Dr. May's Veterinary House Calls

Armaiti May is a rare veterinarian who cares so much about animals that her amazing slogan is “I don’t eat my patients”. She spayed my bunny Peta. I trust her with all my heart with my companions. Besides doing an excellent operation she called & messaged multiple times to check on Peta till I gave her ok for her full recovery which happened very fast. I’ve had a negative experience with another veterinarian years ago when she spayed my cats and left their wounds almost open with terrible stitching. Armaiti’s care, compassion & professional demeanor makes her always #1 veterinarian for me. Thanks again Dr. Armaiti May ❤

She's got a heart of gold and God bless her I hope she can get the Lost Angeles Inhumane Society and Non Human Animal Over Control, to wake up and go vegan for those in their custody, and their own mouths too.
All animals, including ones our species blindly chooses not to include in the moral community including the ones in their care/control.
Go vegan for ALL animals. Even "obligate carnivores" live healthier and longer on a well balanced source plant based diet, with clean plant sourced proteins, vs gmo dieseased drugged carcasses of the tortured.
Try Evolution pet food, V-dog, Halo vegan pet food. Stop the moral schizophrenia go vegan.
Great vet...learn from her, support the work of a great human.

When it was time to put my dog Tummi down, in 2012, it was Dr. May who I called to come to my home and put him to sleep. She had an awkward bedside manner (in the seconds after his death, she handed me a promotional business card for her podcast), and she was a bit abrupt with the procedure, but overall I was glad to let him go at home, and grateful that someone who clearly cared about animals a lot was there to do it.

In the last few years, Dr. May has gone public with her views that vaccines are poisonous, the government is killing medical whistleblowers, and the COVID pandemic is smoke and mirrors. She has been promoting 5G hysteria, discouraging all kinds of vaccination, and encouraging people to attend “red pill” events that essentially serve as backup Trump rallies. She has expressed the belief that face masks can poison their wearers and that vaccines are government-approved mind control poison. Her sources for these claims have all been alternative-medicine sites and other disreputable purveyors of misinformation.

I don’t know Dr. May well, but I attempted several times to be the voice of reason on her myriad social media posts on these issues, pointing out the various ways these claims were bogus and attempting to be reasonably nice about it. Eventually she blocked me.

I wouldn’t trust Dr. May with my animals today, because her knowledge of - and interest in - science seems to be incredibly shallow. She has repeatedly shown that she is at best ignorant of medical science, and anything but an expert. She may be a decent clinician in some respects, but part of a good clinician's job is to keep herself informed of the latest and best science. On this scale, Dr. May fails her patients remarkably. How could I trust a vet who doesn't believe in science?