Will never come here again. The vet gave my beardie a high concentrated dose of an antifungal to give for 10 days, even though there was not a conclusive diagnosis for why he hasn't been eating. My beardie started having tremors and a couple of full on seizures a week later. The new vets I took him to suspect it was side effects or toxicity to the antifungal. Unless you want your pet to suffer, go somewhere else.

This vet should not be trusted. I took my dog here years ago. He failed to recognize that she had diabetes. He told me the only thing that was wrong with her was that she was over-weight. I bought super expensive dog food from him and she would not lose weight and did not get any better. I kept bringing her in and every time he looked at me like I was an idiot. He basically called me a liar and said that I wasn't admitting to giving her other food. I finally took her somewhere else and they recognized IMMEDIATELY that she had diabetes. Once on insulin, she lost weight immediately and her other problems cleared up too. All he had to do was run a blood test. It breaks my heart to think of all of the unnecessary suffering she went through, because this guy was more concerned with making people feel stupid than trying to help animals. PLEASE, do not take your animals here!

The vet did a big surgery on my bearded dragon. He did a great job. His staff was very helpful as well. Prices were a little high for a bearded dragon but to me Spike is no fifteenth than my dog. And whet vet is not expensive!

Took my puppy there and he would talk in the back room and come in and day something completely different to me then to his coworkers...he didnt know what he was doing at all and his prices are outrageous. You would never know it if you are uniformed but I know how much certain things cost and he charged me double... I will use the extra gas and go to the humane society in rochester hills on auburn rd. they charged $17 for something that cost $39 at clarkston. Hes pushy, arrogant and only cares about money.

The vet here seems to try and give suggestions on husbandry but does not know how to accurately diagnose and treat reptiles. I was informed by his staff that he does not take cultures to do antibiotic resistance testing when treating upper respiratory infection.. Without resistance testing or even a gram stain to find out if the bacteria is gram negative or positive you might as well keep your money and pull out the old dart board to guess for proper medications. Try parkway small animal hospital for reptiles in clinton twp. it is worth the drive.