Livonia Veterinary Hospital: Boyd Karin DVM

We provide comprehensive physical exams for your pet's health and well-being. Annual exams facilitate disease prevention, timely diagnosis, and early intervention.

We offer customized wellness packages for puppies and kittens during their first year of care to set the right foundation for good health. Your pet’s first year of care is based on its specific needs.

We provide senior pet wellness care including exams every 6 months and comprehensive blood chemistry analysis to help lead your pet to a longer healthier life. Early diagnosis of disease processes can be advantageous for their health.

We offer vaccinations to protect your pet from serious illnesses like parvovirus. A single parvovirus vaccination costs less than $25.

We offer heartworm testing and prevention as part of our annual recommendations for optimal health.

We provide flea and tick prevention to keep your pet healthy and comfortable. We can recommend preventative measures that you can begin at home.

We offer intestinal parasite testing and prevention as part of our wellness programs.

We can perform many diagnostic procedures in-house including bloodwork to give you immediate answers and start treating your pet faster.

We offer intestinal parasite testing as part of our wellness programs.

Our clinic is well equipped with digital radiography including dental to help diagnose your pet's condition.

We offer ultrasound imaging as part of our diagnostic services.

We use dental radiographs to view the dental tissues and supporting structures of the teeth for a more thorough diagnosis.

We can recommend and demonstrate preventative measures for your cat or dog that you can begin at home to keep their teeth healthy.

We provide surgical services including routine spays and neuters.

At Livonia Veterinary Hospital we are equipped to see certain veterinary emergencies during our regular hours for current patients. Please call us prior to your arrival so that we may prepare for you and your pet.

We know the issue of pain management is of great concern to pet owners today. We use protocols that have been shown to decrease the amount of general anesthesia needed and speed recovery.