- Report: #721360
Complaint Review: KAM Animal Services - Highgate Center Vermont
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mandytee -
Elgin, Illinois, United States of America
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KAM Animal Services
555 VT Rt 78E Highgate Center, 05459 Vermont, United States of America
Phone:
(519) 463-9640
Web:
www.kamanimalservices.com
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KAM Animal Services Offers a "FREE Nutrition Clinic" at your barn - BEWARE! Highgate Center, Vermont
Don't fall for the "free nutrition clinic" guise. It's just a way to attempt to suck you in, make you feel as though your current feed program is inadequate for your horse, and then attempt to push you into selling supplements/vitamins that are marked up $100 more than if you buy them direct from the manufacturer.
You'll receive a constant barrage of emails after the "free nutrition clinic" pushing you into buying their supplements and when you ask to be removed from their list, they will start sending harassing emails to your barn manager as if trying to make you into a bad horse owner for not buying their overpriced, worthless supplements. Stay away!
Gabrielle Sutton claims to be an Equine Naturopath (which is a correspondence course, not an accredited degree) and acts as though she has veterinary knowledge, of which she has none. None of the things she magically claimed were wrong with my horse were actually wrong after examination and bloodwork performed by a licensed DVM. She is a snake oil saleswoman, pure and simple, and very good at it - she has a gift for making you feel guilty that you are not providing optimum nutrition for your horse and that you need to be feeding your horse her inanely expensive supplements.
You'll receive a constant barrage of emails after the "free nutrition clinic" pushing you into buying their supplements and when you ask to be removed from their list, they will start sending harassing emails to your barn manager as if trying to make you into a bad horse owner for not buying their overpriced, worthless supplements. Stay away!
Gabrielle Sutton claims to be an Equine Naturopath (which is a correspondence course, not an accredited degree) and acts as though she has veterinary knowledge, of which she has none. None of the things she magically claimed were wrong with my horse were actually wrong after examination and bloodwork performed by a licensed DVM. She is a snake oil saleswoman, pure and simple, and very good at it - she has a gift for making you feel guilty that you are not providing optimum nutrition for your horse and that you need to be feeding your horse her inanely expensive supplements.
