Krause Veterinary Clinic

i can’t say enough positive about this vet.
We just moved up to this area in Dec and it being Sept not a long period of time. We weren’t in there often. Our dakota wasnt basic sick a lot it was serious stuff and specialist visits.
Krause was MUCH closer than any specialist vet so we went to them for in between stuff. If we needed a urine sample, rather then going to Ann Arbor or Ohio (living in michigan) wed go to krause. Did the tests no issues even faxed over results to specialist. Medications? NO ISSUE
It finally came down to putting her down and EVERYONE was incredible! From getting done quickly, to being gentle and understanding with us it couldn’t have gone better.
The thing that impressed me most was the fact we hadn’t been a patient of theres long at all and maybe only a handful of visits within that less than a year time frame. They knew us and her. They were genuinely concerned, asked questions, suggested other options etc.
It took less than 24hours for the remains to come back. I recommend ANYONE to them!

I decided to have my dog spayed here because it was much cheaper than my regular vet, and now I know why. The place is a dump, and I never even got to speak with the vet. I picked my dog up and took her home the day after surgery. When we got home, I saw that her poor belly was RAW from the clippers. They literally removed a layer of skin and cut her nipples. I took pictures to show the vet at our 2 week suture removal appointment. At that appointment, I still never got to speak with the actual vet, just an associate. I showed him the picture of my dogs belly. His reply, «oh, that’s just sensitive skin». I tried telling him her skin was oozing fluid and was hot to the touch, and it ended up scabbing. He continued to blame my dogs skin instead of whoever shaved her, and I know my concerns fell on deaf ears. I didn’t even get an apology, or an «I’m sorry that happened. I’ll speak with The tech». Nothing! The only concerns voiced by that office was pushing for vaccines, heart worm, and medications. All in all, a horrible experience.