University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Urbana, Illinois

Took my 8 month old Yorke there in bad condition dropped a 20 MG bacoflin on floor with one second he ate it with 15 min vomiting lifeless took him there said he need full time care didn't do much ,i myself researched the pill on way there and no antidote to reverse but totally screenshot what exactly needed to be done for this medication read it loud and clear didn't listen to me was barely breathing 3 breaths per min when left there cause they give him that,wow do your research clinic! they even give him diazapam they said for ciesure well he already out of it from that pill they drug him more which by time we left tounge out was definitely worse then when i got there which I clearly stated it said not to do that they recommended we put him down on spot !!! if not going to be well 1st quote up to 2k then come back said over 4k so I chose not put him down even made me sign a paper I was going against putting him down and there care plan ,took him home contacted local vet they started iv right away no other med by morning he was up and going like nothing happened sad if I took the advice of this Dr vet clinic I'd be shattered wo my baby, he was in local vet less then 24 hours that night picked him up by noon same day so needless to say always trust your gut ! Very disappointed charged me almost 200.00 at u of I for nothing my local vet kept him overnight 146.00 wow they said over 4k to save him very disappointed with the service and when u r pets are like your babies u do what u got to thank goodness I had the sense to take him elsewhere otherwise my puppy been euthanized and gone right now !not even a courtesy call to do follow up !very disappointed! Almost 200.00 totaly upsetting ! Then while I'm trying to get him to another vet they take 30 min to get him and then make me sign all this paperwork totaly uncalled for ,idk who the girl was there that night but they had plenty of time while he was back getting dosed up more to get all that done !so lesson ed learned gut instinct always go with it!