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    5.0 (1 review)

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Chippewa Veterinary Clinic

    Chippewa Veterinary Clinic

    (11 reviews)

    I can't say enough good things about the CV Clinic! The…read morestaff and Docs are all WONDERFUL... They take exceptional care of us and we LOVE them!

    Was receiving not stop emails about my dog needing her rabies shot, when I called they were nice…read moresaying, we can stop them since your dog has had all her teeth removed, fast forward a few months, our little Lucy is nearing her end, we call to get in to get advice, we are told your account is no longer active we can't help you. Following morning I get an email regarding high tick risk in area, wait my account is inactive, so I call and ask, if my account is inactive why did I receive an email, in which I was told, sorry that is an outside company that does that, that is not our fault, if you have a problem you would have to talk to one of the owners, she is just a receptionist, and kept talking over me trying to put blame on anyone and everyone but them, we only have two doctors and we are booked out almost a week we are that busy, a whole week, WOW! what happened to compassion for others and what they are going through with a small family member at the end of her life! I would never recommend this clinic again in my life time. Sorry for this, but when I don't go to the doctor in a year, I'm sorry you are inactive, you can't be seen, take your money elsewhere! So watch out everyone, in the click of a computer key, you can be inactive also!! In all thank you for nothing, from little Lucy's owners, we will try to explain it to our daughters the way you would like us to, I'm sorry, she's inactive!

    Northwood Vet Service, LLC

    Northwood Vet Service, LLC

    (3 reviews)

    Dr Emily was very polite and professional in assisting my husband and I with putting our 15 1/2…read moreyear old dog down. It was a very upsetting time for us just like it would be for any pet owner having to put their loved one down. I would highly recommend Northwood Vet Service to anyone and definitely will be frequently visiting them in the near future if we ever decide to get another fur baby.

    There's never a dull moment with Leo & Lola, the bulldogs, especially in the woods. We survived a…read morenight of backpacking in the nearby Black River State Forest and were prepared to hike more when Leo, rooting around after sticks, suddenly was yelping and scratching at his eye. We hiked two miles back to the car with him squinting and his eye watering. No, I did not have to carry him and he eagerly scampered along the trail despite the eyeball issue. Whew! Thank goodness we had cell service at the car and lucked out finding the Northwood Vet Service. I called them at 11:40am on a Saturday and the friendly receptionist encouraged us to come in at noon and provided directions (and note, they closed at noon so they were being especially nice). The clinic was clean and staff were all equally friendly in person. Dr. Emily promptly saw us and was able to tell Leo had a bit of a scratch on his eye. She flushed it out and gave us an antibiotic ointment and we were good to go! The prices were quite reasonable as well: Office visit ($25), eye flush/stain ($10) and the ointment ($12.50). It was so appreciated how they didn't hesitate to stay late to accommodate us and how they were friendly and efficient upon our arrival. Leo's eye looks 100 times better today. All in all, a great experience!

    Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital - My dog, with an obvious, non weight bearing and injured leg in the parking lot of Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital .

    Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital

    (21 reviews)

    amazing doctors and team they take excellent care of your animals and they really take the time…read moreneeded to find out what's going on with your fur baby and find the best course of action to make them healthy again. I would recommend them to anyone.

    I cannot believe how little Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital cares about animals…read more My 8-month-old Great Pyrenees puppy was seriously ill -- severe diarrhea, and his injured leg was completely non-weight-bearing. He was struggling to walk, and I was rushed and worried, doing my best to get him safely from his cage into the car. And let me be clear: it is not easy to lift and move an 80-pound injured puppy from a cage into a vehicle without causing more pain. That alone took time and care, but I still managed to get him there. When I arrived, I parked in the closest spot I saw in my panic, only to realize the entrance was down the hill. Even with all of that, I still walked in just two minutes past their "10-minute grace period." I understand having policies -- but where is the grace when it comes to a sick, injured puppy? Instead of compassion, Oakwood coldly turned him away. No flexibility. No care. Nothing. I then had to carry my 80-pound Great Pyrenees puppy back up the hill, in obvious pain, because they refused to let him see a veterinarian. What makes this even worse is that when we first set up this appointment, Oakwood specifically told us we wouldn't need to treat this as an urgent care or emergency visit unless it got worse. That assurance is the only reason we trusted them and went forward with the appointment. And when it mattered most, they abandoned us over a matter of two minutes. This is supposed to be an animal hospital. A true animal hospital would prioritize the health of animals over the clock. Oakwood has shown the opposite: their rules and image matter more than compassion, or the lives of the pets entrusted to them. If you love your animals, think twice before coming here. Oakwood Animal Hospital has proven to me -- painfully -- that they do not care about animals. And Oakwood -- please do not attempt to "reach out" to make this right. I have no interest in further communication with your clinic.

    Westgate Animal Hospital

    Westgate Animal Hospital

    (13 reviews)

    When I adopted my rescue dog, Tiki, six years ago, I asked my neighbor where they took their dog…read more They said they'd always been very happy with the care she got at Westgate, so I went there. They were absolutely right. Because I'm a little complicated to schedule sometimes, we've actually seen all five vets at various times. Each has been kind, caring, thorough, professional and expert. They won't let me diagnose her and request meds on the phone, which would be easier sometimes, but it's not about what's easy. It's about what's best for Tiki, and they hold to that standard always. When she tore her CCL, they carefully explained three care options. They did not push me to choose one over the others. They would have given the best treatment for any option I chose. I chose surgery, and her care was wonderful. There's a specialist who comes in from out of town to do this procedure for several veterinary practices in the area, and Westgate provided the before and after care. The whole staff was very patient when I would call with my many "worried Mom" questions afterward. I recommend them without reservation.

    I called this clinic based on its ratings, but I wish I hadn't. The receptionist told me that…read moreneutering a seven-month-old small male dog would require a $200 deposit before the animal could be seen, yet she could not initially quote the cost of the procedure. We need to know the total cost before moving forward, whether payment is due in advance, in person, or at the end of the visit. In addition to the $200 deposit, which would be applied to the total, she quoted $42 for a rabies vaccination and $75 for a wellness exam. I explained that we already had a DAH-BADC form from an out-of-area clinic documenting a wellness exam on 4/29/26 and asked whether providing it would eliminate the wellness fee. She put me on hold, and I assumed she would consult someone--perhaps a supervisor or veterinarian--who could provide an accurate total. Instead, another staff member came on the line and asked me to explain the issue again. She ultimately stated that the neuter would cost $350, plus the additional fees. Westgate Animal Hospital, please train your staff to explain your fees clearly, accurately, and concisely.

    Pro-Active Veterinary Svcs - vet - Updated October 2026

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