Complaint Review: Fixing the Boro SNIP Clinic - Statesboro Georgia
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- Fixing the Boro SNIP Clinic 915 E. Inman St. Statesboro, Georgia United States
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Fixing the Boro SNIP Clinic Took cat in to be spayed; they also cut a piece of her ear off. Statesboro Georgia
*Author of original report: Nothing standard about it
*General Comment: It is standard for FERAL cats
*Author of original report: No, it's not standard.
*Consumer Comment: Ear snip
*General Comment: Did you tell them it was a feral cat?
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I took my cat in to be spayed; this they did just fine, but for no Earthly reason, they also cut a piece of her ear off. I'm furious. Those in or near Statesboro, Georgia, don't touch these guys with a ten-foot pole.
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#5 General Comment
It is standard for FERAL cats
AUTHOR: Flint - (Afghanistan)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 24, 2023
This is done 100% of the time for FERAL cats. Because otherwise it is impossible to tell that they've already been sterilized unless you catch them, bring them to a clinic, and put them under.
And you never answered my question: did you tell them it was a feral cat to save $55 on the surgery fee?
#4 Author of original report
Nothing standard about it
AUTHOR: Seth - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 24, 2023
Yo d********, I told you I'd found her outside, but she now lived mostly inside with me. Take the s*** outta your ears and LISTEN. Even if this was not the case there's no reason to do such mutiliation. Who the heck brings in random feral cats for fixing, anyway? And how would this "track" a cat living in the wild? Simple and obvious answer: it wouldn't. This was nonsense, and if at all possible, I'll be seeing you in small claims court.
#3 Author of original report
No, it's not standard.
AUTHOR: Seth - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 24, 2023
I've had several cats, and knew many others who owned cats. I've NEVER seen or heard of this mutilation being "standard." I stand by my comment.
#2 Consumer Comment
Ear snip
AUTHOR: douglas - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 23, 2023
Thats pretty much the standard when a kitty gets spayed or neutured, female right ear, male left.
#1 General Comment
Did you tell them it was a feral cat?
AUTHOR: Flint - (Afghanistan)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 23, 2023
They cut the tip off one ear of feral cats to indicate that they have been sterilized. Perhaps someone made a mistake, or perhaps you told them it was a feral cat?
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