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‘My Best Friend Is Dead’: LI Man Sues Vet After Dog Dies A consumer fraud lawsuit alleges Patchogue Animal Hospital used unlicensed staff who fatally administered medicine to a dog in 2020. William Watkins is suing a Suffolk veterinary practice after his dog, Taro, died in 2020. (Susan Chana Lask) PATCHOGUE, NY—A Long Island man …
LI Patch: Lask’s Veterinarian Consumer Fraud Suit After Dogs DieRead More
A Long Island veterinary hospital allegedly used untrained receptionists to perform risky medical procedures on animals, killing a beloved dog who only needed treatment for an ear infection, according to a new lawsuit. (Story By Gabrielle Fonrouge January 19, 2022 8:48am Updated) William Watkins, 68, brought his 8-year-old blue nose terrier Taro into the Patchogue …
NY POST: LI veterinary hospital had unlicensed staff perform high-risk procedures: suitRead More
On January 20, 2022, William “Chip” Watkins, an award winning professional speed boat racer, filed a class action consumer fraud complaint against a Long Island veterinarian and her hospital for killing his dog Taro, entitled William Watkins v. Patchogue Animal Hospital and Eva Armfield, DVM in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County, Index #601102/2022. Click here to …
CONSUMER FRAUD: DOGS DIE AS NY VETERINARIAN VIOLATES LAWRead More
