Grand Rapids Veterinarians

GRAND RAPIDS, MI

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"They are really good. I have a deal with them for my cat's shots. He got infected and got sick so they took care of him for free which was very nice. I got him fixed and got the shots done at the same time. I

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?t have anybody else to compare the price with. The quality was good but he got infected that was the only concern. "

" I've been taking my dogs and cats to this practice for over 12 years. I think this practice is wonderful and very reasonably priced. I appreciate that they do not gouge customers, or attempt to apply services and products that are not request."

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Dr. Bonnie Lefbom, board-certified cardiologist, treats Angie's List member Cheryl Bright's dog, Bacci, for congestive heart failure. (Photo by Robert Mang)

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Grand Rapids Veterinarians Reviews

"Although I feel this practice overcharges a bit for their services, they display a real caring atmosphere for you and your animal. This was especially evident when we had to put our 18-year old family dog down. They created a peaceful environment for us to spend the last minutes of our time together with our pet and handled the entire experience with respect and understanding."

"I like their business and how they treat the animals. It is in a convenient location so I can get there in a timely fashion in case of emergency. The price is a little high for my pockets but I seem to manage anyway."