Veterinarians in Wixom, MI

Tractor Supply gives vaccines, but only on certain Saturdays. See if this link works for you.

I know it's been a while since you posted but wanted to add an update that the Pet Supplies Plus store in Telford is having a Pet Clinic this Saturday, August 22, 2015 from 4:00-5:30. You can also go to https://www.vippetcare.com/find-a-clinic to see other locations that have upcoming clinic events.

Pet Valu has clinics sometimes too

At Pet Supplies Plus 4024 Bethlehem Pike, Telford 215-721-3164 Ask when the next date will be for vaccines.

Tractor Supply has one coming up this month. Critter Coral in Coopersburg runs them as well.

Rescue Well - Do you think this could be the same dog???? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1605432969688546&set=o.190937040917117&type=1&theater

... or this one - http://petkey.org/Pet-Recovery/LostPetPosterOnline.aspx?lpid=41592

Affordable Vets. I use them and I am very happy with the prices and quality of pet care! http://www.affordablevetservices.com/our-doctors.pml

I use City Pets on Plymouth Road, too. I tried Affordable which is closer to me but twice when I needed to take the pooch in because he was ill, they couldn't see him until very late the next day. City Pets ALWAYS squeezes me in.

Another vote for Affordable Vet...

Afordable Vet in Ann Arbor

Humane Society.

Easthaven Animal Hospital on Washtenaw. Wonderful doctors and staff! Check out the FB page.

I love the Humane Society of Huron Valley Vet Clinic. Very reasonable prices and they are wonderful there!

An Easthaven vet also owns Pittsfield Pet Care on Michigan Ave. My dog LOVES being boarded there.

Dixboro Veterinary truly loves your pet... They are great

Dr. Karr at Easthaven is the best!

Depending on what your needs are, we use VIP pet care for all vaccinations. No office visit charge and their prices are really reasonable. https://www.vippetcare.com/

Petcare Animal Clinic on Industrial - honest, holistic approach. Love them!

I love Dr. Noel at South Arbor Vet Hospital.

I agree with Praveena. City Pets!

Our vet owns a pug. https://www.facebook.com/383283421800168 The Animal Clinic at Oxford Mills

Oakland Animal Hospital in Rochester

Thanks, Lori Wenzel! Was just going to post that! Dr. Duncan has a pug!

https://www.facebook.com/Oakland-Animal-Hospital-187527288011320/

I'm a tech at Wilson vet hospital in Romeo. We specialize in brachycephalic breeds!

Animal Outreach in Placerville

$5 at Front Street animal shelter but it's in Sac. http://portal.cityofsacramento.org/General-Services/Animal-Care

VIP has clinics every Saturday at Lee's Feed in mCameron park. $10 chips. https://www.vippetcare.com/find-a-clinic/clinic-prices/ Scroll to the bottom to input your zip for locations.

Front St shelter in Sac is only FIVE dollars every single Wed-Sun ... no appointment needed!!! Its THIRTY dollars at Animal Outreach.

VIP at Lees feed and Tractor Supply in Placerville 5 bucks, Coupons at animal services cutting cost to 5 bucks.

Animal Services will do it right there at the shelter on Placerville Drive!

Dasuquin helps, I buy the chewables from Amazon. Dogs HATE the taste of Tramadol and it's very difficult to administer in my experience

Thank you all for your suggestions! This helps greatly! We see Dr. Fellenz at Family Pet Clinic. He's a experienced and compassionate vet but he's not holistic. I live in Richfield does anyone know of a really good holistic doctor in this area? Within 20 miles is fine . I hate seeing us to be in pain because now we have her on nothing but joint supplements . I am going to order Cosequin from Amazon in the meantime until I can talk to our vet .

We have an older pug w pretty bad arthritis n both front legs. It got so bad last month he didn't want to walk n wouldn't put wt on one of his front legs. He had been on tramadol n Dasaquan but it stopped working. He put him on a weekly shot we do at home wkly for 6 wks then monthly. He also gets Rimadyl. It's working he's walking now. We were desperate and this shot rebuilds cartilage. My vet has all his seniors on it. It's called Adaquan Canine

Tumeric Golden paste for dogs. Reciepe you can make it yourself and it has great results. Google it. Vets are using it in Australia. Take it daily long term

You can also try cold laser therapy. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/laser-therapy-staves-off-pets-arthritis/story?id=12974694

I use Butter Butt and it's wonderful..also oatmeal baths and dry area very well

Diane, you can also look into carecredit.com

I'm sorry...Dr. Perkins.

We will/can agree to disagree. For the record...I have been against declawing cats since I worked with Dr Melinda Merck (now with the ASPCA...Michael Vick case and others) back in the day (25+ years ago). I have never made my logic/case against declawing a secret. I only hope that more vets/techs/assistants would get on board with this ever growing movement/law (in some states and cities) not to declaw and to educate owners instead. Dogs chew...we educate them on how to prevent...etc. declawing is the easy way out but comes with short term and long term complications/issues.

Nutro Natural has a food for dogs w/ sensitive stomachs, it's sold in light greenish bag, google it and check it out. It's a hard kibble but you can add water to it or check to see if they have something similar but canned

See if Fromm makes wet Solid Gold too

We use a pumpkin supplement called No Scoot. It helps a ton. We still have to express his glands, but it reduces his issues significantly.