Been going there about 20 years and I have always been very satisfied with Tina and her crew. We…read morehad a Persian cat n a Schnauzer. They passed away n now we have a Westie n she always come home looking like a movie star!!

Best boarding experience in Tri-city area. You can expect to find boarding on all holidays…read more Scheduling is easy with a simple call. Dogs were taken great care of and we never had a problem. I have used this service multiple times and found them to be reliable. The prices are reasonable as well. Drop off and pick up were easy. Their schedule is fantastic especially on Sunday with extended hours to 7 pm.

Our sweet golden was attacked by an aggressive dog and sustained serious injuries. Staff did a…read moregreat job getting him to the vet, but owner didn't notify us and was extremely rude when she did call. Vetting process is extremely flawed. If you love your pet, use caution when using their service.

Cassie is AMAZING!! She loves all the animals and does her best to put them at ease. My Golden…read moreRetriever loves her and the Howl A Day resort!!!

ATTENTION Midland, MI dog lovers: Do NOT take your pet to DogHaven Ranch! Took our dog there while…read morewe were cleaning our house from the flood. When we picked him up they said he "bumped" his head on a piece of wood on the obstacle course and he had a small scratch, but they cleaned it up and said he was fine. We didn't think anything of it, unfortunately assuming they were caring dog lovers like our family and friends. Fred has long, thick black fur so it wasn't obvious to us right away as we were literally dealing with the aftermath of cleaning out our basement from 18 inches of water. A day and a half later we realized Fred was very sensitive to any touching of his head. We immediately took him in to the vet. We were then told by Eastman Animal Hospital that there was no way he bummed his head on wood and that this was from a piece of sheet metal or a large screw. They also informed us that Fred should have been taken to the vet that same day and gotten stitched up. Since it was beyond 24 hours it was too late for stitches and we were in for a long healing process. At this time we went back to Dog Haven and told them what we had found out about Fred. We simply requested payment for the vet bill or a refund for Fred's stay with them. Their response was more astounding than their initial down play of the injury to begin with. The owner said they would refund nothing or help with the cost of Fred's vet bill and proceeded to tell me that I was negligent for not taking Fred to the vet that day with complete arrogance. We have been steadily watching over Fred to ensure he heals properly but when we were told a long healing process we had no idea just how long it would be. We are now 5 weeks from the initial "bump" and we're told he needs surgery. This isn't about the money, this is our dog who is a loving part of our family. Please share this post with your family and friends to ensure this doesn't happen to anyone else's dog!

We take our dog there once or twice a week and she loves it. It always wears her out and she sleeps…read morestraight for the next day or two! Amy, and all of the staff, is great. I have also boarded her there a few times with no issues whatsoever.

I've had a wonderful experience with every visit to Animal Medical Center. As others have said, you…read moreare your pet's advocate, and I am no exception. We've had behavioral issues with our feline in the past... they worked with us not only by appointment, but calling over the phone at all random times as well. They've suggested natural remedies or items from pet stores to buy. To me, that means they aren't looking at the bottom dollar with how many drugs they can push on your animals. When I lived in another city, they allowed me to keep my feline there all day until I was able to pick her up after work with little to no charge. Both vets have a comforting way about them that leave my pets as calm as can be in a stressful situation. Before leaving the office, they make sure all questions have been answered. They are straight forward, because like the advocate we are for our pets, they also are working to keep them healthy. There have been times when I've left and thought my butt was handed to me... but that's simply because it was needed at that time (I have a pretty fat cat who will become unhealthy if I don't take action). They care. So far so good!!

Advertised as an emergency medical center. After driving 30 minutes to their location, we were…read moredenied service because we were not established customers. We just moved here 1 week ago and had no vet, They sent us to the east side of Saginaw for another 30 minute drive,. They did have the capability, just denied us. If you have an emergency it would be best not to waste your time.

This office is a joke. Rude, snarky & catty front desk receptionists. Medicine dispensing was…read moresupposed to be for 10 days, wasn't even 2 days worth. Had to drive back the next day (34 miles & on a Friday-so good on me for catching it) & was still only given 7 days supply at that time. How about you pay me the extra $20 in gas and for my wasted time?

Animal Alley is very professional and the staff are very helpful. I took my cat here and at the…read morefirst visit they noticed things his previous vet had not. They gave him as long of a life as they could. They even accommodated him by allowing him to pass outside in the sunshine.

My puppy Arthur has been having seizures for a little over a week. I originally went to the vet in…read moreBridgeport who told me to just monitor my puppy. After that, he had two more seizures. I took Arthur into Dr. Reslers office (who brought him in the same day I called) and him and his staff were extremely concerned and did everything they could to help. They prescribed him medicine to help with the seizures instead of just "monitoring" him. Arthur has not had a seizure since then. I also have to mention that they all treated my baby extremely well and he loved them so much!

I took my dog in to Resler Animal hospital and I was treated with a huge amount of disrespect by…read morethe reception staff and after waiting for almost 2 hours past my appointment time we were finally seen just to be told there was nothing wrong with my animal and I was billed an insane amount for such a quick "diagnosis". I have since taken my dog elsewhere and they knew right away what was wrong with him and he has recovered. I don't normally write reviews but this visit was so horrific I feel that I need to warn people. If you have any love for your animals at all DO NOT TAKE THEM HERE! -One very concerned animal lover

Doctor Buck is the best vet that I've ever seen. I have been going to her for at least 30 years…read more She is extremely knowledgeable, patient and kind. A definite asset to the animal world.

I have a sick animal... the hospital said they would get a treatment plan together to help my…read moreanimal and call back. No call back, now they can't get my sick animal in for an entire week because they are "booked up" this isn't a reliable emergency service

We took our first Rott here and we're back with our new Rott puppy. John has always been…read morecompassionate and informative with our dogs even when Rottie stubbornness kicks in. We learned so much. Our EZ came back a perfect dog, well trained for the rest of his life. That's why we're back. I don't think there's any trainer better than John and he's the only one I'd trust with our precious dogs.

DO NOT take your dog to john Sampson owner of K9 training in auburn Michigan. my step son just…read morepicked up our German Sheppard puppy that we got for our 12 year old son who survived cancer to be his service dog. after 2 months of supposed "training" it appears that the puppy was kept in a kennel way to small, never let out, had old shit matted in his fur, can barely walk from disuse of his hip muscles, toe nails so long that they are curving back into his paws, and rope choke collar that is way too small and been left on for so long his fur is growing into it and it had to be cut off, and a severe bilateral ear infection. dog being rushed to vet now. I would never expect this from a fellow veteran, web site says he was in Vietnam, 101 airborne, and trains service dogs for vets. update from vet: puppy also has chipped teeth (from chewing on bars of crate) and sores on his scrotum (from laying in urine and feces). vet said dog should be ok, but probably will have mental scars for the rest of his life. When a report was filed with animal control we found out his license expired in 2008 Www.k9training.us