HERE BEING "TREATED LIKE AN ANIMAL" IS A GOOD THING.
Everyday, the doctors and staff of Michigan Veterinary Specialists are involved in changing lives: the lives of our patients and their families. Working together with primary care veterinarians, we have the privilege of providing loving care and comprehensive treatment to thousands of patients each year. Nothing is more compelling than the love a pet owner has for his or her favorite friend and many of those stories are captured by the local media.
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Recent Articles
It's a place where a penguin can receive eye surgery and a dog's broken leg can be repaired with state of the art surgery--and it's close to home. Read about it in an Observer Eccentric September 2005 article.
When Les Ogorek's dog Speck suddenly became paralyzed, he was completely distraught. Like many pet owners, Ogorek wasn't sure what to do with his pet in an emergency. Michigan Veterinary Specialists was featured in July 2005 in the Detroit News.
When Lorna Ste. Marie sees a cat in need of love and attention, she comes to the rescue. The board-certified vets at Michigan Veterinary Specialists are featured in a March 2005 Detroit News article.
Like humans, animals sometimes need the knowledge and skill of a medical specialist to help treat their physical ailments. When an animal at the Detroit Zoo requires such a practitioner, Chief Veterinarian Dr. Ann Duncan often calls on the talented staff at Michigan Veterinary Specialists (read more in the Feb/March 2005 issue of the Detroit Zoological Society's Habitat).
When Cheryl Dorf's 2-year old schnauzer broke his leg at the park, she was scared but knew where to go. Her cat had received treatment at Michigan Veterinary Specialists. Read more of this May 20, 2004 Oakland Press feature article on the doctors and staff of Michigan Veterinary Specialists.
On Friday morning, Seemore Graham woke up for his kidney transplant in a foul mood. In May, 2004, Dr. Daniel Degner, one of Michigan Veterinary Specialists' board-certified surgeons performed a kidney transplant on Seemore Graham, a cat who traveled with his owner, Bruce, from Wichita, Kansas. Read this series of Detroit Free Press articles on the amazing surgery and Seemore's recovery.
There's nothing like coming home from a long stressful day and being greeted by your faithful animal companion. Whether your pet is famous for fetching your slippers or chasing a ball of yarn, dogs and cats earn their own special place in your heart and with your family. Read more of this June, 2005 Hour Detroit profile of Michigan Veterinary Specialists.
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