We have been going to Dr. Anderson's clinic for over 13 years, and do not have one single complaint. When I call to come in, for whatever reason, she accommodates me immediately. I feel she has the best interest of the animal at heart. She understands that our fur baby is not just a pet, but an important member of our family and treats her accordingly. We are very blessed to have a beautiful doggie and vet that treats her like her own. I would recommend Dr. Anderson to anyone looking for a good vet. Thanks Dr Anderson.

I am not someone with an ulterior motive. She killed my beagle with her misdiagnosis. Then she wouldn't even help me do the decent thing and put him out of his misery. I called her and called her. She would not talk to me even though she advertises 24 hour service. The only time she returned my call was three hours after my dog was already put down by another vet. He cried and cried in horrible pain for hours!! She should not have a license to practice!

We must warn against taking your pet to this clinic. After 8 years of yearly check ups and shots and no problems, we trusted that we were dealing with a reliable clinic. Then we were told that our dog's teeth needed cleaning because he had tartar on them. They said it was not serious yet, but should be done to prevent it from causing major health issues. They gave us a price, and we checked several times to make sure it was all inclusive. They assured us it was . . . unless he needed any teeth removed, and they could not tell us whether that would be the case until the procedure was in progress. We asked several different office girls if they could call us first in the event that any teeth would need to be removed. Each time they assured us that they would indeed call us if that were the case. The day of the surgery, I asked again for them to call me if they thought any teeth needed to be removed. I was pleased when the phone didn't ring that day, assuming all was well. At the end of the day they called to tell us we could pick up the dog . . . and that they had removed SIXTEEN of his teeth, and the bill was triple the quoted price. They refused to negotiate in any satisfactory way and refused to release the dog until we had paid half the bill, and signed a paper stating that we would pay the rest. We brought our poor little dog home looking half dead. Although he did recover, the whole experience was extremely stressful. After contacting other vets, Better Business Bureau, and the Michigan Veterinarian Licensing Association, we were assured that they had crossed a number of ethical boundaries in the way they dealt with us.. We made another visit to Animal Kingdom, this time more informed, and they dropped the remaining charges. However, we still paid over $100 extra for something we would never have consented to, and are left with a dog who can't eat properly because of all his missing teeth. Before his teeth were taken, he could grip a toy so tightly we could hold the other end and lift him off the ground.

my 8 year old bengal cat needed immediate dental attention I know how bad toothaches can be..one vet wanted to pull both top fangs plus other back teeth..at a wicked cost, I then called and took her to Animal Kingdom they seen her right away, gave her a round of antibiotics which relieved her pain, then cleaned and scaled her teeth, no pulling...she is now happy and pain free..I was very happy with the service, care and handling of my cat...they are now Jades regular vet.

If you care for your animal please beware. The sheer atmosphere of this place is deceitful. You do not want to know what goes on behind those revolving doors and believe me they do not want you to go back there either. If you were aware, the Vet has a rather interesting article written on her in the paper, check archives. I have seen many clinics over the years and i knew something wasn't right about this place. If you only knew how many people in this town have had bad experiences or feelings about this establishment. Now wonder why they have such cheap rates? Because business isn't good, and you get what you pay for folks. If you love your animal, please take it to Sault Animal Hospital or Chippewa Animal Clinic, they have nothing to hide.