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    Crossroads Veterinary Hospice

    4.5 (23 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    The late, great Newman
    Saulius M.

    Dr. Kristin Kender was, in a word, an angel. She was kind, caring, patient and compassionate towards us, but most importantly to our beloved Newman. It was one of the worst days of our lives, but her demeanor, professionalism and sympathy made the day just a little easier. We are beyond grateful.

    My sweet baby Riley, forever in my heart
    Dawn S.

    When in the heartbreaking situation of having to say goodbye to a beloved furry family member, I highly recommend calling Crossroads Veterinary Hospice. I was in a place of having to schedule an appointment within a day or two, as my little Riley was fading fast and I knew it was time to say goodbye. They were able to schedule the appointment for the following day. Everyone I spoke with was professional and compassionate. Dr. Ellen arrived promptly and she has a very calming and understanding presence about her. She answered all questions thoroughly, was there when we needed and gave us space to say goodbye privately when we needed it as well. They also coordinated with the cremation services and provided transportation for that, so it was as stress free as it possibly could be. I was able to provide my fur baby with a peaceful passing with dignity, surrounded by his loved ones and for that I am so grateful.

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    These guys are prompt, very professional, and I couldn't of asked for a better service to come and take care of our furry buddy.

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    I am heartbroken without my girl, but I know she passed peacefully and without any pain thanks to Dr Ellen.

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    Troy Veterinary Hospital - Our stressed out baby after the appt.

    Troy Veterinary Hospital

    (17 reviews)

    Everything from our initial call through our first appt. was great. The front office staff reached…read moreout to let me know when they received the records from my former vet, and were always very professional and friendly. We were welcomed and shown into a room immediately, and our vet tech was wonderful. Our cat is a big old scaredy cat, so we really appreciated how kind and gentle both the vet tech and Dr. Tate were, and that they were even nice enough to wrap our cat in a blanket they misted in calming pheromones. One reason we left our last vet was because they kept trying to sell us on every test and unnecessary thing our cat didn't actually need. So, I was really grateful Dr. Tate did a great exam, told us possible tests (i.e. blood work options) and then let us make our decision without judgement. We're so grateful we found Dr. Tate!

    Switched to this vet since much closer to my home. I found the vet Dr. Tate very nice. Sad to post…read morethis review. In the annual check-up she detected a heart murmur and "gravely sounds" in my 6 y/o cat's lungs. She said she didn't think there was a need for additional testing, and told me to keep an eye on his respiration rate - count it when he sleeps and call them if gets fast. I did that, and over the next few months called their office on 2 different occasions to report respiration that was just over the "fast" side. The person that answered the phone took the information and I was told there was not a concern. I brought my boy back for annual exam. The night before he had a bad coughing fit. I was told they did an x-ray and that his heart was enlarged and he was in hear failure. I was there over an hour waiting and knew something was wrong. I was sent to Blue Pearl in Southfield - told they had vet cardiologists there. (NEVER go to Blue Pearl - terrible!) Discovered the next day that Veterinary Cardiology Consultants had an office only a few miles north of Troy Vet Hospital! At Blue Pearl they diagnosed my boy with congestive heart failure / hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). This was approx. $3,500 visit - after spending about $700 at Troy Animal Hospital. I followed-up with Vet Cardiologist Consultant's for my cat's care. In the following 11 months I've spent another $2,000 - $3,000 on consultations, echocardiograms, fluid aspiration, monthly medications, supplements, holistic care. My boy was in advanced heart failure and died two days ago. I've learned along the way that in that initial annual check-up at Troy Animal Hospital in November 2017 that the heart murmur and gravely sounds detected in his lungs were early & strong indicators of cardio myopathy developing. I wasn't even offered the option of additional diagnostic testing - I would have done it! Instead told she "didn't think it was necessary at this time." If testing had been done and treatment started then he could have lived a long and healthy life with condition management. Instead, his quality of life deteriorated fast - he died at only 8 y/o - and it cost me approx. $7,000 in that 11 months along with so much stress, sadness and grief. My heart is broken. My boy was one of those special cats - the kind even people who hate cats love. He deserved better. I understand mistakes are made in life but this was inexcusable. I called twice to report fast breathing afterwards and they weren't concerned!! Is this a matter of being too busy to give proper attention? Why not suggest testing to rule out a potentially deadly condition developing? I wish I had never stopped going to my previous vet who specialized in cats. My boy would be alive.

    BetterVet - Detroit

    BetterVet - Detroit

    (12 reviews)

    We used BetterVet multiple times, and loved Dr. Yavarski. I would of given 5 stars, but they…read moresuddenly no longer service our area, which has left us trying to find a new vet. This difficult because our one dog is a senior and is anxious going into a vet, that's why home visits worked. If I knew where Dr. Y worked, we'd take her there.

    I opted for a mobile vet knowing the cost is 2-3 times the cost of a local office visit because I…read morethought it would be less stressful for my pets. I have a 12 yo husky who Is starting to have hip problems. She loves people, is gentle with children. And has a sweet disposition. Dr y and her assistant could not provide services because my dog was anxious around them. Even with trazodone and a muzzle they couldn't draw blood The first visit I got flea treatment for both pets. For my husky I got ear medication, cleaner, 30 trazodone, 10 primary for about $800. Second visit I had to sedate my dog. When the team arrived i had to muzzle her. The assistant tried to pick her up and then laid on her Dr y was not able to draw blood. This cost $178 even though no services were rendered. Dr y told me we aren't a good match. We need a clinic where our dog can be rendered unconscious. I agree with this. I was surprised to learn what a pet friendly visit means. Your pet must be docile or they leave . I believe the 5 minutes it took to scare my sweet husky was the most profitable. Well look for a local independent vet. As a follow up, the local vet we took our pup too is also fear free. Their version was to spend time building trust. Not the 'drug em, muzzle em and we'll try to do our work quickly' we experienced with Dr y and assistant. Frankly if I was drugged, muzzled, picked up and leaned on I'd growl too

    Whispering Pines Pet Cemetery  - My Precious Sophia Francesca Louise Zook-Brow

    Whispering Pines Pet Cemetery

    (29 reviews)

    Please take the time to read, as this may be quite lengthy…read more I know the nature of doing business is trying to make a profit, however, based on our personal interaction with Paul, you would never get the impression that making a profit was what mattered. He made it abundantly clear that you and the loss of your beloved pet is what mattered. We called to seek services and without even hesitation or the mention of packages and pricing, all Paul wanted to know was "What was her name." Not in a way to write up a form, but in general interest of wanting to know what important pet has left your family. My family has been in animal rescue for years and no one has ever taken that caring approach on wanting to know about the pet first. What was she like, how she mattered to you and her importance in your life. He made you feel like you indeed are dealing with a loss and it was definitely significant. Upon meeting him, it was understood why. He had a dog, Brady, that was his whole world. This dog travelled the nation with him and was his companion for years. He was known in the community and was very beloved. Sadly, he passed away and Paul knew first hand the great loss it weighs on the heart. He took that loss and somehow translated into being able to comfort those during their sadness and making them feel like they are not just a transaction. He sympathized, because he felt that pain before. He understood, because he has been there before. And for some, these pets are their whole world, and he has known that, because he had Brady. This is the kind of care that you want handling your cremations for your fur babies. You want someone who will cradle them, as they carry them away from your car and you want someone who hands you back a beautiful urn with a lovely wildflower seed heart to plant, so that the love continues to live on. I do not say this lightly, but if you are in your time of despair due to pet loss... Paul is the best person to handle your cremation needs. Thank you Paul.

    Saying goodbye to your best friend is incredibly tough. Finding the right place for them is a huge…read moreworry, but Whispering Pines Pet Cemetery makes that difficult time easier by providing unwavering compassion and dignity. This is a Veteran-owned business, and you immediately feel that dedication to service and care. The owner, Paul, personally handles everything--from the time your pet arrives until they're laid to rest. This level of personalized dignity is rare, and it truly takes the stress and fear out of that final journey. Paul's goal is simple: to make sure you leave feeling better than when you arrived, certain that your companion is in the most dedicated hands. They offer compassionate options for burial, cremation, and pre-planning, all handled with respect. If you want a final resting place that honors your companion's unconditional love, you won't find better care than at Whispering Pines. Highly recommend.

    Arbor Pointe Veterinary Hospital - Dr. Petty with his two Portuguese Water Dogs, Kiki and Joy

    Arbor Pointe Veterinary Hospital

    (29 reviews)

    The staff were all amazing and kind. I didn't have a vet or know the area and called several places…read moreon a Monday morning and none could get me in but Arbor Pointe squeezed me in that day. They have you call to ensure a room is open which any cat owner can appreciate. I brought my very sick 12 y/o cat in with no idea what was going on. They were so sweet to my boy and to me when I was clearly distraught. Unfortunately his cbc showed severe anemia and he needs a specialist. I asked for meds and fluids to get him by until then and they gave me the quote which was an acceptable price. I was so grateful for the compassion I received from reception, the tech, and the Dr. They were busy but I never felt like they forgot about us -- they even checked in to tell me his bloodwork was taking longer to process due to the anemia. The tech who spent the most time with us was phenomenal--she was so good with my boy and she comforted me as well. I recommend them and plan on using them in the future as well.

    Dr Petty saw my previous pets and I was very happy with their care. I just adopted a new pup and of…read morecourse took him to see Dr Petty! Margaret the bet tech is AMAZING!!! They realized my pup had an infection in his ear and literally got him on the schedule for the very next day to go in and flush out the infection. They brought him up to date on shots and gave me guidance on the best recommended food. So happy to have Dr Petty on my side with the care of my Lucky Dog!

    Ford Caputo Veterinary Hospital

    Ford Caputo Veterinary Hospital

    (35 reviews)

    I've been taking my two Poms to Dr. Caputo since the day I got them, and I have never been…read moredisappointed with the service or with Dr. Caputo's care. I've never had a problem scheduling an appointment and they're open on Saturdays, which is great. Dr. Caputo came highly recommended from a friend who's family pets were cared for by Dr. Caputo for years. Pet owners need to educate themselves before they go to the vet, because you will end up 1) taking all of the vets advice and overspending on pet care for "unnecessary" vaccines, food, services, etc and 2) leaving disgruntled because you felt that you were being pressured into something. Find out which vaccines are necessary for the lifestyle that your pet lives and have an open dialog with Dr. Caputo (or whichever vet you choose to see) about your and your pet's needs. The only "complaint" that I have are the other clients who bring in massive and sometimes unruly dogs that they cannot handle or keep from bothering the other pets and clients in the lobby. It can be quite nerve wrecking when you're there with a small animal or puppy and there's a 100+ pound dog trying to get away from its owner.

    My family and I have taken our Giant Schnauzer for a couple of appointments and had no complaints…read more We noticed a growth on his right shoulder and took him in for an appointment. We were told it was a cyst, the veterinarian did use a needle to see what was inside and blood came out. The veterinarian told us if it came back to "pop it". We were given some antibacterial wipes to use for a couple days following the appointment. He had a grooming appointment shortly after and when we brought him home we noticed the "cyst" had gotten bigger. We took him to a veterinarian who has treated other dogs in our family for years. Within minutes of looking at him he told us it was not a cyst and in fact a tumor. He was scheduled for surgery the following week. When we picked him up the veterinarian told us it was likely malignant but we now have clear margins. I do NOT recommend this veterinary hospital. If we had not thought to seek a second opinion who knows what would have happened to our dog. We go to these veterinarians because we care and want the best for our animals only for him to be misdiagnosed and he's not even 2 years old yet. To any animal owners it is imperative to be their voice and seek treatment when you know something is wrong.

    Crossroads Veterinary Hospice - vet - Updated September 2026

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