- Report: #991313
Complaint Review: Quentin Ziske - Weeki Wachee Florida
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Daniel -
Brooksville, Florida, United States of America
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Quentin Ziske
10475 Melanie Ave Weeki Wachee, 34613 Florida, United States of America
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(352) 650-3053
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Quentin Ziske Sold Us Sick Infected Goats Weeki Wachee, Florida
Quentin Ziske sold my family and I 2 sick goats claiming both were healthy, bred & dewormed. One of the goats had scours the day we brought her back to our farm, both tested positive for worms and parasites, while our other goat was in perfect health.
Within days, the sickly goat showed signs of poor health. I placed a call to Quentin Ziske requesting a refund, but he explained he did not offer such refunds or take goats back under any circumstances.
A couple weeks later, even after aggressive antibiotic treatment, one of the goats died in agony.
IMO, Quentin Ziske is not to be trusted. I will definitely not do business with this man or his grand-son again as I feel both men took advantage of my family and I and sold us sick goats that showed to be, according to our veterinarian, both infected with worms and parasites the day they were sold to us.
As a result, we've had to treat all our livestock for worms and parasites as a cost of well over $350.00 so far, with more expenses forthcoming.
Within days, the sickly goat showed signs of poor health. I placed a call to Quentin Ziske requesting a refund, but he explained he did not offer such refunds or take goats back under any circumstances.
A couple weeks later, even after aggressive antibiotic treatment, one of the goats died in agony.
IMO, Quentin Ziske is not to be trusted. I will definitely not do business with this man or his grand-son again as I feel both men took advantage of my family and I and sold us sick goats that showed to be, according to our veterinarian, both infected with worms and parasites the day they were sold to us.
As a result, we've had to treat all our livestock for worms and parasites as a cost of well over $350.00 so far, with more expenses forthcoming.
