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Union Lake Veterinary Hospital

Union Lake Veterinary Hospital has cared for pets in Waterford, MI since 1974. Families in West Bloomfield and nearby areas also use its care. Convenience is one big reason.

First, the hospital opens seven days a week. Weekday hours run from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Weekend hours run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Need help fast? Pet parents can call to book a same day visit for minor emergencies.

Comfort keeps those visits calm. At Union Lake Veterinary Hospital, all licensed veterinary technicians hold Fear Free certification. The team plays calming music and offers toys and treats. It also uses Feliway and Adaptil sprays to ease stress.

Ready to give pets calmer, easier care? Call Union Lake Veterinary Hospital at 248 363 1508 or request an appointment online. The team welcomes new clients at 6545 Cooley Lake Road in Waterford.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can an adult pet exam include?

Most adult dogs and cats need a fecal exam at least once a year to check for intestinal parasites. Pets over 7 months old also need a heartworm test before starting prevention.

How often do puppies and kittens visit the vet?

Puppies and kittens generally visit every 3 to 4 weeks until they reach about 16 weeks old.

When does a pet count as a senior?

Medium dogs reach senior age around 7 years, and large breeds reach it a year or two sooner. Cats and small dogs reach it around 9 or 10 years.

Do indoor pets need a microchip?

Yes. Even indoor cats and fenced in dogs can escape and get lost. Vets can scan the chip at each annual exam to confirm it still reads.

Do indoor pets need parasite prevention?

Yes. Every dog and cat needs year round parasite control. Indoor pets can still pick up diseases from pests that hitch a ride inside.