Nash Veterinary Hospital Saint Clair Shores, Michigan

Mickey at the front desk is one of the rudest people! Take a pill or something for goodness sakes. What a mean person!

The Staff is very very rude especially the fat lazy one at the desk i would not go back their .

Great ppl. Very fair prices. This is a great way to shop local. Small time elderly vet that works with his wife. Been going there for years

Talk about a veterinarian that really cares, they don't do it for the money, they truly care about your pet/family member!

I'm torn about this vet. I've had shots done, ear infection visit, & had my girl spade here. Everything always seemed to be fine up until I had my puppy spade here. She is fine now (2 years later) but I got the feeling that the procedure was super traumatic for her. Yes I know "of course" it would be but what I mean is that she is still not afraid of shots, vet visits at other clinics, being left at the groomers, me poking & proding weekly to pluck her ear hairs & clean her eyes etc, etc, etc... She totally freaks out when we pull up here ???? I have always wondered if the anesthesia worked or was given to her properly. She stayed overnight which was their terms. Sometimes you just have a gut feeling that can't be ignored. Cheap prices sometimes come with cheap service. I also wonder about the stocked drug expiration dates as well. Some of the staff is getting to be quite forgetful. Just put your pets in good hands is all I'm saying.

No need to worry when you take your pet to Dr. Nash. He is very good with my pets and is able to take care of them, operations or vaccines.

Thank you all for being there for us!

Great service and friendly with animals

Just talking to them was nightmarish. No compassion whatsoever. Another vet saved my dog when they were willing to euthanize her without seeing her.

PLACE SHOULD BE CLOSED DOWN TO NOT BRING YOUR ANIMALS HERE. Out-of-date ,and out-of-touch staff. Place looks ghetto. The vet and his wife are not of age to be running a vet buisness anymore. They rough handled my dog in front of my face when my dog was at the vet because he was hurt. Vet is rude and disrespectful. His wife is no better. Place looks run down. Not clean. After listening to my dog scream I walked out and took my dog with me. Absolutely unacceptable. TRASH.

Best experience ever on the worst possible day. We had to put our dog Blaze down that we had for 14 years. Dr. Nash and his staff came highly recommended and they didn't fail. They were so kind and compassionate. This is not something you do every day and they helped us through every step. We got Blaze's ashes back within just a couple of days along with a cast of his paw print. They were just the best. Thank you Dr. Nash and staff for making this terrible situation for us a little easier to deal with.

I know a lot of people are really put off by Mickey but the fact is is that these people really do care about your pets. Dr Nash is truly in it for all the right reasons he truly does love your pets

Taken all my dogs there. Kind knowledgeable compassionate. Really great.

Kind, caring, knowledgeable. More personal than the big corporate practices.

Compassionate and caring. I have been taking my dogs here for years.

Micky at the front counter is a completly rude and inconsiderate. No people skills at all.

Founded back in the 1900's by Dr. Gary and wife Mickie, this practice has enjoyed the enduring loyalty of generations of pet families. The best quality of animal comfort is reflected in a genuine love of all animals and compassion for conscerned owners.

Dr. Nash is very compassionate, knowledgeable and takes whatever time you may need.

Extremely rude and cold-hearted staff.

Went with my friend to euthanize her old family dog and the staff was terribly lacking in compassion and empathy towards the hard situation. My friend was devastated being her first pet loss and the dr snapped at her. They had to stick the needle in all four legs and the dog was squirming and crying. Being a euthanasia, you'd think the staff would be able to handle these situations a little bit better. When I worked as an emergency vet tech, we had a protocol to sedate the patient heavily and place an iv catheter to avoid having to stick the pet more than once. Also, training for all to be sure placement is successful on the first time. Hospitals like this are why I no longer work in the field... saddens me that compassion fatigue is such a real thing that people work through... get more massage. Smile. Love your life.

Love them. Only place I'll bring my animals anymore.