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Somerset Veterinary Hospital

4.8 ★ · 122 reviews on Google

Open now · 1719 Crooks Rd, Troy, MI 48084

Somerset Veterinary Hospital is a privately owned small animal hospital at 1719 Crooks Rd in Troy, MI. Its services range from routine vaccinations and nail trims to spays, neuters, and more advanced medical procedures and surgeries. The women-owned practice covers both routine care and more involved medical needs within that stated range of services. It has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 122 reviews. Appointments are required, and the hospital directs clients to contact the office for more information or to schedule a first visit. Free on-site parking is available, including wheelchair-accessible parking. The entrance and restroom are also wheelchair accessible, and the business identifies itself as welcoming LGBTQ clients. For pet owners comparing veterinary options in Troy, MI, the listed details establish its small-animal focus, range of routine and advanced services, and access arrangements; questions about a particular procedure can be directed to the office.

Somerset Veterinary Hospital

Know before you go

  • Privately owned small animal hospital
  • Vaccinations, nail trims, spays and neuters
  • Advanced medical procedures and surgeries
  • Women-owned and LGBTQ-welcoming
  • Free on-site parking and wheelchair-accessible facilities
  • Reviewers often praise the service (1 mentions)

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  • We recently moved far from Somerset and have been searching for a new vet, and it has made me realize how great we had it at this practice! From the front desk, to the techs, to the doctors, every… — Google, 5★, August 9, 2026
  • We love Somerset vet! Every person that works there is SO kind and helpful. You can tell they all truly care about animals. The appointments never feel rushed and they always take the time to expl… — Google, 5★, July 23, 2026
  • After our first visit, I can confidently say that I am incredibly impressed with this practice. My dog has Addisons disease, which is a somewhat unique condition. What stood out most was how will… — Google, 5★, June 12, 2026

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