Cape Cod Cat Hospital

My cat Sammy was one of Dr Sisum’s first patients back in 1993. At that time, she didn’t have an office yet, so all her visits were at my home. She was a good vet. We stayed with her when she opened her first office on Rt 130. She diagnosed kitty AIDS & eventually chronic renal failure. Her manner was brusque, but I stayed because she said she would come to my house to euthanize Sammy when the time came.
When the time finally came, her receptionist told me she was too busy when I called. She may have offered me an office appointnent, I’m not sure because this was 15 years ago. My memory is fuzzy on that, but not about the rest. No amount of tears and pleading — I was beyond upset — could persuade her to either change her mind or put Dr Sisum on the phone or have her call me back. Yeah, she was *that* busy.
I spent the rest of the day calling vets in the area, trying to find someone to come. Mid-​Cape said she would. She was great with Sammy and with me. He died peacefully in my arms on the couch. Mid-​Cape sent a condolence card.
I would not take a cat back to Dr Sisum under any circumstances.
I know it’s hard to find exotic animal vets, so she might be a choice for that.
You decide for yourself.