I took my cat to Banfield because he stopped eating and was very lethargic. The vet checked his temp and did a visual exam. She could not tell me what was wrong with him but went on to discuss all the horrid, terminal things it could be. This was in front of my eleven year old daughter. After the vet had us both in tears, she said blood work needed to be done at the additonal cost of $250 (the fee was already up to $185). While I love my cat, I just did not have that kind of money. After questioning the vet further, I found out that the... read full review »