Thank you to the entire staff for taking such wonderful care of Helen and I! Your love for what you…read moredo shows and it doesn't get any better than that!

100% hands down the BEST vet office. Worth the drive if you love your animals but do not live in…read morethe Oxford area. (It is a pretty drive!!) My family has seen Dr. Glidden since 2007 or 2008. He is an absolute gem of a human being and an outstandingly knowledgeable animal health provider. He takes his time, offers explanations, and will do his best to keep your visit cost at a minimum. What I specifically appreciate is his willingness to see your animal as soon as possible, but take his time to go over options and preventative care. He really considers the whole animal. When my childhood dog passed after 16 years - we rescued her from Oxford so she only ever saw Dr. Glidden - he was very comforting and sympathetic for us and our girl. After working with us and our yellow lab, Lacey, for so long, it was emotional for everyone involved. Since Lacey passed, I now have two poodle mix that go to Lakeville - one being a puppy. The staff has been so accommodating in helping us get the puppy, George, used to the vet experience. When our older dog got his annual vaccines, they gave the shots right in the room with us, which helped our Louis stay comfortable. Dr. Glidden and his team were quick, gentle, and respectfully aware of his body language. It kept our pup's stress to a minimum. The building interior was recently redone and looks wonderful. Not to mention, the front desk staff are kind and helpful. You can tell they really love the animals. I now live 40 minutes from Oxford, but I will continue to trust my pups only to Dr. Glidden and his team. He is the best and I genuinely mean that!!

We just moved to the area and our two cats were due for their yearly exams. We were able to get…read moreappointments rather soon. On appointment day, we did not have to wait when we showed up. The exam was quick and they got theirs shots and nails clipped. The only "problem" encountered was not their fault but the 15 year old cat had issues with the new 3 year shots that were given. He was really sore for a few days and kept falling when trying to jump on the sofa, which deflated his little eeyore ego even more. I thankfully found a small four inch high table and put a rubber backed rug on it so it wouldn't slide. He used that as an aid to get on/off sofa. But I do regret him getting that three year shot because he was never in that much pain after the one year shots before.

Everyone here is great and friendly. they have taken care of our dogs and puppies great. will not…read morego anywhere else as they are very nice and good people.

Great place to take your animals. Empathetic staff that will answer questions and work with high…read moreanxiety animals.

I have taken my pets to Ortonville Animal Hospital since Dr. Flannigan opened it. I have been very…read morehappy with the care my pets have had there. I am especially happy that she is willing to look at more holistic approaches to treatment that have worked well for us. She & her staff go above & beyond to care for her patients & be responsive to their owners. I highly recommend Dr. Flannigan & her staff.

Great vet ...took all my animals to this vet.... Give them a call. Took my Molly and found out…read moreshe has cancer, they were so nice

Friendly and great staff. Prices are good and the pet care is great. They take the time to…read moreunderstand the issues without going overboard on expensive treatments.

Also known as the "Country Veterinarian" with a welcoming, homey office on Bristol Rd., east of…read moreM-15, in Davison. I have been taking my dogs, 5 of them, over 25 years to Dr. Taylor on Bristol Rd. First, you get to meet Wanda, the office staff, not only kind, nice, friendly, caring, but really good at what she does. And, yes, this also describes Dr. Taylor. Professionally, she is very knowledgeable, experienced, and wants what is best for your pets, and, she takes the time to help you understand whatever the situation is. Her staff of Vets and others at the Lapeer location are equally great to deal with. The Lapeer location is not only a "Vet office". It is equipped with the technical medical equipment for serious diagnosis. I had to take a dog in for an emergency on a Saturday morning. Their response was immediate, thorough, caring, and my dog and I left in much better shape.

Dr. Marshall is absolutely, undeniably, one of the smartest, cleverest, and most caring…read moreveterinarians we have ever met. Brought my family's kitten who has been struggling with her gastrointestinal tract for months. Dr. Marshall diagnosed her (with a rare pathogen!!) and two days later she's already acting like she used to, playing and doing Rollie Pollies. We are forever in awe of and grateful to Dr. Marshall, and the most caring staff at Hollow Corners who ALWAYS do everything possible to help our furry children. To say we love Hollow Corners would be an understatement.

Dr. Kerby is the sweetest man. A very obviously genuine person, in this field for all of the right…read morereasons. I trust him with all of my animals. Im a nurse practitioner so I have some understanding of the field. He never runs unnecessary tests, and they are extremely reasonably priced. Most people only leave reviews if they have a bad experience, but this man is kind and he is 100% just trying to help animals. 1000000% recommend. You won't be disappointed. I was recommended to him by several others in Dryden, and I can see why. His care speaks for itself.

Dr. Baylis is the very best! There are few occasions in life when you come across a person who was…read moremade for his or her profession and Dr. Baylis is one of those people! We first saw him sixteen years ago when our dachshund was six weeks old. Since then he has helped us through regular care, sicknesses and a couple of emergencies. There had never been a time when I did not trust his opinion or take his advice. He is just that good. He also has the biggest heart for his patients and their humans. I can't imagine ever taking my pets anywhere else!

YES YES YES - The Best! Dr. Baylis has been seeing my little 4 pound Yorky for the past 8+ years…read more! He saves the day - helps me and my yorkie be better - and on several occasions. The story goes like this - I moved and thought I'd try a new vet that was closer to home and recommended by Neighbor's . Well our 3rd visit within one month trying to relief for my dogs discomfort with that other vet or and a bundle of $$$ - I called Dr Baylis to help my girl out of so much pain! He did immediately! Dr. Baylis, seen my dog within the next hour! / Lanced the abscess and relieved my dog from so much pain ! Dr. Baylis and his staff are always very kind, empathetic, and comforting - Always gets lilly in to be seen quickly. Dr Baylis takes the time out to explain and demonstrate what procedure he did . Dr Baylis is great at taking time to understand and discusses all my concerns and what if's and fix my girl without unnecessary procedures. Dr Baylis stays up to date on veterinary procedures, and medications which provides my dog with faster relief and recoveries! The staff, is also very friendly and helpful and patient. Lilly and I always leave there feeling much better and relieved. Last but not least, I leave there without always feeling my credit card was gouged$ Dr Baylis and his group have my vote and confidence ! And many of my friends truly trust their pets with him! Thanks Dr Baylis!

This place was great. My friend Judy L referred me and it was cheaper than the other places to get…read moremy cats teeth cleaned. They treated us so well and they acted like they loved my animal. They called to see how my cat was doing. It was a lot lower than the estimate. I am very pleased with all of the staff. We were treated with nothing but kindness and my kitty was not terrorized.

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.