Well, when I had cats the vet tech would ask why the cat is there, get some details, get a weight, take the temperature, look in the ears and take a swab. Then the doctor came in, read the tech's notes, put his light in the ears and eyes, looked at the teeth and gums, listened to the heart and felt the cat up. Usually he would know what's wrong by the end of that (lol, he's that good)
Personally, I'd find another vet. I had one vet who told me my cat had a BB on his spine. It was a cyst...
Personally, I'd find another vet. I had one vet who told me my cat had a BB on his spine. It was a cyst...