Lyon Veterinary Clinic

Lyon Veterinary Clinic We have been providing quality veterinary services in this area since 1996. Welcome to Lyon Veterinary Clinic.

We are a full service veterinary facility for small animals, including exotic pets. Our medical focus is on preventive medicine so your pets can live long and healthy lives. We are located on Pontiac Trail between 8 and 9 Mile Road, just North of Kroger. All of our doctors strive to provide the highest standard of medical care to our patients. They regularly attend continuing education events to b

ring you the latest information to help in the care of your pet. We continue to improve our technology and medical capabilities including digital radiology services, laser technology for less painful surgical procedures and improved pain control in many injuries, and up to date in-house laboratory machinery for rapid patient diagnosis. We also have access to advanced laboratory services through the many outside laboratories that we use.

We want to hear from you! What are your furry friends' favorite treats? Share their top picks in the comments below. Whe...
12/09/2025

We want to hear from you! What are your furry friends' favorite treats? Share their top picks in the comments below. Whether it's crunchy, chewy, or homemade, let's celebrate all the tasty delights that keep our pets wagging their tails and purring happily. Your recommendations could inspire other pet parents to try something new.

Did you know that our feline friends are true vocal artists? Cats can express themselves with up to 100 different sounds...
12/08/2025

Did you know that our feline friends are true vocal artists? Cats can express themselves with up to 100 different sounds, showcasing their unique personalities and emotions. In comparison, dogs have a much simpler vocal range with about 10 distinct sounds. This incredible variety allows cats to communicate in ways that often leave us fascinated and amused. From soft purrs to demanding meows, each sound tells a story.

Noticing your dog licking their paws more than usual? It could be due to allergies, bites, injuries, or anxiety. Persist...
12/05/2025

Noticing your dog licking their paws more than usual? It could be due to allergies, bites, injuries, or anxiety. Persistent or aggressive licking might signal a skin infection or joint problem. Keep your furry friend comfortable and healthy. Schedule an appointment today: (248) 486-5600.

Is your cat hesitant at mealtime or pawing at their food? It might be whisker fatigue: a common issue caused by deep bow...
12/04/2025

Is your cat hesitant at mealtime or pawing at their food? It might be whisker fatigue: a common issue caused by deep bowls that irritate their sensitive whiskers. Switching to a wide, shallow dish can reduce stress and make your kitty more comfortable and eager to eat. Small adjustments can lead to a happier, healthier cat! For expert tips on feline wellness, contact us today at (248) 486-5600.

The trom-bone might be your pup’s favorite instrument, but did you know chewing on the wrong bones can actually harm the...
12/02/2025

The trom-bone might be your pup’s favorite instrument, but did you know chewing on the wrong bones can actually harm their teeth? 🦴 Hard bones can cause painful fractures and lead to dental problems. Safer chew options are always a better choice for your furry friend. Call our clinic at (248) 486-5600 to ask about dental-safe treats and book your pet’s dental checkup!

Did you know that both dogs and cats can sleep for about 12 to 16 hours each day? It’s extra adorable when they nap toge...
12/01/2025

Did you know that both dogs and cats can sleep for about 12 to 16 hours each day? It’s extra adorable when they nap together in a cozy cuddle! If you think your pet’s sleeping patterns seem unusual, feel free to reach out to us at (248) 486-5600.

12/01/2025

Our office phones are off-line this morning. We are working to resolve the issue.

Senior dogs may move slowly, but they still crave play and mental stimulation. Gentle activities like soft tug toys, slo...
11/28/2025

Senior dogs may move slowly, but they still crave play and mental stimulation. Gentle activities like soft tug toys, slow fetch, or nose-work puzzles can help combat arthritis, support cognitive health, and keep their spirits high. It’s all about quality time, connection, and gentle movement. Want more tips on caring for your older dog? Call us at (248) 486-5600 for expert advice!

Looking to be more eco-friendly? Here are three simple ways that you can be an environmentally conscious pet owner! It's...
11/27/2025

Looking to be more eco-friendly? Here are three simple ways that you can be an environmentally conscious pet owner! It's as simple as that. Small changes can make a big impact down the road. Do your part to protect our planet by implementing these suggestions. Want to learn more? Give us a call at (248) 486-5600 for more information!

We are thankful for you and your pets. Every wagging tail reminds us of our dedication to providing pets and their owner...
11/27/2025

We are thankful for you and your pets. Every wagging tail reminds us of our dedication to providing pets and their owners with quality veterinary care. We are lucky to have incredible clients and we thank you for your continued trust, support, and patience. Happy Thanksgiving from your veterinary team!

11/26/2025

Remember, any food that isn't a regular part of a pet's diet—especially fatty foods like ham, gravy, dark turkey meat, and turkey skin—can cause issues ranging from diarrhea to pancreatitis, and some human foods can even poison your pets. Side dishes like stuffing and mashed potatoes may contain garlic, onion, leeks, or chives that are toxic to dogs and cats. Desserts may include dangerous-to-pets ingredients like chocolate, raisins, currants, and Xylitol (a popular sugar substitute)—so reserve the sweet stuff for humans only. Plus, chewing and swallowing bones may cause a life-threatening obstruction that requires emergency surgery.

Is your cat waking you up at 2 AM for a snack? Their natural hunting instincts make them prefer grazing rather than larg...
11/25/2025

Is your cat waking you up at 2 AM for a snack? Their natural hunting instincts make them prefer grazing rather than large meals. Adjusting their feeding schedule or using a timed feeder can help redirect their habits. Want more expert tips to keep your feline happy and your nights restful? Contact us today at (248) 486-5600!

Address

21188 Pontiac Trl
South Lyon, MI
48178

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday 8am - 11:30am

Telephone

+12484865600

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