A 12-year-old male dog with a history of diabetes is brought…
A 12-year-old male dog with a history of diabetes is brought to a clinic for weekend boarding. The dog is to receive medication and feeding of a prescribed diet. During the weekend, one of the technicians administers an inappropriate dosage of medication to the dog. The veterinarian administers an antidote, and a few hours later the dog appears normal and alert, but the glucose levels remain abnormal. Upon the clients’ return, the veterinarian discloses the medication mistake to them. They are angry and take the dog home. Several days later, the veterinarian learns that the dog died and the practice is being sued. The clients are most likely to be suing the practice under which of the following?
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