17 May, 2020 @ 13:00
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EXCLUSIVE: Chinese expat on Spain’s Costa del Sol claims vet assaulted her after she blamed him for cat’s death

Diana And Minou

A CHINESE expat has slammed a vet after she claims her cat died in mysterious circumstances at the clinic overnight.

Diana Wang, 34, believed her British shorthair cat named Minou was merely suffering from a bladder infection when she dropped him into the Mijas vet on May 1.

But the next day she got a call from the vet saying he had died of a โ€˜heart failureโ€™.

Police are now looking into her claims and she is demanding explanations from the Butibamba vet in La Cala de Mijas.

โ€œI have asked the vet why he didnโ€™t do a urine test on Minou and he said he didnโ€™t have to because he could see what he had.

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MINOU CHILLING

โ€œI then asked how he could know what was wrong with him and then he got angry saying it was my fault the cat died because I took him to the vet too lateโ€, she added.

She claims she was โ€˜manhandledโ€™ out of the vet when she asked to see CCTV footage of the night in question.

โ€œI felt so humiliated,โ€ adding that she had phoned the police who arrived and took her statement, before phoning an ambulance as she couldnโ€™t feel her limbs.

She was later told she had experienced โ€˜an anxiety attackโ€™.

The clinic failed to comment.

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Dimitris has a BA in History from the University of Leeds and an MA in Journalism (Sports) from the University of Lincoln.
He joined the Olive Press team as a journalist in January 2020.

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