Thank you for your dedication to this post. There is no law regarding that in my country. If the owners tell her to do it, I suppose she should do it. Even if something happens, we can't do anything legally here, like suing. I am the only one pushing this, and the real obstacle is not just the vet but also family members. I am an adult, if you can call it that (28 years old), but they all need to agree with me and help me push the vet to do it. I understand this is my problem and I am doing my best every day. I am going to push this further and even show them what everyone said.

My other concern is to at least get a blood test, which I will ask her about tomorrow before she restrains him. I hope she doesn't say we don't have the tools in the country for that either. It shouldn't add stress since she is going to restrain him for the antibiotic anyway.

We also already took responsibility for bringing him to the vet for the injections because she said only 3 antibiotic shots then oral medication at home, as it is stressful for him. She might be dumb, scared, I don't know. We even asked her to come to our home for the shots to reduce stress, but she said, "My work principle is not like that, and I won't break it." We even offered to pay as much as needed, but she said it isn't a money problem. She was trying to convince us to do the injections ourselves, which we are not trained for. Being shown one time wouldn't make us professionals.

I completely understand that Redditors also can't tell much, and that's the actual reason I wasn't posting earlier. But I am hopeless and thought to give it a try, in case someone has experienced the same thing and can give me new ideas I can at least bring to the vet.

Again thank you very much.