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    Troy Veterinary Hospital

    4.0 (17 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

    Pet hospice

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    Tate were, and that they were even nice enough to wrap our cat in a blanket they misted in calming pheromones.

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    Hounds Town - Metro Detroit

    Hounds Town - Metro Detroit

    (4 reviews)

    Bottom line - not clean and said they use force ("corrections") with your dog…read more We had an appointment for an evaluation of our dog's temperament. This was around 9am and we were the only people there other than the staff - which we only saw 2 people. While our dog was getting evaluated and we filled out paperwork, I was observing the dog play area. There were 2 piles of poop in there when we arrived. I don't know how long they'd been there already. But 20 minutes later as we were getting ready to leave, those 2 piles had turned into at least 4 piles (that I could see). Nobody appeared to been observing the dogs let alone cleaning up after them. I asked the person at the front desk (asst. mgr?) about cleanup and he didn't seem at all concerned. He basically said someone comes around once in a while to clean up. Thankfully, my dog is not a poop eater - although I've had dogs in the past that were - and I can understand sometimes it may take a few minutes to get to cleanup. But this was just nasty. I wanted to like this place because our dog loves to play and is very spirited with other dogs. This chain seems to have a philosophy of letting dogs be dogs and regulate their own play unless things get out of hand. I think that's ideal as long as the dogs are screened first and are being monitored so someone can step in quickly if needed. I was just not confident that would happen here. The last straw for me was when my dog passed the evaluation but the staff member talked about sometimes using "corrections" with dogs. I am a believer in force-free training (positive reinforcement), and I understand there might need to be exceptions needed for emergencies when dogs must be separated quickly, but I'm just not ok with strange men giving my 16 pound dog a "correction" of any kind. Google the term if you want to know what it might mean, or better yet ask Hounds Town and make sure you're comfortable with it. They don't have live camera feeds available like some other places, so you are putting your trust in them, and if this was how things when down when they had a first time potential client, I can't imagine how much worse things might be at other times. We have tried 4 local places and still feel I haven't found the ideal doggie day care / boarding place. There have been a couple of acceptable ones, but this one would be a last resort for us.

    We (and our pup!) love Houndstown! They treat our girl like family! We love the convenience of not…read moreneeding to call ahead before dropping her off! We have used the grooming services yet but plan on soon! Their staff is super friendly and welcoming as well. Fairly priced for great service!

    Happy Dog Daycare and Boarding

    Happy Dog Daycare and Boarding

    (10 reviews)

    Wow! This is a great place for dogs! The facility is new, clean, very large, with lots of play time…read morefor the dogs. The Staff are all wonderful and my dog loves going here. They all monitor, engage and care for my dog and he always comes home tired and very quiet for the evening. The Owner Jim is very caring and engaging with the dogs and their owners. My pup stayed for a week and came home happy and tired out! Jim called the day I picked him up to tell me how he well he did while I was away. It made for a very positive experience and we are very happy customers at Happy Dog! Highly Recommend!

    We were looking for a new place to board our dog after moving to the area. Saw lots of positive…read morereviews so tried it out. The very first time we brought our dog in, the owner Jim made a point of mentioning "I've had problems with that breed in the past but I'll give her a chance" Our dog is a pit mix, we've had her since she was 10 weeks old. She had stayed at other boarding facilities and has been well socialized, we have never had any issues with boarding or being at dog parks etc. We had our dog stay twice, when picking her up the other staff members always said she did well, never reported any issues to us. When we called to arrange boarding the third time, the owner answered and informed us he would not allow our dog to come back as "she doesn't do well here". No other information was given. Giving 2 stars instead of 1 because we really liked the place, the dogs can go outside and the staff is generally kind and does a good job. It is a shame though that the owner is so prejudiced against certain breeds, and I feel that someone who really has that much experience working with dogs (as he claims) would know not to judge a dog based on breed but judge on a case by case basis. And if our dog really did have an issue, why were we not told when it happened? I find it hard to believe our dog randomly had an issue at this boarding facility, but never had any issue before or after at any other boarding. TL;DR: owner is prejudiced against bully breeds, will tell you to your face and then not allow your dog to come back

    PetSmart

    PetSmart

    (71 reviews)

    Located in the huge strip mall off of busy Big Beaver…read more Inside is a large pet supply store, and grooming service. Huge selection, good prices. Staff seemed nice. Everything was clean and in good repair.

    I could give 0/5 stars--or honestly, -10/10, I would…read more How did my dog come back to me in a condition that was completely unacceptable? He was dropped off at PetSmart for a bath, full haircut, and flea & tick treatment. Instead, he ended up needing a vet visit, three bottles of medication, and topical medication. We let them know ahead of time that his skin was irritating him, and the groomer even saw him irritated and trying to get to it while we were in the lobby. Yet during his appointment, he was left unattended and somehow managed to do the damage shown below. We were told, "We left him alone for 5 minutes." Respectfully, we have a hard time believing this happened in only 5 minutes. The bottom line is that he was left unattended long enough for this to happen, and he absolutely did NOT have this condition when we dropped him off. We weren't notified until after PetSmart had taken him to the vet. When we spoke with the vet later that day, we were told PetSmart provided no explanation as to why our dog was brought in in the condition he was. I've heard the horror stories about PetSmart grooming, but I never thought I'd experience one myself. At this point, I genuinely feel like I would've been better off doing everything myself. The picture below shows what he apparently did to himself in "5 minutes." Completely unacceptable.

    Troy Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated September 2026

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