Have you ever had an experience of your dog getting hurt? My lab Jesse was one

My experience did not have a happy ending as yours did. I had a Yorkshire Terrier puppy that I had just gotten for my birthday. She ran out the door to the side of our house and went under a car that my husband was working on. There was anti-freeze under the car and because we didn't know if she had licked any of it or not we decided to play it safe and take her to the emergency vet just to be sure. When my daughter and I got there they whisked her right out of my arms and ran her to the back. She was not lethargic or anything. She looked fine and normal. They told me it would take awhile so to go home and they would call me after the tests results came back. A feew hours later they called me and told me all the tests came back negative, that she had no anti-freeze in her system and I could come back and get her. As soon as I entered the door I heard a code stat so I had to wait because everyone was tied up with whatever the emergency was. When someone finally came to the front I learned that my puppy went into seizures. They had to hook her up to all kinds of IV's and I was therefore not allowed to take her home. She had to stay there over the weekend but I was allowed to go and visit her and take her into a private room and spend time with her. I had planned on picking her up on Monday and taking her to my own personal vet but early Monday morning I got a phone call that she died. I was devasted. (can you believe 6+ years later I still am as I am sitting her crying as I write this). I could not help but feel that the emergency vet killed her. That they over dosed her with whatever they had done to see if she had anti-freeze in her. I picked up her body at the emergency vet and took her to my own vet and had an autopsy done. The autopsy showed there was absolutely nothing wrong with her as to why she should have died. The charcoal that they give them as soon as they are brought in to clear out anti-freeze can be dangerous if given in too high a dose. I think they emergency vet went overboard and not only gave her too much but gave it to her without even knowing if she needed it. I believe they killed her. I fought with them for over a month on this but got nowhere with them. They would admit to nothing even though their papers showed exactly what they did. My precious little Bear was cremated and she sits in an urn on my fireplace.

That's so touching! I had a dog named Trouble who lived to the ripe old age of 17. He was a Peek-a-poo, a little black dog with some brown on his face and he was our baby. For a time when he was a puppy we made the mistake of letting him go outside to "go". One night while I was shooting darts in the ladies' league about 1/2 mile from my house (thank God!) I got a call that Trouble had been hit by a car. We rushed him to the vet who was kind enough to meet us there as it was about 9:30 PM. He put him on a gurney and put an I.V in him immediately and wheeled him in to the back and told us he'd call us in the morning. I was so scared, I thought for sure he was going t die! He was out cold when we first got him but started crying really bad about halfway to the vet. Anyway, it turned out he was just fine. Some of my friends who aren't quite as much of animal lovers as I am laughed at me when I told him we couldn't be sure if he'd suffered brain damage for a few days. He was a bit wobbly for a week or so and we had to watch him closely so he didn't get up on the furniture and fall off. I slept on the floor next to him and for a few days he wouldn't eat unless I fed him and he'd only eat what I was eating. No, I didn't eat dog food, he age toast and jelly! He was good as new in no time and, like I said, lived for many more years - and he never went out without being tied again!
Annie