Sheehy Animal Hospital

read moreAt Sheehy Animal Hospital, we are proud to offer comprehensive veterinary care for your pet. Whether you have a dog, a cat, a small animal or something more exotic, you can depend on us to treat your companion with all the respect and care that we treat our own pets. From annual wellness exams to major pet surgeries, and everything in between, we are your resource for veterinary care in Livonia, MI, and surrounding areas, including Canton and Dearborn. Lead by Dr. Sharon Sheehy, our veterinary team is well-equipped to assist you and your pet with a wide variety of veterinary needs.

read moreSheehy Animal Hospital is proud to serve the Livonia MI area for everything pet related. Our veterinary clinic and animal hospital is run by Sharon Sheehy, who is a licensed, experienced Livonia veterinarian. Our team is committed to educating our clients in how to keep your pets healthy year round, with good nutrition and exercise. Sheehy Animal Hospital stays on top of the latest advances in veterinarian technology and above all, remembers that all animals and pets need to be treated with loving care in every check-up, procedure, or surgery.

read moreAs pets age, their needs change. What worked for a puppy or kitten will not work for an elderly dog or cat whose joints are different, teeth and organs are aging, and so on. If you want your pet to live the longest and healthiest life ever, you must take those changing needs into account. That's where Sheehy Animal Hospital comes in. The main advantage here at our Livonia animal hospital is expertise. We are well versed in all aspects of senior pet care and can help you determine exactly what approach to pet care will best extend your pet's life and make both of you happiest for as long as possible.

read moreAt Sheehy Animal Hospital, our Livonia veterinarian specializes in providing in-house diagnostics and internal medicine for pets. Typically diagnostic services are required when a pet's illness or injury isn't able to be officially diagnosed through a physical examination alone. These diagnostics, in addition to our range of other veterinary services offered, make us your one-stop shop for your pet's health and wellness needs in Livonia and the surrounding areas of Farmington Hills, Canton, Southfield, Westland, and Dearborn.

read moreYou've always enjoyed veering away from the beaten path, and your choice of pets is no exception. But while a turtle, snake, or another reptile can make an excellent pet, these creatures have specific needs and issues that you won't encounter in dogs and cats. Here at Sheehy Animal Hospital in Livonia MI, we can serve as your source of reptile care, treatment, and information so you can give your new friend the healthiest, happiest life possible. Reptiles definitely qualify as exotic pets -- which means that you must understand certain exotic petcare considerations.

read moreWhen someone hears the term allergies, they often think about a runny nose, watery eyes, and a cough; however, other people who suffer from food allergies might think about an emergency that could require an epi-pen, which is short for an epinephrine injection. The same dichotomy exists in pets as well. It is important for pet owners to be able to spot the difference between food allergies and seasonal allergies. There are a few important points to keep in mind. At Sheehy Animal Hospital, we can provide a vet who specializes in the treatment of pet allergies in Livonia.

read moreIt's every pet owner's nightmare: one moment your pet seems happy and healthy, and the next moment he's vomiting, drooling or demonstrating other alarming symptoms. This scenario can occur if your pet ingests any of the toxins commonly found in and around most homes. If you want this scene to have a happy ending, you need to understand the signs of toxic ingestion, the types of toxins that endanger animals, and how our Livonia veterinarian at Sheehy Animal Hospital can help save your pet's life.

read moreThe veterinarians at Sheehy Animal Hospital in Livonia have seen many pets come in that are affected by some type of parasite. Parasite infestation can lead to many health and comfort problems for your furry friends. It's important to be able to recognize the signs of parasites and to know when your pet needs veterinary care to get them treated quickly. Parasites are small organisms that depend on another living creature for their survival. One of the best-known parasites among pet owners are fleas, which feed off of and live on an animal throughout its lifespan.