they know what to look for so they don't do unnecessary testing . I thought they would be more money but that wasn't the case. very impressed with staff and are very knowledgeable. highly recommend them to all cat owners . read more

I have been with CAT'S VET for at least 12 years with my cat Bella. The manager called me up one day and told me that because I had ABUSED the staff, I could no longer be a customer there. This is not true. She offered no explanation, except to say all the staff decided they agreed with this. I loved the staff that took care of Bella and always, every time I brought Bella in, I praised the two girls that took care of her. (Mandie and another girl (They worked together). Dr.Jeanette Vanni was excellent, the best vet I have ever had. We had an excellent relationship. (Don't understand how she could have agreed with their decision. The manager did say that because I was unhappy with their protocol (leaving your animal in the cold vestibule) and not allowed to bring her in.; she decided I would not be satisfied with the service they would provide. (My cat has separation anxiety and I just asked if I could bring her into the room, and then leave to go back to my car and wait till she was done with her treatment. I didn't think this to be unreasonable. read more

For a cat specialist vet service they don't know anything about cat nutrition. The doc recommends I buy (from them, of course) a dry cat food with peas as #1 ingredient & 40% carbs. Dry food leads to dehydration leads to chronic urinary infections leads to crystals &/or stones leads to kidney disease. High carb food leads to bladder &/or intestinal inflammation &, eventually, diabetes. Come on, Drs. Reagan & Vani! Current, researched feline nutritional requirements are posted on catinfo.org ; a non-profit, non-sponsored site. Shame on you for your easily avoidable ignorance. Shame on you for charging a FORTUNE to send cats home worse off than when they started. & shame on you for continuing to declaw when it is proven to result in chronic life-long pain for 80% of cats. read more

My cat was misdiagnosed prior to coming to cats vet. Once I switched and came here they have been nothing but super helpful and caring! I know he is always in the best care when he's here and the staff is very knowledgeable. read more

A dry food diet leads to chronic UTIs, urinary crystals, bladder &/or kidney stones & eventually, kidney disease. Cats have a low thirst drive because they evolved from desert dwelling cats. They'll never, ever choose to drink enough to stay healthy. They MUST get almost all of their water needs from food - canned food. Even cheap canned food is better than expensive dry food. This is a scientifically proven fact. Over the span of 2 decades & 3 cats which suffered from all of those things listed above, Cats Veterinary charged me for bank breaking treatments, foods, procedures & tests yet never one single time told me what was causing these ailments or how to prevent them. A member of my family was recently certified as a cat behavior specialist. She has opened my eyes to how crucial proper nutrition is to feline health. There's no reason for Cats Veterinary not to know this stuff! read more

A judgemental cult. Stopped treating my cat with her prescribed medicine that she took for 2 years because I declined a 300 dollar blood and urine test. They had the balls to say it was due to concerns of her weight loss. My cat has always fluctuated in weight and if they really were concerned about my cat they would have kept filling her meds that she was already on for 2 years. Other family members of mine have gone here and they also have bad experiences. I would suggest North Gratiot vet not to far from there. read more

We love Cats Vet and couldn't as for better care for our cats. They truly care about their patients as well as the families of the 4 legged friends. Dr Reagan is always available to answer any questions you may have. The office staff is very friendly as well and willing to answer any additional questions you have. read more

I only started seeing this vet in April 2020, right after covid started. But they've helped me so much. They're slightly pricey but out of the local vets I searched, they have the best rating AND specialize in only cats! They've helped all 4 of my cats at different times, including saving one of my baby's lives with emergency surgery. I cannot thank them enough. As long as I live in the area, I will continue going back. I hope one day (after covid, if that happens) I can go inside the building and see the office and actually meet the staff. read more

The worst veterinary experience of my entire life. My cat is 17 and is having severe kidney issues. I voiced my concern that I didn't like the idea of leaving my cat in the doorway: for voicing this concern I was told " If you don't like it , you can go somewhere else". I said " ok whatever, walked back to my car. Then the rude and unprofessional vet calls me back and says " I'm not going to treat your cat because you were rude to my employee". Is this no longer America ? It can't express my opinion ? Again my cat is 17 years old, and this was an emergency and they were looking to make a ton of money off of me. I get treated like this. God only knows what they did to my cat for that 2 minutes between me putting him in the doorway and me getting that call. Take your pets literally anywhere else. These " Karen's" aren't interested in helping anyone. read more

Update: Over a year later and we're still thrilled with Cats Vet! Unfortunately my kitty is prone to some chronic health issues so we've had a few trips this year. As usual, Dr. Vani and staff have been great! Becky helped prepare and explain the treatment plan for our most recent visit and she was absolutely amazing. She answered all of my questions without frustration and did everything she could to help decide what's best for both my cat and my wallet. I never feel like I'm overpaying for what Ashton needs of paying for things that aren't necessary. Between both the vet and tech, they spent over 25 minutes on the phone with me clarifying information and diffusing my worries. I could not be happier or more grateful to have found such a wonderful clinic. Thank you for always taking care of my boy! read more

Cats Veterinary - a happy, low-stress kitty after his vet visit with Becky & Dr. Vani! - Veterinarians Near Me - Clinton Township, Michigan

My cat presented with a Urinary Tract Infection on a Friday night. I researched vets in the Macomb/Clinton Township area for hours looking at reviews trying to find a trusted Vet since my older Vet had lost my confidence. I called CATS first thing Saturday to see if they could get my cat in. They charged me an emergency Vet fee to get me in. The staff was kind and patient and had a wonderful bedside manner...That was it! They sent me home with only pain meds after the blood work showed no bacteria in her urine, but said she had a very angry bladder(Whatever that means). I never should have let that happen but I was trusting them. They wanted to wait for the culture to grow over the weekend so they could see exactly what bacteria it was. Well, by the time Monday came, my cat was very sick. They had to put her on IV and move her to the emergency area. Within six hours they called us to say her blood pressure had gotten so low and they didn't have the medicine they needed so they suggested we take her to Veterinary Referral Services in West Bloomfield. We did this immediately. Within 30 seconds of being at Veterinary Referral Services, they properly diagnosed her after looking at her blood work from CATS. The issue that need to be treated wasn't her blood pressure it was Kidneys and pancreatitis. Something CATS should have know by looking at her blood panels on Monday. My little Peach died five days later from heart failure. She was so sick by the time we got her to Veterinary Referral Services Monday evening. I feel this could have been all avoided if Dr Reagan had just prescribed an antibiotic on Saturday. She had more th an 48 hours for her bacteria to spread and make her deathly ill. I am writing this review in hopes that someone else's cat will be saved by NOT going to CATS if they are sick. Veterinary Referral Services in West Bloomfield is where we will go from now on with our remaining cats. I feel CATS is very under qualified if you have a sick cat. They still need many years of experience to be able to help your sick cat. If you have a healthy cat and are going for a well check, they are certainly the Vet to see, but if you have a sick cat and want them to live, I would go somewhere else. read more

This place is amazing. They go above and beyond for their clients. I am so happy I started taking my cat here. They saved his life!

The Staff here was very excellent. We had to put our 12yr old Cat Tigger down and they were very compassionate and made the loss feel less sad. The techs explained the pricing and options . Great place to take your cats . read more

These are the most knowledgeable and caring vets for cats around - If you care about your cat's well being, don't settle for less. I speak with authority because I have much experience with them (since about 1984). read more

This place lacks communication skills to say the least. My fiancé called two weeks ago and spoke with savanna to set up an appointment for today to get our cat neutered because we're getting married this weekend and won't have time to do this for over 2weeks when we get back into Michigan and she completely failed to mention that it would only be a pre op appointment today and that we'd have to set up another appointment to get him fixed. Even though my fiancé explained the urgency of this appointment weeks ago and we were a new patient so we don't know the way they do things but it's very unorganized and unprofessional. Because when we called to ask about how long our appointment would take today and she told us that she failed to mention the pre exam has to happen first and that what we initially scheduled for wouldn't be happening she was rude and acted like it was no sweat off of her back. So needless to say if you want crappy service or to be rigged around with multiple appointments I guess this is the place for you. read more

My husband and I used to take our cats here until I realized they just want to sell you on everything and that is all they care about. Not to mention how they are double the price of any other veterinary in the area. I took my cat there because he is drooling. The vet comes in the room for about 5 minutes and leaves. The tech comes back in with a sheet of paper with all the pricing and basically saying they need to do everything and that my cat is very sick. Even though he had no temperature and is eating normally so because he lost a pound and a half since 2015 and just started drooling I need to pay $800 to find out why. If it is going to cost me $800 to figure out why, I can't even fathom how much the treatment would cost. I feel like I am being sold a gym membership every time I go here and I feel as if they do not care about the well being of my cats, only the money. We were long time clients but enough is enough. This place is NOT what it used to be. read more

the staff is rude. my cat had surgery. i thought i had enough on my care credit to pay. i didn't. the woman behind the desk told me i couldn't take my cat. she informed me i signed a contract. i explained to her i would pay, later. then they put on my care credit $1,700. without my consent. dr. marshall told them to put the charge thur. read more

Do not use this veterinary hospital for radio iodine treatment for your cat. Even though I questioned them on the dose that they would use, they over dosed my cat and she is now hypothyroid! The retiring veterinarian,( Dr. Dan Marshall) who started the practice years ago was very rude when I questioned him on what I had heard about too high a dose of radio iodine treatment. He was wrong and my cat paid the price. They are stuck in the 1980s. I found out afterwards that any of the other places that perform this treatment ( Oakland Veterinary Specialists, and Exclusively Cats are two of them), give a much lower dose which is much better for the cat. The other place I would not use is Kentwood Veterinary. They would not disclose what type of doses they use. Do not go to a place that is not willing to tell you how they dose - chances are they use too high of a dose. Several other veterinarians who do the radio iodine treatment for hyperthyroidism in cats, were aghast when they heard how high a dose Cats Veterinary used on my cat who was only mildly hyperthyroid. The young veterinarian( Dr. Vani),who is taking over for Dr. Marshall was not aware of what a "thyroid storm" was. Any veterinarian that practices radio active iodine treatment, needs to be aware of this possible fatal effect. read more

thanks again, dr.hough. you took good care of my coco. also, this dr.hough actually receives phone calls. when i went to a vet, in grosse pointe,mi. it was her policy not to take calls. so anyone in harper woods or grosse pointe. it is worth the drive to see dr. hough. she still loves animals. read more