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TrustScore 3 out of 5

3.2

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North Greenville Avenue 111, Suite A, 75002 Allen, Texas, US

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940-566-5551

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  1. Non-Profit Organization
  2. Veterinarian

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TCAP is a nonprofit organization that provides high quality, affordable vaccines and spay and neuter. To schedule an appointment, call 940-566-5551. TCAP's caring, compassionate veterinary staff is dedicated to controlling pet overpopulation.

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  • North Greenville Avenue 111, Suite A, 75002, Allen, Texas, United States

  • 940-566-5551

3.2

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Refuses to spay/neuter for non health related issues.

I would like to have someone from TCAP explain to me what, precisely, potential deafness, has to do with declining to neuter a stray that I rescued. I took him to our vet to see if they could write something stating that he's not deaf, but they couldn't since he *had* (past tense) had an ear infection. Then after they went to the back, I heard them say, "We got another one TCAP is refusing."

He is completely healthy. Even if he *is* completely deaf, deafness is not a health condition. But this is what TCAP stated as a reason for not neutering him.

Please explain to me what the ear/scrotal connection is, and what one has to do with the other.

April 19, 2024
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