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Wadhams Road Animal Care Center

Wadhams Road Animal Care Center

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635 Wadhams Rd, Kimball, Michigan, 48074, United States
(810) 367-6115 wadhamsvet.com
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Aug 10, 2022
An amazing vet and amazing staff! They do a wonderful job of making sure my dog and I are both comfortable. Highly recommend coming here

Jul 27, 2022
I don’t recommend this veterinarian clinic at all, my dog has bad anxiety and they require me to pay to put him under just so they can cut his nails. I’ve taken my dog somewhere where he will be loved by his doctor and staff regardless.

Dec 21, 2021
Always kind always attentive. ❤️

Aug 4, 2021
Very nice staff, helped save my pet.

Jul 24, 2020
I've had fairly good experiences here in the past (have two cats and two dogs). I don't remember the name of the vet I got this past time, but when I described how I gave the pets a preventative heartworm/fleas/worm topical treatment, he told me no such product exists. I BOUGHT THE PRODUCT FROM THEM PREVIOUSLY. He told me it must have only treated fleas and ticks. I repeated to him 3 separate times that I gave the pets a heartworm/fleas/worms preventative, and each time he insisted that I was wrong and no such product exists. The product names btw are Advantage Multi for the dogs and Revolution Plus for the cats. Not only is that seriously ill-informed to not know about those, but also why would they keep insisting I'm wrong and they're right? And it always takes at least 4 weeks to get in to see them, which is way too long. But otherwise have had good experiences. Edit: After sleeping on it, I realize he was gaslighting me (making me doubt my own sanity) so that he could sell his new and improved pill-based product. If he had legit reasons for me to adopt the new product, I'd probably accept them. But no, he insisted that the former products don't exist. Super shady.

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Opening Hours

Mon:8 am - 5 pm
Tue:8 am - 7 pm
Wed:8 am - 5 pm
Thu:8 am - 7 pm
Fri:8 am - 5 pm