Although I have cared for and owned many pets over the years, my first experience in having one…read moreeuthanized was yesterday. Drs. Yoder and Mortimer and the team at ELVC went beyond all expectations in the final exam to give me the information, evaluation, recommendation and reasons to be able to make an informed and compassionate decision about ending our beloved family dog's suffering. I was apprehensive about the procedure as well as upset and scared about being tasked by the family to manage her end-of-life care. All my concerns and questions were addressed with such kindness, attention and patience that I was able to achieve peace and confidence in moving forward. The waves of denial and dread that night disappeared when we were received at the clinic the next day. We were given support, privacy and respect in a way that made me feel comfortable expressing myself and creating last moments for our dear one and ourselves. More importantly, the individual attention and gentle handling of our little dog soothed my soul as I could see how calm she was. We were given all the time we needed in a safe and supportive environment to hold, pet, kiss, speak to, and perform last rites at every stage of the process. And as sad as I was, there was also an uplifting feeling from being enabled to create a loving ceremony without pressure, rush or judgment. I was able to leave the clinic with minimal anxiety, knowing that she was in the hands of people whom I considered to be true healers and caregivers of animals and people as demonstrated consistently over time through their words, communications, actions and behaviors. There is more value in experiencing this kind of human trust than anything else I can think of. I would not hesitate to recommend ELVC to any pet owner based on every human/animal interaction I've personally experienced as a client, or observed while in the waiting room or front desk.

The staff and customers always seem very unhappy to be there. Unfriendly and rude staff, and seems…read morelike they only care about money and not the health of your animal. I suggest finding an alternative as I have never had a worse experience with a vet than here. They should be out of business.

We have been going here for 12 yrs. Dr. Mallory has been the Veterinarian for our two dogs. The…read moreoffice staff and Veterinary technicians are the best

I called Schultz one afternoon to get an appointment for a constipated cat. They fit me in and…read moretreated my cat right away. The vet and staff are wonderful. Very nice and accommodating. I plan on being a regular customer.

We have used Ailurophile for our cats for over 20 years. Dr. Hoschek and his staff have always been…read moreprofessional, caring and helpful. I would not want to take our cats anywhere else.

I am furious with Ailurophile Cat Clinic. I called urgently because my cat vomited roundworms, and…read moreJessica (the manager) was rude, argumentative, and even hung up on me. When I asked reasonable questions about my cat's care, the clinic denied me service, saying I was "asking too many repetitive questions." This is unacceptable. They showed zero professionalism or concern for my cat's health. I would not trust this clinic with any pet. I called Lake Lansing Road Animal Clinic and I would prefer their care and professionalism any-day.

Dr. Zarka is the best, it's extremely hard to find medical providers (either for human or animals)…read morethat are caring, knowledgeable, skilled, honest, respectful, good with communication, truly listen, are respectful and partner with you to address health concerns. Dr. Zarka practices veterinary care that encompasses all of this and more. The support staff are also really nice and accommodating. I have the best experience every time I interact with Dr. Zarka & the team at Evergreen vet!

Wonderful compassionate care at fair prices. They care for all my pets including two fosters.read more

Absolutely love Dr. Alfonso and his staff!!!! He's been awesome with my 3 Australian Shepherds!read more

Best vet we've ever been to. Dr. Alfonso and his staff are all fantastic. Highly recommend!read more

Horrible place for blatant animal abuse!!…read more These poor dogs spend their entire lives only to be used for blood draws and are confined for about 23 hours a day to small dirty cages. This imprisonment causes them to suffer from hair loss, calluses, infection, and pockets of accumulated fluid under the skin. Several dogs, desperate for human attention and affection became injuried when they wagged their tails enthusiastically against the metal wire of the enclosure when they saw people. It's heartbreaking. These injuries were sometimes so severe that they led to amputation, leaving dogs with just a "stub" of a tail. The staff said that it was "very common" for dogs' tails to be injured. One employee said that they had broken a dog's tail by shutting it in the kennel door, and that it was "dangling by a little nerve just a string." This is unacceptable--and people need to know this is a house of horrors. Any positive reviews are obviously fake and from employees, as most people wouldn't happily write about animal cruelty. This lab needs to be closed immediately.

Not a public veterinarian, but a blood bank for animals. If your pet needs surgery, your own vet…read morecan get necessary blood components here. Three of my cats are retired blood donors adopted from this service/shelter. They are well cared for, socialized, loving animals. I recommend them to anyone wanting to adopt an adult dog or cat. They try to match the animal's personality to the adopting family.

I have been using this vet for years and LOVE them. they are so kind and accommodating. They caught…read moremy cat's cardiomyopathy VERY early by being attentive and proactive. possibly improving her quality of life and prolonging it because I can now get treatment before it hopefully progresses. Forever thankful for them.

I had my female spayed in October 2024. I don't know what they did to her or how they treated her…read morebut I ended up putting over $3000 into her for diagnostic testing to find out what was wrong. She was not right from the minute I picked her up. This place is a joke.

So grateful for Dr. Hubbard and the team at DeWitt Vet Hospital! They were so kind to our cat…read moreSalem and me and I was appreciative of the communication and thorough care plan. Thank you

I have taken animals here since I was a child. I am now 37 with 3 cats of my own and continued…read moregoing to them. There has been a significant decline over the years. What was once a compassionate office that cared about animals, seems to now only care about the bottom dollar. We were first turned away when we voiced concerns about our cat who had a stomach procedure done started to drop weight fast and drool from her mouth shortly after. We were told they didn't have time and to go to Williamston. Upon arriving there they discovered her mouth full of cancer and were shocked she had just been at dvh so recently.. She was put to sleep the same day due to her pain. We made the decision to go back against our better judgement, but because I'd been going there for as long as I've been in DeWitt. Which brings us to today. Our 3 year old cat has been being checked regularly for what they deemed ibs through multiple blood test, one of which they encouraged us to send out to a specialist for over $300. No problem, I'll spend that to make sure my animal is ok. His face swelled today and he is acting lethargic. I called to see if we could be seen and after explaining symptoms the on site doctor determined there was no time to get him in and encouraged Williamston again. I asked when first appointment was available and was told not until mid December. My animal is suffering and you suggest waiting until then? No thank you. I am done and will never come back. I am so sad that a once amazing office has now decided with their massive building and multiple doctors that long time patients are not important enough for even 5 minutes of a conversation. I'll take the small old office with Dr. Wendy. That was the last time it felt like the priority was animals.