The website and Facebook page for reporting cases of veterinary malpractice

Medical malpractice doesn't just affect people, but pets too. And when Roberto Marchi saw his dog Lea die from an absolutely unnecessary, yet pointless, surgery, he decided to start a Facebook page called Chronicles of veterinary malpractice.

Since then the community has grown a lot and today the Facebook group includes more than 8 thousand people, but it was also born a site which provides assistance and advice in cases where there have been obvious errors on the part of the veterinarian.

The website presentation states:

<Hospitalizing a pet cannot be opportunistically transformed into the core business of a clinic: many illnesses, even serious ones, can be treated in small day hospitals, and many people are willing to learn how to perform certain treatments at home, sparing the sick animal the inconvenience of travel, waiting rooms, and the forced relationship with the veterinarian>.