Fuqk anybody that says that.
February 25, 2017, by CBS News Wire
TAMPA, Fla. — Not all pet owners are good caretakers of their beloved four-legged friends, veterinarian Dr. John Gicking told WTSP.
“There aren’t specific training that’s done, and that’s probably one of the reasons vets are targeted in particular because we want to make sure pets are being comfortable if they are in pain.”
Veterinarians across the country have reported cases where owners are using their pets to get their hands on a drug called tramadol, an opioid painkiller.
In Kentucky, police said a dog had to get stitches after his owner cut him open so she would be prescribed the painkiller. Then in Oregon, last year, a raid led authorities to seize 100,000 tramadol pills and rescue over a dozen dogs.
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