked for awhile, and then the cycle of pain started again. I was so confused, I would take out ingredients from her food thinking she was allergic and started another recipe. Nothing worked, I felt defeated and sad that she was miserable. I knew I had to get her help, but had already spent hundreds with traditional vets to no avail.
When someone told me about a vet in
Brookfield that was "unbelievably wonderful with animals and their ailments" I booked an appointment for a diet consultation. My cat was allowed to walk around the room, rather than being muzzled in previous appointments and examined. That appointment was two months ago, all her problems are gone, AND I have been blessed with a happy cat that feels healthier and has gained weight. I would swear that Squibnocket are indeed "kitty whisperers". I cannot thank them enough.
Posted By : Teresa Delahanty
Posted : 8/30/2008
Comments : A year ago, my German Shepherd Kasch was miserable. He was scratching his ears until they were raw and bleeding, licking his paws raw, and constantly having diarrhea. He was on antihistamines and steroids almost year round... and then we came to Squibnocket. Dr A and his staff were very kind and thorough. Kasch was taken off all of his medications and put on chinese herbs. He also had a few laser acupuncure treatments..Each time we arrived at the office , we were greeted warmly. Kasch was always happy to see Dr A and his staff throughout his treatment. After a while he was weaned off of the chinese herbs as well. That was 6 months ago and today he remains very comfortable. He is no longer scratching, chewing or having an upset tummy... and no more medication! We couldn't be more happy with the care and treatment which Kasch received. Dr A and his staff are always kind, caring and professional. From the start I felt that we were treated with genuine concern and not just as "another patient". Thank you to everyone at Squibnocket for such wonderful care.
Posted By : Jodi Bialik
Posted : 1/22/2008
Comments : My rescued Great Pyrenees has been a patient at Squibnocket for the last several months. She has been coming for physical therpay for a torn ACL. While surgery in the future is almost inevitable, she has benefitted greatly from her physical therapy. Dr. A. offers a staggering array of treatment modalities by combining his vast knowledge of both Eastern and Western medicine. The staff here is by far the most professional, dedicated and caring of any staff I have encountered. They truly go above and beyond to help both client and owner feel comfortable. Dr. A's expertise is equally matched by his genuine care and concern for his clients. This office serves as an example of what superior customer service should look like.
Posted By : Angela DuPree ( angcain3@aol.com)
Posted : 1/14/2008 Comments : Last year, my rottweiler Cain experienced partial paralysis and was in indescribable pain. He was on heavy narcotics and rest for a month, although pain hardly gives you a "rest". After minimal results with one vet, I went to Dr A and was really surprised at the varied treatments and the amount of personal attention of himself and staff. He watched my dog intently and really studied his body movement and flexibility to diagnose the problem and get him moving. At the time, Cain was only able to walk for 20 minutes at a time, had very pale gums, and used a ramp to get in and out of my home. I was hopeful after the appointment, but was exhausted from the stress of watching him in pain, so my original expectation was low. However, I couldnt believe the variety of treatments available...lasers, magnetic blanket, underwater treadmill, the 9 day pulse therapy,and the large "jacuzzi" for therapy. Admittedly, I was leery about the Eastern traditions but took a chance and changed Cains diet to a homemade one. "Surprise", within 2 -3 weeks, Cain was PULLING ME on our walks and could now go up to an hour!!! He is so happy, but now he thinks any food I cook is his-so we are working on that. I only wish I had started this sooner, as I now have a PUPPY again! Although I know Cain won't last forever and is irreplaceable, his treatment will always be in this place and he will continue to whine and beg for treats that he knows he can get with just a sad look.....what is better than that???
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