Baylis Animal Hospital

08/22/2024

Lincoln has grown so much in a year! He was 105 pounds of fluffy goofball today. A big difference from his first visit when he was 27 pounds 🥰🐶

06/21/2024

06/06/2024

Attention app users! The Apple developer issue that began on May 30th has been resolved. You can once again access the Baylis Animal Hospital app. You may need to "update" when prompted. In the rare event that this is insufficient, please delete the app and download again. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.

05/31/2024

Attention to our clients that utilize our app:

Apple phone users are currently unable to access our app due to a developer issue. We have been assured that the problem will be resolved soon and we will in turn send you a notification. In the meantime, please call us with any needs you may have for your pets. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

05/21/2024

🚨 Reminder to Our Valued Clients 🚨

We will be closed for Memorial Weekend from Saturday, May 25th to Monday, May 27th to allow our staff to enjoy the holiday weekend. Please ensure you pick up any medications or prescription foods your pets may need before the extended weekend.

Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

🐾 Your team at Baylis Animal Hospital

04/23/2024

Who doesn’t love a basset hound puppy? Wonder was just wonderful for his first visit ❤️

04/09/2024

Anyone missing this cute little guy? Or maybe recognize his cute little face? No microchip. If so, please give our office a call!

(248)627-5500

03/23/2024

Little miss Shelby about a year ago. Compared to yesterday at her vaccine appointment loving her cheese (aka our secret Labrador weapon in the treatment area).

The difference a year makes!! 🥺

03/19/2024

UPDATE: We are back on! Thanks for your patience as we catch up. Voicemails did not save while the system was down, so if you left a message please call us back.

Today we are experiencing some phone/internet issues. Please come directly into the office with any urgent needs. Appologies for the inconvenience!

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine’s Day from our staff! ❤️

A friendly reminder to be aware of bringing certain plants into your home when giving or receiving flowers today. Especially to the counter surfing cats and dogs that might think it’s a cool, new toy! 🌸

For more information on specific plants, or pet poison control check the link below…

https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

02/02/2024

Our day is always made when we see Miss Mille♥️

01/30/2024

Gino had to have some lab work done today. The staff is always excited to see a pure bred Maine C**n! He was a pleasure to work with 😻

01/24/2024

Nova was the best patient for her recheck and nail trim today. It’s always a pleasure to see her here ❤️

12/21/2023

Lola came in today in her holiday sweater, ready for Christmas! Do any of your pets have a favorite holiday sweater, toy, or costume? Share some pictures below! 🎄

12/13/2023

Happy holidays from Dr. B and the rest of the Baylis bunch 🐾🎄

12/07/2023

One of our patients Bella at 4 months old and again at 15 months old yesterday. She went from 40lbs to 83lbs! Such a big, pretty girl! ❤️

12/07/2023

Holiday Hours🎄

Tomorrow (12/8) we will be closing 4:30pm instead of our regular 5pm to allow the staff to get together for our annual Christmas party. Please keep this in mind for your medication refills/pickups!

We will also be CLOSED Saturday, December 23rd to allow our team to spend extra holiday time with friends and family. Please reach out to us via phone (248-627-5500) or through our app (Baylis Animal Hospital in your phone’s App Store) with questions or any other veterinary needs.

Thank you and Happy Holidays 😊

12/04/2023

Update on respiratory illness and your pet…

There is a growing concern over an atypical canine infectious respiratory disease (CIRD) affecting dogs across the nation. Michigan State University Veterinary Diagnostic Lab encourages dog owners to remain vigilant regarding their pets health.

As of December 1st, 2023 the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and MSU diagnostic lab have not received any reports of CIRD in Michigan. The illness is contagious, spreading among dogs that have contact with other dogs. If you notice respiratory symptoms (such as coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge) it’s important to reach out to us to schedule an exam.

To keep your pet safe, make sure your dog is up-to-date on all vaccines before interacting with other dogs. Avoid sharing, food, water bowls, and toys used by multiple unknown dogs and keep your dogs away from dogs that are sick or who’s vaccine status is unknown.

For more info check out the link below!

https://www.michigan.gov/mdard/about/media/pressreleases/2023/11/29/mdard-and-msu-encourage-owners-to-work-with-veterinarians-to-protect-pets-from-respiratory-illnesses

12/01/2023

Today Dr. Baylis went to Clarkston High School to discuss careers in Veterinary Medicine. We had lots of fun answering the students’ questions and meeting everyone. One of our technicians, Logan, brought along her golden retriever to interact with the students. Kobe accidentally stole the show! 🐾

11/30/2023

Happy Howlidays! 🐶🎄

The staff is very excited for the upcoming holidays and wanted to share some safety tips regarding your furry family members this season.

Plants: Artificial and live plants can be dangerous to dogs and cats. Live plants can be toxic and artificial plants can cause bowel obstructions if ingested. Keep all plants live or fake in a safe place out of your pets reach. (Yes, this includes your water basin for real trees!)

Food and Drinks: While those sad eyes are so tempting to throw a treat to, be aware of the risks associated with certain foods. Foods like pork that are high in fat can cause conditions like pancreatitis. Many of the holiday treats contain fruit, chocolate, or nuts that may be toxic to your pet. If you have a counter surfer be sure to store your food for the party in a safe place!

Decorations: Keep electrical cords away from your pets! Cats and dogs are very susceptible to chewing on electrical cords which is not only a hazard to them, but your safety as well. They can be taped down to keep them less intriguing. Keep glass ornaments and decorations high on the tree or out of reach. And be aware if you like to light candles that you blow them out and don’t leave them unsupervised.

11/14/2023

We are now offering Librela injections at Baylis Animal Hospital! Librela is a monthly injection given for osteoarthritis pain in dogs. If your dog struggles with arthritis and you’d like to give it a try please give us a call! 📞🐶

11/02/2023

Sweet miss Charlie came to say hi yesterday! 👋 She was a doll ❤️