Business ProfileforMountain Empire Veterinary Services, PC

I adopted two cats from Julias jungle (mountain empire vet) on April 9th 2024. ****** and Iko. Once getting the cats home, I realized ****** (a female feline) had a ton of dried p*** stuck to her fur. I shaved her **** trying to get her cleaned up and help her. Doing so, caused us to figure out that she had a leaking b******* and ruptured oil glands. We were incredibly heartbroken and had to return her to Julias jungle due to not having hundred to thousands of dollars to spend on her surgery needed. They didnt care and put her right back in adoption room to be adopted out as is. We kept *** as he acted and looked 100% fine and healthy. We still wanted two cats, so we put our trust in Julias jungle and adopted another cat from them named eep. Again, we had to return her due to her physical health problems and not taking care of herself. Today, May 23rd, 2024 I decided to take our adopted cat, Iko, to a different vet. I had a gut feeling that Julias jungle adopts cats out and does not tell anyone of their health conditions given our experience. Unfortunately, I was right. *** has a severe heart condition that makes his life expectancy low. He is only 5.5 years old. The new vet we took him to was able to diagnose him within 5 seconds just by listening to his heart. We now have to pay for a bunch of testing to try and help this cat that we have already fallen in love with and do not want to lose. I went in to Julias jungle to explain to them what is happening and both the receptionist along with the vet tech treated me horribly and spoke to me like I was stupid while laughing in my face for crying. They focused on my passed away cat and his condition instead of their adoption cats. The vet tech also swore to me that Iko was 100% healthy and okay to be adopted out. However, the vet we took him to told us that this heart condition develops within the first 2-4 years of a cats life.