We have been fortunate to have the services of this clinic for the past 20+ years for our dogs…read more Dr. Palmer is phenomenal with his practice; he truly cares for the animals he cares for.

From the owner: Small animal (dog and cat) full service veterinary clinic providing personalized top quality…read morepreventive, diagnostic, dental, medical and surgical care for pets. Specialties include diagnostic ultrasound, video endoscopy and laparoscopic surgery (including lap spays).

The team there is very caring and professional. They listen to what you tell them and watch and…read moreobserve then examine your pet. They seem to be a close group of people that want the best for your pets.

We are on a long camping trip and our dog, Trudy ruptured her eye. We rushed her to Sault Animal…read moreHospital where we were seen immediately. Jenn K took all of our info while a tech came and checked Trudy out immediately. Within 15 minutes, Dr. Jeff LaHuis reviewed her chart, checked her out, and went over options. He then checked with his surgeon tech and said that Trudy could be operated on that afternoon. We were so happy to get the call that everything went well and our girl could go home the same afternoon. With this being an emergency, we were surprised with the very reasonable charges. Once we settled up, the surgeon tech, Megan came out and went over everything. Thank you all for the excellent care!

I called to establish care and request an appointment for my dog, who has a foot laceration that…read moreappeared infected. During the call, the veterinary technician began questioning me about my Facebook activity, which felt unrelated to the reason I was calling. When I expressed confusion about why that was relevant to my dog needing medical care, the owner, Jeff, supported the line of questioning rather than redirecting the conversation back to scheduling treatment. As a pet owner, it was uncomfortable to have my personal social media brought into a professional interaction when my priority was getting care for an injured animal. I was able to get my dog seen at another clinic that same evening. I'm sharing this simply so others can make informed decisions when choosing veterinary care.

Dr. Mary has been caring for my cat for a decade. Recently, I had to put Celie down because she had…read morelymphoma. Dr. Mary and her team were compassionate, and Celie's crossing was very gentle. I am very grateful to everyone involved. Highly recommended for all pet needs.

I have been to this Veterinary Clinic twice, having just moved to the area a year ago. This is the…read morevery best Clinic, staff, and of course the doctor that I have EVER encountered. They are professional and caring - especially since I have a puppy with some medical issues. Thank you so much to the entire team.

Amazing staff and wonderful environment. They truly have curated a respectable place for both…read moreclients and staff. They were knowledgeable and so kind even in the darkest of times for me and my baby Chica.

We had 2 separate emergencies with 2 different dogs both times they refused to see the dogs. The…read more1st one had a spleen burst and needed emergency surgery. The other one was throwing up blood. Neither was enough for them to be bothered with. Horrible people.

I live in Thessalon approximately 1 hour from Dr. Craig's clinic. Dr. Craig refused me service for…read morea dying cat on the grounds that my cat had not yet been seen by my veterinary service. My cat was due for his vaccinations scheduled for May 13. I never spoke with Craig but the on call service providers who initially secured the appointment with the Craig's clinic were advised by clinic staff of his decision approximately 40 minutes into my drive to his clinic. Craig was the designated service provider for the weekend and was obliged to serve my emergency case. What ensued was a desperate search for hours trying to find a vet. One was secured approximately 400 kilometres from my home, but my poor cat died en route to that clinic. I will never forgive Craig for his callous negligence and disregard towards my pet.

Dr. Craig is one of the best veterinarian I've ever had. He's calm, funny and he's child-friendly…read more The clinic looks really nice, although hard to pull into if you're on the opposite side, due to the traffic. The workers there are extremely nice. I honestly wouldn't bring my pets to any other veterinarian.

First time I took my pet here the doctor didn't even pick up or touch my hedgehog. The front desk…read morelady wasn't all that nice either. I just brushed it off my shoulders until yesterday when I called to try to make an appointment for my other pet and the lady was really rude so I just hung up. Taking my pets somewhere else!

I was very impressed with Dr. Cindy's attention toward my 12-year-old Black Lab. We are from the…read moreOmaha (Offutt AFB) area and needed a Vet while on vacation. Without a long litany of questions or wait, "Tank" and I got in to see her right away. A week later, on our way home, Tank needed an additional medication, one we rarely use, nor one she stocks, but we had left at home. Since we were from out-of-town, and therefore not a likely return customer, she could have easily blown us off. Instead, she took the time to look-up Vets to find one who did stock it on our route home. She found one in Alanson, MI and called ahead so they would be expecting us. While we were waiting, she casually diagnosed a problem that our current Vet (4 Yelps average) had been advising we ignore. We changed Vets when we returned home. The issue was surgically addressed, and it turned out to be pre-cancerous, at best (scary.) Yes, she has cats, but so do we. Tank is a relaxed "Old Soul," and when a large cat come marching up and soft-pawed him on the nose, his expression appeared to be, "Yeah? Don't worry about it. I'll be out of here in a little while, and you can go back to being King of your Catdom!" I thought it was funny. After 25 years in the military, stationed literally all over the world, we've taken cats and dogs to rabbits and tropical fish to both military and civilian Veterinarian. The glass is half full or half empty...It depends on your point of view. MAW