Dr. Megan took care of our corgi, Sasha, for over 13 years. Sasha required complex care as she had…read moreliver disease, Cushing's disease, and finally lymphoma. In addition to medication and diagnostics, Megan understood Sasha's behavior and fearfulness. In the final months when Sasha was quite sick, Megan was readily available to make our girl more comfortable. She called us numerous times and really listened. She was very supportive. Our beautiful dog has been gone now for 3 months. Thanks for the great care she received! Because of that she was able to have a long and happy life.

I'm a HUGE fan of Dr. Megan. She took amazing care of my kitties when I lived in Toledo, and…read morehelped us through a very difficult time when our beloved Sly was going through Chronic Renal Failure. Wish I could find a vet like her in Chicago.

I appreciated the professionalism, efficiency, and friendliness of the front desk staff, techs, and…read moreveterinary physicians. My fur babies (cats) Bella and Lili appeared to be comfortable and at ease during their examinations and nail clippings. I was able to schedule appointments for my girls on the dates and times that I was available.

I've been coming here with my Frenchie and Pitty for 7 years now and I don't even think about…read moreseeing any other vets. Even when I moved away from downriver I still make the drive to see our vets: Doctor Shoup and Casanova are two of the kindest vets I've ever crossed paths with. They take their time, they listen, and truly treat my animals as their own. I've recommended this vet to everyone and anyone who's went has also felt the same about them. If you're looking to establish a relationship with a vet, I highly recommend Cahill. Though keep in mind.. the appointments run about 25-45 minutes behind your scheduled appointment time pretty regularly (which I cannot lie, is frustrating) but when you finally get your turn you remember why you've waited so long. Truly the best veterinary services around.

Absolutely the best veterinarian we have had so far. We had a new puppy that needed to be neutered…read moreand have a baby tooth pulled. I was so nervous but I wanted a place close by just in case. The staff was so friendly and so was the vet. We are definitely using them again

My cat had a uti and the vet was absolutely amazing. They treated my kiki like it was one of…read moretheirs. Great place great people.

This Is The Best Veterinarian in town. We just took our Husky mix there and they are Not out for…read moreyour money. They listened and answered every question and took care of our dog. Awesome service!

They treated our little hero dog like he needed to be treated, with dignity. Unfortunately, due to…read moresomeone else's negligence, our little guy caught kennel cough. He got through the worst of it not without developing other complications due to his age. We had hoped he would pull through. In the end, we had to come to River Raisin to help with Peanut transition into the afterlife. They we're very understanding, empathetic, and help us with the first step in the grieving process. We really appreciate everything they did for Peanut and us.

We have been coming here for years. Every year they remember who Bella is. They treat the animals…read morewith care and calm them when nervous. They give them treats and treat the owners with respect. I may pay a little more here but it is worth it to me to know we are getting excellent care. A couple years ago they treated Bella for heart worm. It was a scary time for us but they kept us informed and helped us through the process. We will be coming back for sure.

Now that we're new PAWrents -- Animal Medical Center of Saline has been our go-to. It was easy to…read moremake an appointment online; they're usually booked 2-3 weeks out so plan accordingly! We've seen Michelle Socha, DVM, for both our pups and appreciate her care. But, this 5-star review is for how they treated our newest addition, Jette -- we rushed her in on a Saturday because she was having facial & ear swelling. We didn't realize that AMC does NOT take walk ins or emergencies BUT they saw her anyways. The following Monday, we did need to take Jette to the Pet ER and I called and the techs gave me some recommendations! So helpful! Speaking of the techs, they're always so friendly & you can really tell that they love doggos too. I also appreciate that on the receipt - it prints out when they're due for their next appointments/shots. Super helpful!

Had our first visit today. What a wonderful experience! Our cat needed immediate attention and…read moreDr Raspbury and staff were able to meet our needs promptly. Can't say enough about how friendly, understanding, caring, compassionate , reasonably priced and wonderful this team is. Definitely would recommend their facility for any and all veteranian needs. Kudos to Village Animal Healthcare!

Very professional! Staff went above and beyond for my fur baby. Please don't hesitate!read more

Changes are already occurring as Riverview Animal Hospital is owned by a national private equity…read morefirm( owned by National Vet Associates which in turn is a division of JAB Holdings ). Most recent noticeable change is to not answer the phones when you call. Phone rings and rings and then you are asked to use their phone app or website to schedule or inquire about other things. I had to call literally three times on different days and finally left a pointed voice mail before someone called when I threatened to take my pet care elsewhere. You can leave a voicemail ( which I did ), and the voice mail may be answered days later as in my case. All this is obviously an effort to cut down on staff salaries and on the number of front office staff. When private equity takes over you can always expect higher costs, inferior service, and an overriding concern not for the health of your pet but to monetize the practice. PE is banking on the attachment of pet owners to their pets as a way to extract increasingly large sums of money from them by tacking on additional charges, raising fees, and so forth. Not just my opinion. Numerous articles written on the take over of veterinary care by PE across the country. FYI, Aspen Tree Animal Care in Durango is also owned by a PE firm. I'm moving my pet care to a non PE owned vet firm. I may use Riverview for emergencies as I am forced to---they appear to be the only clinic open after hours. Other than for that, they are not getting any more of my business. I've been a long term client and have spent thousands there on multiple dogs. Not any more. Wake up and see through the slick marketing and charade. Same applies to PE intrusion into human medicine. We all need to stand up.

I brought my fur baby to to the hospital with hip problems they suggested Librello started the…read moreshots my fur baby is running around like a puppy Thanks

Both of my kittens died while under Dr. Fung's care for routine neuter surgery. Our experience with…read moreDr. Fung was terribly traumatic and made worse by how callously we were treated after the deaths of our beloved pets. I have filed a complaint against her license with the state. I was notified that my complaint was reviewed and approved by the board for investigation and that she is currently being investigated by the state and LARA. I have been advised this is a long process and I want to post our story to protect other families and their babies from this type of trauma. We took in our two kittens for routine neuter surgery and both kittens died while under her care that day. I was not notified by the vet herself that both of my animals had died, instead I was called by the office manager. When I arrived to say goodbye to my animals, Dr. Fung never came into see me or explain what had happened. Instead, she had the office manager who is a layperson, attempt to explain why my animals died. She explained that Dr Fung believed both kittens had a genetic anomaly and that both of them, and even their littermates, would most likely have died within a year. (I reached out to the owner of the littermates and they were seen by a cardiologist and scans showed them to have no genetic anomalies.) Dr. Fung took one X-ray of each of my animals post mortem. I was told by the office manager that the doctor was able to determine cause of death from this image and that no necropsy was needed. I was left alone with my two dead babies to say goodbye. When the office manager came back, it was to discuss billing and payment. I was told I could take their bodies and bury them myself or I could pay for cremation services. I told her I had prepaid for services and that I was overwhelmed at the thought of discussing billing during this traumatic moment. I left that day paying additional money to have their bodies cremated at my expense. I only was able to talk to Dr. Fung directly when I scheduled an appointment to discuss what happened to my animals. She said that my kittens had genetic anomalies that she could show me on the x-ray. She compared my kittens X-ray to a "healthy" cat's X-ray she pulled up online and gave a lengthy explanation of the genetic anamolies she saw in the X-ray. After leaving her office, I reached out to a trusted veterinary professional for help and it was recommended that the x-rays be reviewed by an independent party. After many requests for higher resolution images were denied, I persisted, and her staff finally provided images that were able to be reviewed. The independent review was not able to confirm the congenital defects she purported. She asked to review the report and her response was that the reviewers "primary concern seems to be aspiration pneumonia, which was not the case." She even went as far as to blame the length of time it took to acquire records and have them reviewed by saying, "you did not pursue action until well after the matter". She was unwilling to reimburse us for the cost of the review or any of the $1135.00 we had given her over the 8 days from when my kittens established care with a pre surgical exam to when they died in surgery. I have been advised that a single veterinarian should not have more than one animal under anesthesia at a time and I have not received a satisfactory answer as to why the second kitten was ever put under anesthesia if the first had coded during surgery. I have so many unanswered questions and I hope this review helps protect other families from this type of tragedy.

My Mom's 12 yr old Jack Russell/pug, Lucy, hadn't eaten for four days and unfortunately, her…read morenormal vet didn't offer alternative suggestions beyond an anti-nausea pill and something to encourage Lucy to eat. Fortunately, we found Synergy Animal Hospital on Yelp. They were the only animal hospital to offer us a same day appointment in spite of already being booked for the day. They tended to Lucy immediately and were very thorough in trying to determine what she had. They gave her outstanding medical care and were very knowledgeable, encouraging, patient, and caring. We took Lucy in a few more times to make adjustments to her medication and make sure she was on the path to recovery. I cannot say enough how much we appreciated the attentiveness and outstanding care they gave Lucy, and us. I highly recommend this animal hospital with two convenient locations to anyone who has furry family members.