You must be one of the very few people who have nothing but praise for the vets in Madeira.
I hope for your sake that these positive experiences continue.
In this case, I don’t see any significant room for interpretation.
No necessary monitoring was carried out, and obvious and clearly identifiable side effects were ignored. Instructions to discontinue treatment in this form were also ignored. After sending a video of the animal fighting for its life, no emergency assistance was offered; instead, we were wished a peaceful night.
Furthermore, the body was lost in the second clinic and incinerated like rubbish. The clinic itself admits this in its email.
I would like to report something different, but that’s how it was.

These veterinarians over here seem to have carte Blanche
There needs to be accountability

How do they lose a dog ..
Who are the ones that are responsible .
Should be sacked straight away..

I hope you take these vets to court
And that there is some justice to
This incompetence
Of both vets …

We saw already this year about the lynx
Thst was accidently ( murdered)
By those in the know
Because it went against certain conditions not to keep this type.of animal

Where it and it’s owners had caused no problems … To anyone outside their home …
Just other horrible sad humans sticking there noses into a situation without regard for the best outcome for the animal..

I had a perfectly healthy dog sent to a clinic to be castrated at 10am.
The animal was kept in a crate without food in preparation for the operation.
Unfortunately, nothing hapenned until 6pm after clinic had finished for the day and minutes before we arrived to pick dog up.
We were handed an animal clearly still under a bit of sedation bleeding from the operation.
Upon refusing an animal in that state, it was agreed that a better job should be done and so animal was put under general anaesthetic again.
We arrived at 9pm expecting to take the animal home but found him still under the effects of the anaesthetic and unable to stand up.
Again we refused to take animal home in that state.
Much arguing about the inconvenience to the clinic took place as no night staff available but we were worried that we might loose out pet if no expert help was on hand should anything happen during the night snd told them that it was their problem.
The vet agreed to find someone to stay with the dog overnight.
We turned up in the morning to find a black and blue animal that would make most people eyes water.
When we complained, and refused to pay for such an atrocity, the police were called instead of an apology and some remorse shown.
Subsequently we complained to the veterinary authorities who took over 2 years to reply to us and only to say that they could do nothing as the 2 years gap that they have in which to deal with the case had lapsed.

Miserable and unacceptable beyond belief.