I didn't grab any pictures but I do highly recommend this business!! My daughter got a jumping…read morespider. After her first experience with one from Petco, we had a lot of questions. The owner was extremely down to earth... FUNNY... and knowledgeable! She took her time at the end of her business day to really help us better understand caring for this little guy and my daughter just loves him. She named him Leonardo DeJumpy. There was a great variety of exotic animals and they all appear to be very well cared for. There is so much I appreciate about this little store and I hope you'll come here for your next petventure.

We LOVE Macatawa Dog Training and so does our Alaskan Husky, Jasper!…read moreErin, Robert, and the rest of the staff do a wonderful job of caring and attending to all the dogs. Jasper comes home every day exhausted, and happy! He loves playing with the other dogs and it's a great way to socialize and learn to get along with a variety of dogs of all sizes and breeds. We would highly recommend Macatawa Dog Training to anybody looking for a fun (and safe) place for their dog. Arf!

Things you look for in a vet are high quality service, friendliness, and a fair deal on prices…read more Jelsema's grades from our experience are: Service: D Friendliness:: B Fair deal: D We have brought our dog in many times to have ear infections cared for, only to have the infections continue. We are currently in the middle of treating another ear infection. We have paid over $500 this month and it isn't resolved. Most people in the office are pretty friendly, but nice only goes so far when what you need is a doctor that does his job and doesn't empty out your wallet in the process.

We brought our dog to Dr. Jelsma for the last 16 years, and recently had to put our dog to sleep. I…read morecan say that after 16 years of using Jelsma as our vet, they were wonderful to deal with in every aspect of the service they provided. They are caring people who are very good at their job, and were very thankful for the service they offered us through both the life and death of our pet.

The support staff was absolutely amazing. Very clean and warm environment. My 1 star is for…read moreSamantha Barscewski DVM. My dog was bit near the eye from playing too hard. After waiting for 3 hours to be seen (I understand the waiting and have no issue of that) Samantha Barscewski DVM walked into the room where my female 1 year old puppy started being vocal. Low growls because she was scared. Her words "Well I just started my shift, I'm not getting bit, from what you say she will need to go under and get a stitch under her eye. I will send a tech in to review a quote." That was it. She never examined nor looked at her. SHE DID NOTHING. She didn't offer to go get someone else to help with the exam, a muzzle, nor did she ask me to do anything different. Samantha Barscewski DVM as a vet in an emergency animal hospital was a terrible experience. I feel like so many things could have gone different, but she treated as a number without compassion, without professionalism, well she was in there for less than 5 minutes- so she treated us like nothing. Again, the support staff amazing, facilities clean & modern. I will just make sure that her and I will never cross paths again. My dog nor I deserved that treatment. Especially when there are wonderful vets and animal hospitals like Great Lakes Animal Hospital and Blue Pearl.

Been coming to this place for over 15 years and despite moving to Wisconsin we had an emergency for…read moreour lil guy Ralph so we came right back. They took excellent care of our buddy's issues as I would expect. Best thing is we came in "last minute" and were able to be seen immediately. I was very thankful for our lil' guy to get the care he needed so quickly. Yes the bill was not a cheap one as he walked out with 4 medications and a shot to the ear but our dogs care is so worth it. I'd come back in a heartbeat if we ever needed to. Also $10 off your visit if you check in. Thanks Yelp and Plainfield Pet Hospital!

We had taken our animals to Cottonwood vet since we moved here in 2020. Last year our cat was…read morediagnosed with lymphoma and we had to put her down. In early February our dog developed a mass on his neck. Dr. Childress at Cottonwood said he had enlarged lymph nodes in his neck, suspected he had lymphoma, and aspirated the mass. The mass contained lymphocytes and lymphoblasts, and Dr. Childress confirmed lymphoma with this testing. He did not send the sample out for staging or do any other tests. Our dog also had no other symptoms. He started our lab on steroids to reduce the size of the lymph nodes to give him comfort and said we likely had a month or 2 with him until he succumbed to the disease. After a few days it dawned on me that no other labs were done initially. I took him back to Cottonwood at by that time he had elevated glucose and concern for pancreatitis. Granted, steroids may have been clouding the picture by this point. I asked for a second opinion so he was seen at Blue Pearl and ultimately diagnosed with diabetes. They saw no evidence for lymphoma or pancreatitis. I had asked Dr. Childress about the possibility of diabetes and asked if he could check his urine and he said the elevated glucose was from steroids. He did not test his urine. By the time he was seen at BP he was in ketosis and probably 3-4 days away from dying. Dr. Childress called me after the initial visit at BP and doubled down on his original diagnosis of lymphoma, disregarded the diabetes diagnosis completely and said "I think more is going on." I haven't been back to Cottonwood since. I established him at VCA Allendale and when I was explaining this history to the VCA vet she had me describe in detail and show her where the neck mass was and she said based on location and description it was likely an enlarged salivary gland and not enlarged nodes so he never should have been started on steroids in the first place. Giving steroids to an undiagnosed diabetic can have fatal consequences. Circle back to our cat also being diagnosed with lymphoma from Dr. Childress last year and now we're questioning if she also didn't have lymphoma since, as best we recall, she did not have enlarged nodes and never had anything aspirated to sample. She was losing weight despite eating, peeing more, and drinking more, all symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes. I recommend going elsewhere for your pets.

I am a first time puppy owner and everyone has been so helpful. Competitive prices and caring…read moreworkers. My puppy Maverick loves coming to the vet!

Great place to kennel your dogs. Feel safe leaving them there when you're out of town. Dog's enjoy…read morestaying there

My GSD is very particular and requires what I consider to be specialized care. Ameridae is fully…read moreequipped to deal with her quirks and is responsive to any request I have ever made. I feel comfortable leaving my girl in their care and appreciate all they do.

Our dogs love it here! The staff is wonderful and very accommodating. The doctors are very good…read morelisteners and they help us come up with reasonable plans for our dogs. If we have something we are concerned about they make sure to address it and follow up. They have done multiple surgeries on our animals as well as yearly care. We don't know what we would do without Byron Center animal Hospital!!!

Do not take your pets here. They removed my google review and Yelp. I took my pet here he came out…read morewithout an eye and $4,700. They tell you to leave your pet there then they never call. When they do they already have charges up to $1,800. They even responded to my review. The doctor had no idea what he was doing. I told him he had a cyst and it needed to be removed. My vet I couldn't get in. They told me this was an allergy. Gave him shots in his face. Sent me home it drained all over because it was a cyst. Then all of a sudden he had an ulcer and his eye needed to be removed. These people don't care about pets. They care about money. I will not stop posting this review when they remove it. No one should be traumatized like this from hospitals human and or animal.