It's common sense that pet owners desire to buy reputable vet plans and insurance for their little pals, but good things always come with out-of-range prices that not every pet lover can afford. Therefore, several vet shops have come up with a promotion idea for their frequenters as well as offered preferential campaigns for advertisement, which is favored by many pet owners.
Nonetheless, occasionally, some unexpectedly dissatisfying incidents still take place. Today we like to share a cat lady's displeasing experience at her vet clinic that may help you when you have to look for vet service plans for your little furry angels.
Source: u/aita_banfield
The original poster with her Reddit account name
u/aita_banfield wrote her story on the popular subreddit
r/AmItheA**hole about her $35 per month insurance plan for her cat. As arranged, she brought her kitty to the veterinary clinic at 12 a.m. There, she heard a nurse by chance ask the secretary to have lunch, so she was afraid her cat would be left alone. Hence, she asked them if she could come back later.
Source: u/aita_banfield
Immediately, she received an impolite treatment with an answer which she knew later was false. She even caught the nurse badmouthing her being a crazy cat woman loudly behind her back. Getting angry, the OP wanted to call the vet manager, but the desk girl gave her the store's number. As a result, she stormed home with her kitten promptly. Her mother recommended she should neither make a complaint about those girls nor come to that clinic, which made her wonder if she had been a troublemaker for causing such a mess.
Source: u/aita_banfield
Redditors mostly sympathized with the OP. They supposed that she was reasonable to react her way. Besides, they advised her to leave an honest review on that vet clinic so that the others could consider whether to choose them or not. Plus, they detailed to her several local vet clinics to switch on. They also commented that pet owners should pick trustworthy vet services even if it would take a higher cost.
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Some people agreed with the OP's mom that she shouldn't ask for the manager's number because it wasn't the right way to solve her problem. She should have used the hotline or the feedback mailbox instead of calling the manager over that kind of problem. The OP responded to be grateful for Reddit's care and advice.
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
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