October 1, 2026.

 We have been arguing with the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners over their stupid decision to close the complaint with no action being taken against the clinic. So Far. See their letter to us here. But it's not over yet.
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 October 17, 2026.

 We are in shock. We picked up a copy of the Garland Police Report on the case we filed against Club Hill.  In  this report it states the Detective contacted  the Clinic for their statement  of  the events on the day Joey died at their clinic.  It  is not  the   Doctor who spoke  to  the Detective, but the 'Practice Manager', Lizbeth. She states that to perform the nail trim she had 1

  tech holding Joey's front legs down, and another tech holding down his back legs while she cuts his nails. Right there says a lot. She is not licensed to do anything to the animals herself. She also claimed that Joey bit her during the procedure which I don't doubt with all the pain they were causing him from the excessive cutting his nails. This is also the first I have heard of him biting anyone that day.  And that during the procedure Joey just collapsed.  And that when this happened they started CPR on him.  None of this adds up.  It  does back-up the theory that he was held down with excessive force. We are now demanding a full detailed list of events from his records which they are required to document everything that happened that  day  along  with  his  full  medical  record  file.

 

 When we went up to the clinic a couple of days after Joey died asking for a full explanation of what happened, Dr. Atwal was too busy to talk  to  us, even though no one else was at the clinic, and Lizbeth came out to talk to us. She never said anything   about Joey biting her or that three people were involved in his nail trim. This makes it all that much more worse. Three people and no one had the balls to say to the other two that they were harming this dog and to stop. If Joey was too much to handle that day the proper thing to do would be bring him back to us and tell us they could not safely trim his nails.

See the Police Report Here.

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