I really liked this CVS better than others especially the cvs on Telegraph and Joy rd in Redford. My son has asthma and we'd received a script from urgent care that was sent to cvs on Telegraph and Joy. I asked the tall Indian pharmacist if my son's script was ready, he replied, " It will take 10 minutes to fill, and we close in 10 minutes." I said well it will be filled by the time you close. He told me no, we'll be closed by then but I can give you the location of our 24 hour store. I said your commercial on tv showed a person who was in need of a prescription and the pharmacist finished assisting her customer even though it was passed closing time. I also let him know I've been a customer for 8 years having my prescriptions filled at that cvs, but no more. I had 8 relatives that were customers and countless friends, until I told them that my son was sick with a fever and coughing, hard for him to breathe, and the pharmacist knew, and wouldn't fill the script for prednisone. So we all transfered our prescriptions to be filled elsewhere. My family chose this CVS on Joy and Beech daly. But on Wednesday morning after the election I went in CVS, and an older man was carrying a dog, looked to be a pomeranian breed, in the CVS. The short older lady that works there with the full head of blond hair who wears glasses greeted him in the aile that stocked either shampoo, or deodorant. She just walked by as if it were ok.I immediately turned and walked out the door. So is this something that pharmacies allow and I just don't know? I have really bad allergies, so do my son and husband. We had a dog and had to give him away. If this is normal practice I need to know. I'm in the process right now of looking for a pharmacy that doesn't allow pets. That triggers my son's asthma. read more