Yerevan, Tumanyan Street, 33этаж цокольный
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Closed until 11:00 AM
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Marshal Baghramyan
950 m
Valery Bryusov University
223 m
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14 reviews
April 17
Excellent clinic, very pleasant veterinarian. You can also buy food here.
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January 3, 2024
I'll try to follow the facts.
Positive:
+ The doctor explains his assumptions, answers questions
+ Treats the animal carefully, vaccinates and takes blood normally. Although the animal was kicking much harder at the blood collection here than at another clinic.
Negative:
- 1. I am not aware either of my competitors in Yerevan, or in general about the development of veterinary medicine in Yerevan. 1.1. At some point, he claimed that a combined vaccine was temporarily missing in Yerevan, although apparently it was in other clinics. 1.2. He claimed that the IFA analysis is not done in Yerevan. Later, another clinic said what they were doing. 1.3. Claimed that they do not do chemotherapy in Yerevan, although we undergo it in another clinic.
-2. Does not make a final judgment about what should be done with the animal. At the same time, it does not clearly explain all the options and their possible outcomes. He leaves the whole decision to the owners completely, does not take any responsibility.
-3. He argued that cytology should not be done, since it is a) dangerous for tissue overgrowth b) absolutely not indicative c) expensive. I considered histology to be the only diagnostic option - surgical intervention. Later, in another clinic, they explained to us normally that the chance of finding out the diagnosis through cytology is 60-70% and they diagnosed it in one go thanks to this analysis.
-4. The clinic is not equipped with equipment. The only thing there is a Soviet device, it seems, for supplying oxygen.
-5. The doctor had tests that he called "bad, but not that life-threatening." Knowing their result, he agreed that we could take the animal to the Russian Federation for treatment, given that it would be in a month. In another clinic where we are currently being treated, according to these tests, they said that the animal had no more than a month to live.
It seems to me that there is a language barrier in communication (in Russian).
To sum up: you can get vaccinated. If you have something unclear with the animal and need normal diagnosis and treatment, go to another clinic. If the doctor says that there is something missing in Yerevan, check it a hundred times before you believe it.
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December 22, 2023
Two cats have been sterilized, they are already running around and putting up a house. Everything went well! thank you very much! In addition, toilet filler is cheaper than in regular pet stores and there is liquid food in cans!) I recommend it!!!
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