A dog owner is considering taking legal action against the veterinary clinic that surgically removed her pug's cut eye without her permission. Kimberly Hayden took her 13-year-old pug named Chloe to the Tyrone Banfield Animal Hospital in  St Petersburg, Florida after noticing a cloudiness in the dog's left eye. A veterinarian diagnosed the issue as an abrasion to the eye and recommended Hayden get the eye removed for $1,400; treat it with a skin graft for $3,000 or drops. Hayden chose the least-painful route for Chloe and the two were sent home with three different eye drops and two oral medications.
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Kimberly Hayden took her  13-year-old pug Chloe to a Banfield Animal hospital for a follow-up appointment about an abrasion on the dog's eye
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She later returned to find that a veterinarian had removed the eye without first calling to ask for permission
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Hayden is now considering legal action against the clinic
@placeholder continues to struggle getting used to life with just one eye, her owner says, adding that she is considering suing the clinic.