I love Romeo vet hospital. They are wonderful, always so kind and considerate.The whole staff are…read morealways smiling and they treat my Otis as if he was theirs.

Romeo Veterinary Hospital will always hold a special place in my heart. We brought our beloved…read morechihuahua, GG, here during the last year of her life, and the care she received was exceptional in every way. Some familiar faces from Oakland Animal Hospital are now here, including Dr. Booth, which gave us such comfort. We love him. But it was Dr. Hicks whose incredibly kind and loving nature made all the difference during GG's final chapter. The compassion, warmth, and genuine empathy she showed us is something I will never forget. She didn't just care for GG medically, she cared for her spirit, and for our hearts, too. As GG's health began to decline, the support and guidance we received were gentle, reassuring, and filled with humanity. When the time came for GG to go to heaven, Dr. Hicks handled the moment with such grace and tenderness that it brought peace to an unbearable day. She treated GG with dignity, love, and respect, and she treated us with compassion that felt like a hug for the soul. Romeo Veterinary Hospital offers outstanding veterinary care, but even more importantly, they offer heart. They understood how deeply we loved GG, and they honored that love every step of the way. To Dr. Hicks, Dr. Booth, and the entire team, thank you for helping GG leave this world with comfort, love, and peace. You made the hardest experience a little more bearable, and for that, we are forever grateful.

My dog maya is 10 years old. The vet and I have been watching a fatty tumor on her underside on her…read moreright side close to her armpit for a few years. On my last visit March 5th 2026 after consulting with Dr. Dietlin she agreed it was time to remove the tumor. She stated it was a routine surgery and performed quite frequently. Maya's tumor was the size of a softball but again we decided to go forward. The surgery was scheduled March 10th 2026. The main concern of the surgery was once the tumor was removed there would be a very large empty space where the tumor had been. Yes there is always a chance of a complication. Typically as the Dr. explained she mentioned a drain tube would be placed to drain any accumulating fluid in the empty space. However, Dr. Dietlin chose not to do that but performed a different procedure instead. She also stitched a very large wound with dissolving stitches. All through this procedure I put my trust in her choices because aferall she was the Dr. On March 12th 2026 after her release Maya accidentally removed her surgical covering. I couldn't put in back on because she was not feeling good and was even growling at me. So I decide to call the vet and have them put it back on. Dr. Dietling looked at her would and said it all looked ok. That was at 8:30AM. By 9:PM that evening , her covering was bloody and pussing. They blamed me for letting her run around the house and causing the problem. That did not happen. We had her sedated and gates put around the house to keep her confined to one area f the house. On March 13th 2026 at 8:30 am I was at the emergency vet, Faithful Friends was not open on Saturday. Maya had a 103 fever (which by the way Dr. Dietlin told me a 102 fever was normal for a dog). The ER vet disagreed and said Maya was closer to a 104 fever. Maya came down with a serious bacterial infection around her wound. They admitted her to the ER and so it began. My dogs life was now on the line. Dead bacterial skin had to be scraped off her wound. During this procedure the ER vet had called me again and said it was worse than they thought. They had to go in and RE-OPEN the entire wound to remove additional bacteria that had formed. i.e. the entire procedure that Dr. Dietlin performed had to be redone from the beginning. This was devastating news and my dog was now in very serious condition and possibly would not survive. My dog spent 3 days in the ER fighting for her life, not to mention the stress I was going through. The ER hospital was great. They did a phenomenal job repairing what should have been done by Dr. Dietlin at Faithful Friends.. Maya was released on March 16th 2026 sedated and in my care now and a very serious recovery process for Maya. PART 2 I met with Dr. Dietlin to discuss everything that had taken place.I went to her hoping I could get some kind of compensation for a surgery that I thought was not done properly. After talking to the ER vet I felt Dr. Dietlin made some poor choices, partucularly by not putting in a drain after surgery and by telling me her wound looked good when I brought her in the Friday before. She disagreed of course stating there is always a chance of complications. A complication to me was maybe a stitch had to be repaired or something, not a 3 day stay in the ER starting the surgery all over again. She never said to me I'm sorry Maya had to go through that. She said there would be no compensation at all. But she said she would call in a mediator to review the circumstances. The mediator would call me to discuss my side of the story and make a decision. The mediator never called me. The office manager at Faithful Friends called me and said the mediator reviewed the procedure and decided they didn't do anything wrong. He never spoke to me so I asked if I could get a name and number so I could speak to the mediator myself. She said they couldn't do that and I said how do I even know you even spoke to anyone. Was I lied to? I have no proof they spoke to anybody. PART 3 Went and met with the ER surgeon March 23rd 2026. She explained the entire process that took place, showed me pictures of the inside of the wound, and everything Dr. Dietlin did in place of the drain. There were still gaps where fluid could enter and accumulate. Maya went through a lot of unexpected trauma and had thankfully survived. Dr. Dietlin said it was a complication, I think it was a botched surgery. There were no complications with the second surgery. I know this is a lengthy review but wanted to write everything that transpired. Hopefully Dr. Dietlin we be taking different precautionary measures with her future surgeries. As for me, I will not be going back to Faithful Friends in Romeo. And I'm out $5,000 without any compensation from Dr. Dietlin. Very disappointed. It has been one month now and Maya is healing nicely thanks to the Animal Emergency Center in Rochester.

I brought in a perfectly healthy four-year-old to be spayed.In 4 days later, she was deceased.But…read moreof course ,they clain it wasn't their fault and still charged me

PLEASE NOTE: This was a non Emergency situation…read more Yesterday I took my cat to Wilson's Veterinary after my local vet ran out of answers and recommended a specialist. It was our first time there, and I was pleasantly surprised they even offer Sunday appointments. We saw Dr. Garrett, who was incredibly kind, thorough, and genuinely attentive. She reviewed his entire file before meeting us and actually listened to the details we shared about his behavior. We discussed a clear path forward, and he's now scheduled for surgery to have most of his teeth removed. I appreciate that this location has 18 veterinarians, several of whom specialize in dental care, and that they handle everything in-house, including blood work. So far, I'm very happy with the quality of care and professionalism at this veterinary hospital. I'll post a separate review after his surgery.

Those that give 1 star are probably in the emergency section. If your pet is not critical, all…read morecritical patients come first. I've been to their ER with both critical & non-critical. I can state yes, there is an extensive wait for non-critical, but was very grateful when I had a critical case that I was allowed to "skip the line" & got taken care of immediately. It would behoove though to peek in on those patients waiting and let them know what's going on when there's a long wait.

They are all very friendly all the doctors and assistance they take care of your animals like they…read moreare theirs

Very caring employees. My Dr is very thorough examine my cat. I will be taking my cat in tomorrow…read more He was in the ER Saturday which was a disappointment. I've been going there almost 6 years.

Very friendly and knowledgeable veterinarians. Staff friendly and efficient prices are fairread more

Very friendly, very caring, very thorough, very knowledgeable and, very expensive. But, I guess…read moreyou get what you pay for. My dog is a patient and will remain so. The only negative is they do not keep appointment times. They may put you in a little "care" room, but you end up waiting a ways past your appointment time before someone comes to take care of your pet.

Our Pit rescue - Dale LOVED it at the Dog Ranch. He seemed to have had a great time and was well…read morecared for. We have already scheduled another visit to the Ranch for June and take great comfort knowing that we have found a great place for him to stay while we are out of town.

We have had two dogs who have enjoyed their stays at the Dog Ranch. Our St. Bernard, Darla, who…read moreused to get so excited when I pulled into the parking lot. When I took her in , she didn't even look back. It was "see ya" time. She loved to stay there. They treated her so well. And our little Denny. He gets to play with other dogs. He has so much fun. It's such a good place, you have to make reservations well in advance, like a top notch people hotel.

I just wanted to thank Dave and Michelle for the amazing training they did with my dog, Talley…read more Before her training, we were really struggling with jumping, barking, herding , and helping her socialize with other dogs. Talley completed the one-week board and stay -- I'll admit, I was nervous at first -- but wow, what a difference it made! She's now so much calmer, listens beautifully, and can be around other dogs with no problems. We couldn't have done this without Dave and Michelle They were absolutely wonderful with her -- so kind, patient, and thoughtful -- and they kept us updated every day with videos and messages. Thank you so much for helping us. We're truly grateful!

Excellent insight and problem solving. Dave had the know how, patience and experience to correct my…read morepups problem. I would defently recommend.

We recently lost our beloved 12-year-old black lab, Riley. Pet Passages was absolutely, hands-down…read moreremarkable! The people were so friendly, kind, considerate, and when they came to pick her up, they treated her with such respect, kindness, and talked to her as if she were still here. Their service was remarkable! I literally cannot say enough. Their pricing was equally impressive, not gouging us with money during such a terrible time. Their packages gave us comfort in making the best decision for our needs and when we came to pick her up, they were so sweet and comforting. My dog had a knee replacement and they even took care in wrapping her metal plate separately from her ashes. As weird as that may sound, that's how I knew it was her! I know I said this before, but I can't say enough! Thank you to everyone at Pet Passages you are all incredible people!

When my precious Isla became ill and passed away within a short amount of time, it was shocking and…read moreheartbreaking. I was completely devastated and without the gracious help of Chris, it would have been so much worse. He was patient, kind and helped me get through this difficult time and I can't thank Passage Pets enough for their service for my beloved pet.

This vet is a god send. Dr. John gave me hope that my senior cat with health issues can live out…read morethe rest of his days in comfort and dignity. The most kind and compassionate vet I've ever met. I can't say thank you to Dr John enough for the compassionate care he does and the work he's so dedicated to helping families and their fur babies. He is truly a guardian angel! This is the vet you should be going to! If I could give 20 stars I would. Thank you so much Dr John from the bottom of my heart!

From the owner: Our team at Peaceful Paws at Home Euthanasia is fully licensed, insured, veterinary-owned and…read moreoperated, and brings compassionate end-of-life care directly to you in Southeast Michigan. We know how difficult this decision is. Dr. John Miskena. (A second-generation, Michigan-licensed veterinarian who also runs his own animal hospital.) And our caring support staff are here to guide you with honesty and empathy. From in-depth telehospice consultations on pain management and palliative planning to gentle, same-day or scheduled in-home or in-office euthanasia, you can trust us to handle every step with respect so that you can focus on healing. Sending you & your companion our very best wishes.

Dr. Fish was kind and the best possible doctor to help my baby Miley "Sunshine" transition to to…read moreheaven. He even came out on a Sunday and helped us avoid the dreaded drive. My baby went peacefully on 3/2/2025 after dealing with many health issues including kidney, liver, heart and gum disease. However, I was able to ensure she had a good quality of life up until the end when she stopped eating. After I saw she could not retain food, I quickly made arrangements and Dr. Fish accomodated us. We celebrate her life and recommend Dr. Fish for his compassion, expertise and gentle service.

Dr. Fish was incredibly kind, caring and compassionate during a very difficult time. He explained…read more every step, answered every question, treated our sweet boy gently and with dignity, and gave us the time we needed to say goodbye. I am immensely grateful.