I LOVE this place. I recently moved to Michigan and was very nervous about finding a new vet for my babies. Sheldon is 14 yrs old and has a lot of issues, so I wanted to make sure my new vet was as caring as my old vet. These guys are great! They love my dogs, are super caring, and have great hours of operation. I can't imagine any other vet office is as good as these guys! Read Less

These people are awesome. For eleven years, they helped us care for our own canine companion-beginning to heartbreaking end. Then, yesterday, at nearly 4pm on a Friday (and also the eve of their office party), they compassionately scrambled to locate the owner of a nearly blind elderly dog that I found lost in the snow Simply the best! Read Less

Dr. Carrie had such compassion and was such a blessing when we took our very sick, 16 year old cat in. She made sure our sweet cat was comfortable and gave us such comfort and reassurance. They also gave us a plaster/plaque with our sweet Fairway's paw prints. Thank you Dewitt veterinary hospital and Dr. Carrie.Read Less

We love Dewitt Veterinary clinic! Everyone is so friendly and helpful. Dr. Wendy is amazing, she is very knowledgeable and compassionate and always takes her time when caring for our furry family member. I recommend her clinic for anyone who wants great care for their pet(s). Read Less

They were very compassionate when our dear kitty PJ got very sick in October. They did what they could at their office and then referred us to MSU for further diagnostics. PJ now is doing great and I will continue to see the Drs and staff here for their(PJ and Finz) continued care. Read Less

Dr Wendy, Daisy, and all of the staff are kind, compassionate, and caring. They are not only wonderful to the animals, but their owners too. Dr Wendy is very up front about costs and gives you the information you need to make decisions that are best for you and your pet. This is a wonderful place! Read Less

This is the most expensive vet clinic in the area, always ask for a quote other wise they will run up your bill. I took my 3 dogs for heart warm and rabies, distemper the bill came to 509.00 far higher than other places in the area. We where not give an estimate in advance and the staff was indignant that i was questioning the bill. They also do test that I did not ask for and expect me to pay for them. They charge for things that other location offer for free and add test to yor bill you have not autherised, and expect you to pay for them buyer be ware, there not looking out for your best interest. Read Less

I recently moved to CA and had to get a booster shot for my cat, Ullima. We went to a vet recommended by a neighbor and had a good experience but nothing compares to the experience and care of Dr Wendy and her staff! You guys are amazing! Read Less

They went above & beyond to be loving & patient when we had to put my dog to sleep. They were great not only with our dog child but also with my husband & I every step of the way. Very caring and home like feeling at this vet! Read Less

I recently moved back to the DeWitt area and was looking for a veterinary clinic to take my pet rat to for a possible upper respiratory infection. When I lived in the Ann Arbor area I always took my rats to Animal Kingdom and had great success. I called Zeeb's Pet Clinic in DeWitt, my family has been taking our dogs their for years, to see if they would see a pet rat. No-go. But they recommended DeWitt Veterinary Hospital. When I called DVH they couldn't get me in until the next afternoon. I made the appointment and inquired what the visit fee would be. $44 for a check-up. $44 is more than I have paid in the past for my rats but the other alternative was to drive 30 min to Williamston and pay only slightly less. Thus onward I go to my appointment the following day... The front office staff was friendly but pretty unfamiliar with rats. I had to explain to two different techs how I was treating my rat at home and again when the Vet came into the room. When I finally get to see the vet, after wait about 30 min in the room, she implied my at home treatments for my rat were not a good choice. Now I'm not a vet but I am a long time rat owner and am familiar with successful at home treatments for minor aliments like mites. The vet told me treating my rat at home with ivermectin was dangerous but immediately told me she could treat her with the same thing at the office but it would be "safe". As for the upper respiratory infection the vet determined she needed two antibiotics but their office, "that sees rats", didn't carry the medication in a small, concentrated enough formula and they would need to order from a special place for quite a bit of money. Quite a bit of money being $30 and $40 a piece and I would need to wait a couple days for it to be produced. At this point I felt like I had no choice but to treat my rat so I told them to order the meds. My previous experience with small pet vets or vets that say they treat small animals is they have antibiotics and other medications used to treat common aliments like upper respiratory infections on hand. They simply measure out the quantity you need and it's about $10 per medication, sometimes a little more. Overall my bill for a visit, skin scrap test to rule out mites, and the medication cost was $140. Compared to any other visit to the vet this was by far the most expensive. It is frustrating a vet would say they see and treat small animals but they are clearly not prepared. Not to mention make a pet owner feel uncomfortable treating their pet at home with the same medication they offer at the vet. This vet may be great for dogs and cats but I'd skip them if you have anything unusual. Next time I'll try Cedar Creek in Williamston or drive back down to Ann Arbor. Read Less