Finding a good vet seems to be a question of luck!!

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Hello, myloters! I thought log and hard about starting this discussion, because i don't want to discredit the doctor profession in any way, but lately my trust has been seriously shook in these professionals. My cat was diagnosed 3 months ago with diabetes. Nothing untreatable, of course, if only the vet had given us a treatment. Instead , she gave us food for a proper diet and vitamins. There were a lot of tubes and pills, so we thought it was treatment. But the kitty kept loosing weight and feeling bad, so we took her to another vet, who told us those weren't treatment pills, but fortifiers and we need to start her on insulin in a couple of weeks if she doesn't respond to a pill she was going to give us. Two weeks later, she was on holiday, so we had to get her to yet another vet, who told us none of the things we had received to that point was a cure, and the other two vets probably wanted to get her on insulin, because it costs enough to ensure them a nice, steady income. The result? The third vet tried her best, but my kitty was too weak so there was nothing she could do...so she died 5 days later. How can people that are suppose to love animals turn them into a profitable business?? They didn't even warn us about the consequences of not treating her faster. How do you, myloters select your vet? Have you ever encountered such monstrous people? And how can we stop them from ever practicing so that they never hurt another animal?