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2025 Spring Specials!

One thing we’ve never liked is when companies advertise specials and deals for new clients, but for their loyal clients there's nothing! Not here! Our 2025 Spring Specials have deals for both new and current clients!

Just mention this special at checkout from now until 04/15/25 to get the discounts listed below:

New Patients: Book their first exam by 04/15/25 and receive 50% off their exam!

Current Patients: Book their annual exam by 04/15/25 and receive $5 off each vaccine and a free nail trim!

Go Lions!

It’s football season! We love seeing all of the local pets in their Lions gear supporting their team! Here’s to a long, healthy and winning season!

Collage of seven dogs wearing Detroit Lions jerseys, some sitting indoors and others outdoors.
A playful orange kitten with big eyes and open mouth reaching towards a small plush mouse toy suspended in the air.

Nails ‘n Tails Promotion!

From now through August 31st, 2024, receive
50% Off on Nail Trims and Anal Gland Expressions when scheduled with our veterinary technicians! (Expired!)

While you’re in, pick up one of our Nail Trim Loyalty Cards that can earn you a free nail trim!

Check back on this section often for more news, deals and discounts!

We Are Now Open!

All New Patients receive 10% off their first exam through July 31st, 2024 (Expired)!

While you’re in, pick up one of our Nail Trim Loyalty Cards that can earn you a free nail trim!

Check back on this section often for more news, deals and discounts!

A happy golden retriever dog sitting on a colorful field of flowers with butterflies, in a veterinary clinic with a veterinarian in the background.
A cartoon dog with a happy expression and tongue out, sitting next to a large, detailed red-orange spider.

Lyme Disease

Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted by the blacklegged tick.  It is the most commonly reported vector-borne disease in the United States and it is spreading across the state of Michigan.  Typical clinical signs include flu-like symptoms however, if left untreated may spread to joints, the heart, and/or the nervous system.  The majority of cases can be treated successfully with antibiotics.  Finding and removing ticks promptly can prevent Lyme disease. 

As Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseaes becomes more prevalent in Macomb County, it is highly recommended to keep your pet on year-round protection and to consider vaccinating for Lyme disease.