Rochester Veterinary Hospital

06/17/2026

06/16/2026

🚧 Traffic Alert for Our Clients 🚧

We’ve been made aware of the upcoming road construction project at Crooks Rd. & Hamlin Rd. in Rochester Hills. This project is expected to cause traffic delays and may impact travel times to and from our clinic starting on June 22nd.

If your pet has an upcoming appointment, please allow yourself extra travel time and plan accordingly to help ensure you arrive on time.

We appreciate your patience during this construction project and look forward to seeing you and your pets! 🐾❤️

📞 Call us if you anticipate being delayed due to traffic at 248-852-3650

06/15/2026

06/13/2026

🚨 RED CARD ALERT 🚨

What foul would your pet get called for during the World Cup? 😂

06/13/2026

Our hearts are with the entire team at Wilson Veterinary Hospital as they grieve the loss of a cherished member of their family. The veterinary community is a close-knit one, and the loss of a colleague, mentor, and friend is felt far beyond the walls of a single hospital.

We extend our deepest condolences to their family, coworkers, clients, and all those whose lives were touched by their kindness, compassion, and dedication. ❤️‍🩹🐾

06/10/2026

That puddle your dog just drank from could put your entire family in the hospital. 🚨
Leptospirosis spreads through contaminated water, puddles, lakes and rodent urine — and it can cause kidney failure, liver damage and death in your dog.
Worse — your infected dog can pass it to YOU and your children.
Vaccinate. Avoid stagnant water. Act fast if you see these signs.
Save this post. Share it — protect your dog AND your family. 🐾"

06/06/2026

A pet’s palette is not as discerning as you would hope. What’s the weirdest thing your pet has tried to eat? 😳

And if they succeed…give us a call so we can help!

05/30/2026

As flowers bloom, so do risks for our pets, with plenty of opportunity for them to breathe in particles, scratch an eye, poke a paw, or even get snagged by a branch or thorn, all of which could potentially lead to infections.

Infections can be sneaky subtle—If your pet is not acting right and you are not sure what it is, get them checked! Like with most conditions, the sooner we treat an infection, the better your pet will feel.