1
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POSTED: | BY: Marsha
Not surprised
Took our 10 month old kitten in for unspecified pain in the rear end. Physical exam showed no obvious injury. Blood work came back normal. Vet expressed her anal glands as a possible cause was sent home with pain meds. During the exam the vet on call noticed she had she oral issues with her adult teeth. Embrace has now decided our visit was for dental issues and never even addressed the reason we took our kitten in. We made a separate appointment for our kitten to have her mouth evaluated by our regular vet who sent pictures to the specialist. I notice looking at our online pet portal that our kitten is now listed as having diarrhea as a pre existing condition when she was less than two months old. Embrace came highly recommended. I feel a bit disappointed and thankful this wasn't a full blown medical emergency. Now I have to wonder if they're going to use baby kitty runs as a reason to cover nothing the rest of her life.