Goodison Veterinary Center

Goodison Veterinary Center At Goodison Veterinary Center your pet is a special member of the GVC family too

Dr. Molly Angel provides advanced veterinary dental care at Michigan Animal Dental Specialists. Check out our informational page on her services:
http://www.goodisonvet.com/advanceddentistry.html

It's a new month and that means new discount codes for our online store. Please consider supporting your favorite veteri...
01/15/2025

It's a new month and that means new discount codes for our online store. Please consider supporting your favorite veterinarian and ordering your prescriptions and prescription diets from the GVC store. Our prices are comparable to the big box store BUT when you factor in the monthly discount codes you get the best price possible. Thank you for your supportšŸ„°šŸ¾

It's that time when we look back at our lives and decide what kinds of changes we want to make in the new year. What res...
12/31/2024

It's that time when we look back at our lives and decide what kinds of changes we want to make in the new year. What resolution(s) is your pet making for 2025? We'll get the conversation started with our very own princess, Tooncie. Tooncie has decided she will take more "me time" to reflect after her long days of working at Goodison VC.

Last-Minute New Year's Eve Pet Safety Tips 1. Secure Indoor Environment: Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet, comfortabl...
12/30/2024

Last-Minute New Year's Eve Pet Safety Tips

1. Secure Indoor Environment: Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet, comfortable area for your pet indoors where they can feel secure. Ideally, this space is away from doors and windows. Include their favorite toys, bedding, and calming items.
Close Windows and Doors: Ensure all windows and doors are securely closed to prevent escapes.

2. Identification: Update ID Tags and Microchips: Make sure your petā€™s ID tags and microchip information are current in case they get lost.

3. Mask Noises Indoors: Play Background Noise: Use fans, calming music, white noise machines, or the TV to help drown out the sound of fireworks.

4. Avoid Fireworks Exposure ā€” Keep Away from Fireworks: Do not bring pets to fireworks displays or let them near fireworks at home.

5. Secure Outdoor Areas: Check Fences and Gates: Ensure your yard is secure if your pet needs to go outside for a bathroom break. You may even want to bring them out on a leash versus letting them roam freely.

Someone might be on Santa's Naughty list this year.
12/23/2024

Someone might be on Santa's Naughty list this year.

The Goodison Veterinary Center and Michigan Animal Dental Specialists family want to wish you and your family a furry an...
12/20/2024

The Goodison Veterinary Center and Michigan Animal Dental Specialists family want to wish you and your family a furry and bright holiday season. Please plan ahead for any food or prescriptions your pet may need as we will have modified hours of operation.
GVC will have the following holiday hours:
12/24 Christmas Eve-9:00AM-1:00PM
12/25 Christmas Day-closed
12/26 Day after Christmas-9:00AM-5:00PM
1/31 New Years Eve 9:00AM-1:00PM
1/1 New Years Day-closed

MADS will have the following holiday hours:
12/24-12/26-closed
12/31-1/1-closed (open 1/2)
1/3-closed

Here are the monthly discount codes for our online store. Happy shopping for your favorite furry family member šŸ„°šŸ¾
12/05/2024

Here are the monthly discount codes for our online store. Happy shopping for your favorite furry family member šŸ„°šŸ¾

Goodison Veterinary Center will be closed on Thanksgiving day to celebrate the holiday with family and friends. We will ...
11/26/2024

Goodison Veterinary Center will be closed on Thanksgiving day to celebrate the holiday with family and friends. We will be open the following day, Friday Nov 29th. Please be sure to plan accordingly for prescriptions and pet food needs. Happy ThanksgivingšŸ¦ƒ Note: Michigan Animal Dental Specialists will be closed on Friday, Nov 29th as well as Thanksgiving day.

It's that time again for new discount codes for our online store. Happy shopping!
11/11/2024

It's that time again for new discount codes for our online store. Happy shopping!

Happy Fall!  We have new discount codes for our online pet food store   Remember our prices are better than the big box ...
10/09/2024

Happy Fall! We have new discount codes for our online pet food store Remember our prices are better than the big box online stores as we have the same base price but our monthly discount codes save you an additional 10-20%! And youā€™re supporting a local business. Win win šŸ˜Š

Please join the entire team of Goodison Veterinary Center and Michigan Animal Dental Specialists as we congratulate Dr. ...
10/02/2024

Please join the entire team of Goodison Veterinary Center and Michigan Animal Dental Specialists as we congratulate Dr. Venet on becoming the newest board certified member of the American Veterinary Dental College. It's an amazing accomplishment for one amazing veterinary dentist.

Just a reminder, GVC will be closed Monday, September 2nd in observance of Labor Day. If your pet will need medication o...
08/28/2024

Just a reminder, GVC will be closed Monday, September 2nd in observance of Labor Day. If your pet will need medication or veterinary food before the holiday, please be sure to call us before the weekend so we have enough time to process your request. Have a happy and healthy holidayšŸ˜ŠšŸ¾

For those traveling, or planning to travel across the border to Canada and/or Mexico with their dog(s) please note the C...
07/26/2024

For those traveling, or planning to travel across the border to Canada and/or Mexico with their dog(s) please note the CDC has announced new requirements which go into effect August 1, 2024. We have attached a document outlining those changes with further information. Please let us know if you have any questions. Pics of adorable puppy and kitten for attentionšŸ„°

***UPDATE: ON JULY 22, 2024, THE CDC RELAXED THE NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR DOGS ENTERING/RE-ENTERING THE US FROM DOG RABIES-FREE AND LOW-RISK COUNTRIES (THIS INCLUDES CANADA AND MEXICO). THE INFORMATION BELOW REFLECTS THAT CHANGE.
Effective August 1, 2024, new rules for bringing a dog into the United States will take effect. These rules are mandated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and apply to all dogs, including those who originate in a foreign country as well as those who normally live in the US and will be re-entering the country after travel. Dogs who travel between the United States and Canada or Mexico are therefore subject to these rules. The CDC website for bringing a dog into the US can be found here.
Requirements vary depending on if the dog has been in a high-risk country for dog rabies in the 6 months before arrival in the US.
The requirements for dogs entering or re-entering the US who have only been in dog rabies-free and low-risk countries (this includes Canada and Mexico) in the past 6 months are as follows:
ā€¢ The dog must appear healthy upon arrival.
ā€¢ The dog must be at least 6 months old at the time they cross the border into the US.
ā€¢ The dog must be microchipped with a chip that can be read by a universal scanner.
ā€¢ The dog must be accompanied by a CDC Dog Import Form receipt (printed or on a phone screen). This form must be completed by the person bringing the dog into the US. It can be completed up to 6 months in advance of travel (including on the day of travel), takes several minutes to complete, and is free of charge. The receipt will be valid for 6 months and can be used for multiple entries as long as the dog has not been in a high-risk country within the past 6 months. Every dog must have their own form.
ā€¢ While the CDCā€™s website makes no mention of requiring a rabies vaccine for this group of dogs, we HIGHLY RECOMMEND that dogs be vaccinated for rabies and travel with a valid rabies vaccination certificate (ideally showing their microchip number). Rabies vaccination of dogs is LEGALLY REQUIRED by the majority of US states. Also note: If the dog will be traveling to another country after being in the United States, that country may also have rabies vaccination requirements.
Please review information regarding the above on the CDC's website for dogs that have been in dog rabies-free or low-risk countries.
For dogs that have been in a high-risk country for dog rabies during the 6 months before arrival in the US, the requirements are more substantial. They also depend on where the dog was rabies vaccinated (US or foreign). You can find more CDC information regarding import requirements for US-vaccinated dogs here and foreign-vaccinated dogs here. Be aware that some situations require minimum waiting periods before travel, more time-consuming processes, and/or quarantine, so please plan ahead with as much advance notice as possible.
Lastly, we realize that this may complicate your travel. We are doing our best to understand these new rules and are happy to help as much as possible. If you would like to schedule a consultation to discuss your dogā€™s particular situation in detail, please donā€™t hesitate to reach out. We wish you safe and smooth travels!

GVC will be closed Thursday July 4th and Saturday July 6th. Please plan ahead for any prescription refills or medication...
06/18/2024

GVC will be closed Thursday July 4th and Saturday July 6th. Please plan ahead for any prescription refills or medication your pet may need to help them manage the stress and anxiety of firework celebrations. From the entire GVC/MADS family, we wish you and your family a safe and happy 4th of July.

As this is a common occurrence in Southeastern Michigan this time of year, we're reposting this message in case your bel...
04/19/2024

As this is a common occurrence in Southeastern Michigan this time of year, we're reposting this message in case your beloved canine develops these red spots in the next few weeks. (Note: these pests seem to be a little early this year):

It's that time of year when you might see these round, red and raised spots on your dog's belly/groin area. Though they look concerning they are actually harmless bites from a gnat which appears early May and disappears in early June. The marks typically resolve within 24-48 hours, don't bother the dog and require no treatment. If after 48 hours they don't resolve or if your dog seems bothered, please call us at 248-650-5900 to schedule an exam with one of our wonderful doctorsšŸ˜Š Happy Spring!

In preparation for the upcoming big day, the Easter Bunny sent his helpers to GVC to make sure they were in ā€œhip hopā€ co...
03/29/2024

In preparation for the upcoming big day, the Easter Bunny sent his helpers to GVC to make sure they were in ā€œhip hopā€ condition to deliver all those tasty goodies and Easter baskets. Not to worry as Dr. Savage and Dr. Potocki gave all the bunnies a clean bill of health. The entire GVC Family wishes you a happy and healthy Easter holiday.

Saturday is National Puppy Day AND National Cuddly Kitten Day. Not that we need a special day to swoon over these babies...
03/22/2024

Saturday is National Puppy Day AND National Cuddly Kitten Day. Not that we need a special day to swoon over these babies, but we get two celebrations for the price of one. We see soooo many puppies and kittens (all adorable) at GVC that it was difficult to choose just a few to add to this post. Rest assured each and every GVC patient, regardless of age, gets lots of TLC from the entire Goodison team. Enjoy your day and give a little extra love to your favorite furry family member.

It's Poison Prevention week so we wanted to post this informational   guide on common household poisons. It's always a g...
03/19/2024

It's Poison Prevention week so we wanted to post this informational guide on common household poisons. It's always a good idea to look around your home for any of these products and ensure they are out of reach of curious pets. We hope your pet never experiences a poison emergency but if the unthinkable does occur please contact us as soon as possible so we can determine the next steps to take.

Today is World Spay Day. World Spay Day is an international campaign that advocates for spaying and neutering pets to pr...
02/27/2024

Today is World Spay Day. World Spay Day is an international campaign that advocates for spaying and neutering pets to prevent unplanned litters and reduce the number of stray animals. The event emphasizes the benefits of spaying and neutering, which include improved pet health, reduced animal suffering, and a decrease in the number of animals euthanized in shelters. If you have a pet that has not been spayed or neutered, consider scheduling the procedure. Itā€™s a responsible choice that benefits your petā€™s health and prevents unwanted litters.

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4379 Orion Road
Rochester, MI
48306

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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Your pet is a very special member of your family. At Goodison Veterinary Center, we think of your pet as a very special member of our family, too. We strive to treat every one of our family members with the finest medical care, love, and compassion.Conceived in 1996 from a special dream of Drs. Molly and Doug Angel, the Goodison Veterinary Center continues to grow today. With the addition of outstanding technical and management staff, we have made it our goal to provide excellent veterinary care and service in a modern, comfortable setting.

At Goodison Veterinary Center, we hope your special furry or feathered family member will enjoy becoming an addition to our extended family. Dr. Molly Angel, our board certified dental specialist, provides advanced veterinary dental care. Please check out our informational page on her services: http://www.goodisonvet.com/advanceddentistry.html