Veterinarians in East Lansing, MI

“Dr. Howe and the rest of the team at ELVC are THE BEST. They’re caring and compassionate and provide excellent veterinary services for four-legged family member. There is no better recommendation we can give other than entrusting our dog's health and welfare to ELVC.”

“10? The primary care for MSU Veterinary is absolutely amazing! I have one dog who must wear a muzzle and is very nervous around new people. The staff was so patient with her, and took her feelings into account. Dr. Emery and their nurses were so amazing! I have another dog who is a hound who is very noisy and sniffs a lot, and she did perfect with the staff. She was licking them while they gave her a vaccine and everything. They are truly the best who looks out for their patients and clients. I had to put a dog down last year there during Covid and they were so compassionate, even the vet who put her down was crying. I will always take my dogs there as they give the best care.”

“My niece's dog was diagnosed with diabetes. Dr. Seager has gone above and beyond what I have experienced with other veterinary practices to make sure we understand her diet and nedications. Her patience in answering multiple questions is greatly appreciated.”

“Took my dog in to get her an*l glands expressed due to her having chronic issues with it. The team was kind and patient with my dog despite the fact that she is notoriously bad with being handled. I must shout out Jessica for making the whole process as quick and painless for my dog as possible. I don't know what I would do without them. I have other options in terms of vet care but their great care and customer service keeps me coming back. If you want good pet care with kind people who love animals then go to Abbott road.”

“My dog was having some trouble so I brought him to MSU from Midland. Great lakes is closer, but even talking to them on the phone they lack empathy and I have heard too many bad stories so I always make the drive to Lansing (always in the evening, and we usually end up staying there for several hours- but for treatment that can't wait until a regular appointment, I am just happy to be able to have my dog seen by competent and caring professionals). He reacted poorly to new people and dogs, so they were kind enough to let us use an empty lobby instead of the general one. It ended up he likely had cancer, I can't remember the type but it was described as generally pretty invasive and likely to come back again and again after treatment. The vets and techs were so kind and answered all my questions. He was laid to rest within a couple weeks of his visit, but I am grateful to MSU emergency vets, techs, and front desk staff for the compassion they showed me and my boy.”