Quick Fix Veterinary Clinic

We provide routine wellness exams to assess your pet's overall health, including oral health assessments for cats during wellness visits. These exams help us detect early signs of illness or dental disease.

We administer core vaccinations, including rabies, distemper, and parvo for dogs, as well as rabies and calici combo (3-in-1) vaccines for cats. Proof of a current rabies vaccination is required for certain services.

We offer pre-anesthetic bloodwork to check liver and kidney function, strongly recommended for pets over 7 years of age. This ensures safety during procedures like dental cleanings or surgeries.

We provide dental X-rays for diagnosing issues like broken teeth or advanced dental disease. While we offer limited radiographic services, we collaborate with Michigan Pet Surgery & Dentistry Clinic for full-mouth radiographs when needed.

We perform simple tooth extractions as part of our dental care services. For complex cases requiring surgical extractions or full-mouth radiographs, we refer to our partner clinic for advanced care.

We perform oral surgeries, including complex tooth extractions and surgical procedures for advanced dental conditions. For intricate cases, we collaborate with specialized clinics.

We educate pet owners on at-home dental care practices to maintain oral health between professional cleanings. Proper dental hygiene at home helps prevent dental disease and improves your pet's quality of life.

We provide safe and affordable spay and neuter procedures to help control pet populations and improve your pet's long-term health. Our team ensures a smooth experience with professional care and post-operative instructions.

We address foreign body removals as part of our general surgical services, ensuring your pet's safety and comfort during the procedure.

We provide wound and laceration repair services to treat injuries and promote proper healing. Our team ensures a sterile and compassionate approach to these procedures.

We offer cherry eye repair surgeries to correct prolapsed gland issues in pets. This procedure helps restore normal anatomy and function.

We assist in stabilizing pets with urgent conditions like vomiting, difficulty breathing, or suspected fractures, though we refer complex cases to Michigan Pet Surgery & Dentistry Clinic for full-size X-ray capabilities.

We prioritize pain management for your pets, including the use of locally-acting anesthetics like bupivacaine during dental procedures. Your pet's comfort is a top priority in our care.