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We are happy to announce that we have reopened our doors! Clients are no longer required to call before entering the building; instead, please feel welcome to walk in after you have arrived for your appointment. However, if you feel unwell, we ask that you reschedule until a later date for the safety of our staff and other clients. The Animal Wellness Center thanks you for your continued patience and understanding during these ever-changing times.
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We are happy to announce that we have reopened our doors! Clients are no longer required to call before entering the building; instead, please feel welcome to walk in after you have arrived for your appointment. However, if you feel unwell, we ask that you reschedule until a later date for the safety of our staff and other clients. The Animal Wellness Center thanks you for your continued patience and understanding during these ever-changing times.
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Announcements
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) released an update on August 24th stating that additional research performed by the Michigan State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (MSU VDL) has revealed the mystery illness affecting several dogs in and around the northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan to be canine parvovirus. In addition, they have disclosed that the affected dogs did not have a history of complete vaccination.
MDARD is encouraging all dog owners to fully vaccinate their pets against canine parvovirus, rabies, canine distemper, adenovirus, parainfluenza, and leptospirosis. For additional recommendations and information, please refer to the buttons below.
Call our office today to see if your dog is up to date on its vaccines or to schedule an appointment to have them vaccinated.
MDARD is encouraging all dog owners to fully vaccinate their pets against canine parvovirus, rabies, canine distemper, adenovirus, parainfluenza, and leptospirosis. For additional recommendations and information, please refer to the buttons below.
Call our office today to see if your dog is up to date on its vaccines or to schedule an appointment to have them vaccinated.
The Animal Wellness Center would like to let you know that our clinic will be open Saturday, October 1st, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
We require all owners to enter the building with their pet(s) in a carrier or on a leash.
If your pet has a known behavioral issue, please let our receptionists know when you make your appointment or when we call to confirm your appointment.
We strive to create a safe environment for our staff, clients, and patients, and these measures significantly reduce the risk of a potentially dangerous situation. Thank you!
Seasonal Awareness
A dramatic temperature change comes with the transition of seasons from spring to summer. Although heat affects animals in much the same way as humans, it's essential to stay mindful and monitor your pet whenever they're out and about in the heat during summer. It isn't difficult to forget how quickly discomfort can transform into a dangerous situation.
We've put together a comprehensive list of information and resources to help you keep your pet safe this season.
We've put together a comprehensive list of information and resources to help you keep your pet safe this season.
Puppy and Kitten programs
In the beginning, adding a new puppy or kitten to your family can feel as overwhelming as it is joyful. With potty training mishaps, tricks to teach, toys to buy, the to-do list can feel never-ending. That's why we decided to make the medical part easy. Our puppy and kitten programs can be started from as early as 6 weeks and help ensure that your new friend is set up for a healthy life from the beginning.
Payment Options and Financial policy
Payment is due when services are rendered. Some procedures may require a deposit prior to treatment. Our office accepts cash, checks, most major credit cards, and CareCredit.
Estimates are available upon request. Estimates are only approximations and the final bill at the end of your visit may be greater or less than the amounts shown on an estimate. If you are interested in an estimate for your pet's appointment or procedure, please let our office know at least 48 hours prior to your pet's appointment or procedure.
Estimates are available upon request. Estimates are only approximations and the final bill at the end of your visit may be greater or less than the amounts shown on an estimate. If you are interested in an estimate for your pet's appointment or procedure, please let our office know at least 48 hours prior to your pet's appointment or procedure.
