Not a review but a comment on the previous review: Mucus plug comes before placenta. Basic pregnancy of mammals. If "placenta" came out before hand, there was something wrong with the animal or it wasn't placenta at all. There may have also been a tumor, not kittens in there if she's passing questionable fluids and tissue.

TERRIBLE. If I could rate this "hospital" below one star, I would. I went in because my pregnant cat had passed a placenta and at the time I didn't know what it was. While doing the evaluation on my cat, my kitty passed her mucous plug, the technician had no idea what the discharge was and the actual vet never commented on it. When I showed the vet what I had found, he told me that it couldn't be the placenta. He also stated "I'm not saying your cat isn't pregnant, but if she is, she's not going to give birth anytime soon." Well she gave birth that night after the visit. They then proceeded to tell me there COULD be some major complications internally that we don't know about and won't know about unless we open her up or take our chances. He ball parked the procedure to be $200 to $300. I decided to take my chances, because why would I let someone who can't even tell me what's wrong with my pet cut her open? I would NEVER recommend this establishment to ANYONE. I honestly don't see how they obtained a license to practice.