We got a puppy a few months ago and decided to try this vet. Overall, Dr Savage is really a great…read moredoctor, but the person working the front desk is awful. I called the day before my appointment to tell them I needed to change my appointment as something came up for work. The minute I said it, she was like well you're not getting in until the end of June (one month away). I explained to her that I just needed one more shot for my series of vaccines. She says... we don't have any appointments and you'll have to start the series of vaccines all over again. Obviously I'm not going to do that so I got her records and called another vet. They were more than accommodating and squeezed me in one day later. It's too bad that I'll never go back... Dr Savage is really a great doctor. I really liked her, but I'm not going to deal with some nasty person at the front desk.

Highly recommend!…read more Sought out Goodison for a second opinion and they were a tremendous help. Dr. Doug is awesome in making you feel confident that your beloved pet is in good hands. After dropping my dog Silvy off for a surgery, I never felt anxious or worried because I felt at ease with the entire staff. An honorable mention to staff member Clara as well. Thanks so much Goodison!

I started being happy then the reality set in. They said my dog had high sugar from that point…read moreforward they gave him insulin and put a sensor on him. The spot where the monitor was is raw they must have just ripped it off and left a bit larger than a quarter size of raw skin. i paid for him to be monitored and it's been extremely high and not a single call from this place. The dog goes into state of shock for a couple of hours after the insulin shot. My poor little guy just stares out. My playful little guy is stunned. Spent over &1,000 so far bought special food $5.00 a can that makes him gassy. Please always get a second opinion before you put your animal through this awful treatment. I'm going to start over with a new vet! My doggie was rescue he's groomed every 8 weeks and we love him so much this nonsense and cost is just unacceptable

My regular vet does not perform surgeries and referred me to Metropolitan Veterinary Center for my…read more10-year-old pitbull mix's mast cell tumor removal. The tumor was located on his abdomen and was smaller than a quarter. The surgery was performed by Dr. Terbrack--and the condition in which my dog was sent home was nothing short of horrific. A few hours after surgery, I received a call from the clinic stating that my dog had developed some swelling and bruising, which they described as a seroma--a common, non-painful, fluid-filled swelling that typically resolves on its own. However, when I arrived to pick him up, a vet tech asked if I had a bathroom or hallway I "didn't mind getting dirty" because my dog was a "bloody mess." They had apparently performed two additional incisions to drain the so-called "seroma." This was not a seroma. My dog had a hematoma--he was actively bleeding, and the discharge was clearly blood, not clear fluid. His entire abdomen was severely bruised and swollen. Shockingly, the clinic had no proper bandages to manage the bleeding and instead sent him home wrapped in a scrub shirt and pee pads. What kind of surgical facility doesn't have basic wound care supplies like bandages? I was repeatedly told that mast cell tumors "sometimes act like this." My dog has had an MCT removal before, and this did not happen. I was advised to take him to the emergency vet only if the bruising or bleeding worsened. By that evening, I had no choice but to do exactly that. He ended up hospitalized for three days, receiving IV fluids, pain management, and antibiotics. He was also properly bandaged--something that should have been done from the start. The emergency vet told me he was in significant pain for the first 48 hours, and that oral medications alone would have been entirely inadequate to manage it. Despite spending over $2,500 on surgery and pre-op testing at Metropolitan, I had to pay an additional $4,000 in emergency care to save my dog's life. Fortunately, I had pet insurance and could afford it--otherwise, I may have lost him. Dr. Terbrack and the team at Metropolitan Veterinary Center downplayed my dog's condition, failed to provide adequate post-operative care, and sent him home in a state no animal should be in. I cannot recommend this clinic to anyone considering surgical care for their pet.

What a fantastic Veterinary practice. Dr. Mike is…read moreabsolutely awesome. He is knowledgeable, kind and considerate. The entire staff is friendly and very helpful. My questions get answered, my dog gets great care and she just loves Dr. Mike. Recently they squeezed us in on a busy Saturday and took care of a sudden ailment with my dog. Everything went so well. I highly recommend this veterinary practice!

Do not be fooled by the SEO reviews. My experience with Dr. Kemp was horrible. I took my cat to see…read morethe vet, she was taken inside (they do not see pets in the same room with the owner like in normal vet practice) was returned after 2 minutes with an excuse that my cat is hissy and would not come out from the carrier. I offered to take her out so Dr. Kemp could examine her but that woman (dr.) declined and clearly had no interest in continuing the visit as if I am not welcomed. She seemed eager to end this session ASAP. Prior to taking my cat in I discussed my concerns over the phone with the vet tech and also mentioned I am looking to get flea treatment as a preventative measure they seemed excited about it thinking I will buy from them, but as soon as I mentioned to Dr. Kemp that I want a written prescription so I can get it from chewy as I have a coupon, her tone shifted. Finally after 2 minutes of talk, she said she will get me the prescription for gabapentin and revolution and disappeared for 25 minutes, just so she could drag out the visit and collect her fee for no service provided. I could hear her chit chatting with the staff. Then finally the vet tech came with gabapentin med, and told the front desk that the woman (dr.) would not prescribe Revolution because my cat had not been weighed, even though I had already offered to take her out for an exam and they had every chance to weigh her. They wanted me to come in again for follow up appointment while still charging me for no service. Total time with the doctor was 2 minutes. I am a seasoned cat rescuer and a foster parent with a fair share of problematic cats and vets. This is the worst form of greed and incompetency I have ever experienced. Edit: the cat carrier had 3 zipped sides that completely opens, if they really wanted to get her out they could have done so but they did not choose to.

UPDATE 1/4/26: Had a weekend "emergency" with my dog, called Macomb Center Vet praying they would…read morehave an open spot for me. They were booked solid, but out of the kindness of their hearts, squeezed us in QUICKLY. Turns out our dog was having an allergic reaction, they gave her a steroid shot and she was quickly much better. We are so grateful for Dr Kuiper and his vet team! ORIGINAL: I have been through 4(!!) vets in the last 10 years living in SE Michigan. It's not that I'm picky, I just love my dog very much and know what I want and don't want. Dr Kuiper at Macomb Center Vet is top tier! The whole vet team is wonderful really! Dr Kuiper takes lots of time to explain things well, answering all questions GENUINELY. He doesn't push unnecessary RX or procedures. BUT, he's willing to discuss and listen, and ultimately do whatever is best for you and your pet. No money grab here. No fear mongering here. This vet feels to me like what all vets should be. Highly impressed by this vet! I'm glad to have found them.

The best! In many years with many fur babies, this is the best consistent and caring group of…read moreprofessionals!

When does one take their loved fur family member to the vet? If it's me, it's most likely when…read moresomething is wrong. Parkway saw my 2yo kitty, Bootsie, in 2025 when she was licking her fur off. After an exam & meds, I found out it was an allergic reaction to what I used to sprinkle on carpet. Parkway was visited in 2018 when we had to make the most difficult decision to put our 11/12yo kitty, Nala, to sleep. She'd been on arthritis meds for about a year, due to hip dysplaysia, & thyroid meds for a few months. We believe she'd had a stroke & gone blind. Her coat was different. She was bumping into walls & furniture & various other symptoms. Recently, in 2026, another visit occured when I had to put my late husband's cat, the most loving cat, our Miggy-boy down. He'd lost weight very quickly, quit eating, was vomiting when he would eat his lickable treat, was listless & hiding a lot. This was most difficult for me because losing him was like losing another piece of my hubby. When my hubby was in the hopital he would video call just to tell Miggy that, "Daddy loves you." For his 11.5yrs with us, Miggy would crawl up on my chest and bump my chin to give him kisses on his head. Oh, how Miggy loved kisses! Parkway was nothing but compassionate in both instances of putting our beloved cats down! The med tech's & Doctor's were empathetic, full of tenderness, & sympathy. They allowed as much time as we needed to say good-bye through tears & sobs. We chose to take our fur babies home afterward and they supplied us with a large box so, we didn't have the discomfort of holding them after they'd passed. There's a special room at Parkway to proceed with the inevitable. They have a jar of chocolate kisses with a sign that says something like, "No dog should not ever taste the joy of chocolate." They offer group cremation, single cremation, urns & clay paw prints. At the last minute, I decided I wanted Miggy's paw print and they explained they'd have to take him to Troy and I'd have to come back the next day to get him. I couldn't mentally handle that so, they gave me inked paw prints I could frame. I highly recommend this veterinary clinic for your pets!! And, if you need to have that fateful appointment, I'd recommend them even more.

Walking into a veterinary office, you trust that the people caring for your pet will put their…read morehealth and well-being first. Sadly, that was not my experience. I left feeling frustrated because it seemed that the conversation centered around money instead of helping my pet. Rather than focusing on providing treatment and not gossiping on the other side of the door while waiting 45 minutes into my appointment or offering compassionate care, the emphasis was on the racking up financial cost. It felt as though my pet came second to the office's bottom line. GREEDINESS As a loving pet owner, there is nothing worse than feeling helpless while your animal needs care and you're made to feel like a wallet instead of someone seeking help. Compassion, empathy, and a genuine desire to treat animals should always come before financial gain. Unfortunately, I did not feel those values were reflected during my visit. I left disappointed, financially drained, and with the impression that this practice cares more about collecting payment than caring for the patients entrusted to them.

Would not trust anyone else with our pets. Dr Turkal is an interesting character and doesn't bother…read morewith pleasantries, which might offend some, but I love it. He's straight to the point, doesn't do unnecessary testing or procedures and is very reasonably priced. His staff is also amazing and very caring.

I have a long history with Dr. Turkel. People who care deeply for animals often build strong…read morerelationships with vets because those doctors are there for both the joyful moments and the hardest ones. Over many years, I've seen Dr. rescue animals that have been injured and he nursed back to health. I've seen his office filled with five or six animals at a time. Animals he's just graciously taken in and provided a home for them. Veterinarians like Dr. Terkel often have to balance compassion with medical judgment. When a pet is suffering, they may recommend difficult decisions--sometimes including euthanasia--to prevent further pain. Even when it's medically sound, that advice can be incredibly hard for families to hear. And except especially when the pet feels like a true member of the family. When a beloved pet dies, people can experience grief similar to losing a human loved one. That grief can include: * Sadness and deep loss * Questioning decisions ("Did we do the right thing?") * Anger or disagreement with the situation * Guilt or second-guessing All of those reactions are normal parts of grieving a companion animal.

Romeo Veterinary Hospital will always hold a special place in my heart. We brought our beloved…read morechihuahua, GG, here during the last year of her life, and the care she received was exceptional in every way. Some familiar faces from Oakland Animal Hospital are now here, including Dr. Booth, which gave us such comfort. We love him. But it was Dr. Hicks whose incredibly kind and loving nature made all the difference during GG's final chapter. The compassion, warmth, and genuine empathy she showed us is something I will never forget. She didn't just care for GG medically, she cared for her spirit, and for our hearts, too. As GG's health began to decline, the support and guidance we received were gentle, reassuring, and filled with humanity. When the time came for GG to go to heaven, Dr. Hicks handled the moment with such grace and tenderness that it brought peace to an unbearable day. She treated GG with dignity, love, and respect, and she treated us with compassion that felt like a hug for the soul. Romeo Veterinary Hospital offers outstanding veterinary care, but even more importantly, they offer heart. They understood how deeply we loved GG, and they honored that love every step of the way. To Dr. Hicks, Dr. Booth, and the entire team, thank you for helping GG leave this world with comfort, love, and peace. You made the hardest experience a little more bearable, and for that, we are forever grateful.

I love Romeo vet hospital. They are wonderful, always so kind and considerate.The whole staff are…read morealways smiling and they treat my Otis as if he was theirs.

We have been going to the practice for a few years now. The staff is wonderful. And my dog's…read moredon't mind going

I had my dog in for a neuter on Monday. They gave him a Penicillin injection, and prescribed…read moreAmoxicillin for him to go home with. I had worked in Veterinary Medicine for years, and had never heard of that but let it go. I also asked about a cone for his procedure upon pickup, and was told "he should be fine". By Tuesday he was unable to hold his urine, straining to pee, and hind end shaking. Wednesday he was vomiting, didn't sleep at all in the night, and would not eat. Still straining to pee and urinating all over the house (on accident). I called to speak with someone on this, and I was told I would need to make an appointment. I explained that they were over an hour from me (this is not my regular vet, it is the vet the rescue used), and asked if they would be waving my exam fee to be seen since he was just in on Monday. Again, after working in vet med it is pretty customary to get a free recheck after a procedure. I was cut off while asking and was just told "That is completely up to the Doctor". Got it. Can someone please ask before I drive over an hour each way or pay my regular vet to fix a problem that he did not start? I told her never mind, and contacted my regular vet. My regular vet said that he also had never heard of a standard neuter resulting in such an exorbitant amount of antibiotics, and wondered if there was some sort of contamination during the procedure that I was not made aware of. My vet also mentioned that the pain medication that he was put on, is really not standard for the procedure that he was given. I spent $400 at my current vet (more than the cost of the neuter), and we are hoping that they did not do any internal damage which is making it hard for him to hold his bladder, or be unsure when to release it. Overall, I am not pleased with the level of care OR the client service. I would not recommend you bring your pet here, and based upon the reviews there is an overall lack of care by many. Save your pets and your wallets, find another provider.