Plymouth Animal Hospital

Highly recommend Dr Broder has treated or currently treats our cats and dog since ‘18. Easy to receive attention during hours of operation. I appreciate that Dr Broder doesn’t hesitate to recommend a specialist when it’s the best course of action (which was case for 2 of my cats and dog). Front desk staff/tech are especially helpful and friendly.

This place is so convenient, WALK IN! They have good hours. Dr Broder is very knowledgeable and gentle with my lil doggie. I have been here about 3Xs already and haven’t had a long wait yet. His reception staff have been pleasant each time. They have a lot of pet items on hand: flea treatments and preventatives, prescription meds, etc. I am pleased to have found Plymouth Animal Hospital.

My dog loves this place! Fast and convenient if your schedule is too hectic for an appointment. I’d recommend going when they first open because it can get busy quickly since all appts are walk ins.

This has been my vet for 11 years. All of my fosters and family dogs go here. They are excellent with caring and comfort for your furry loved one. I would not trust another doctor for my furry children!

This vet is a place I’d go to for small things. Things like spay/neuter or basic shots. I was bringing my dog here because she was getting extremely sick. He had given me medicine for her to stop Throwing up and then we went on our way. Fast forward to two days later (today) we had to take her to the emergency vet. She was barely moving and super lethargic. Upon arrival the vet told us she was in critical condition. They ran tests and told us that she had diabetes, kidney disease she was anemic and the list goes on and on. But we ended up needing to put her down as the symptoms kept progressively getting worse. I am not trying to tell you to not come here for your dog’s needs but you should be aware that the annual checkup here IS NOT ENOUGH! If our girl would have gotten routine bloodwork done or possibly a more thorough checkup we could’ve still had her. We have come here a lot for things she has had wrong and knowing that this could have been possibly prevented is upsetting. The emergency vet was also confused as to why we got prescribed the things we did a (de-worm) pill when he wasn’t 100% sure that’s what it was. Please just be careful and for those of you reading this the emergency vet suggested bloodwork every year until they are 8 and after that every two years. It could save your dogs life finding a small change in their bloodwork. I am not trying to bash the vet by any means but to make sure you ask for bloodwork on your animal so this won’t happen to yours.