Updated On: 28 April, 2022 11:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah Khan
Mira Road resident Avni Hiranandani alleges Dr Rajesh Rohi said her dog Muffin might have cancer without even examining him, and then gave him saline and four injections. The pet died next morning

Avni Hiranandani with her dog Muffin, who died on Saturday
A 22-year-old woman from Mira Road has accused a veterinarian of killing her four-year-old cocker Spaniel by giving him wrong treatment. Over a dozen residents, who lost their pets for similar reasons, submitted a written complaint to the Kashimira police on Wednesday. Police said they have started the probe on the allegations against Dr Rajesh Rohi, who has blamed the owner for the pet’s death. Avni Hiranandani, a travel blogger, lost her dog Muffin early Saturday morning, hours after he was given treatment at Dr Rohi’s Indira Clinic.
“Muffin was perfectly fit and never had any disease. He had mild vomit and loose motions, so I took him to Indira Clinic on Friday evening. But, Dr Rohi, without checking Muffin, said he had gastro disease. Then, suddenly, he said Muffin might have cancer and that he looks like he is 10-year-old. Dr Rohi then gave me a list of expensive tests,” said Hiranandani.