Veterinary Clinic & Animal Hospital in Detroit, MI
Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics Veterinarians in Detroit, MI
Browse published veterinary surgery & orthopedics veterinarian profiles in Detroit. Board-certified and experienced veterinary surgeons performing spay/neuter, mass removals, foreign body surgery, cruciate ligament repair (TPLO), and fracture fixation. Typical 2026 U.S. veterinary costs for veterinary surgery & orthopedics range from $450 to $1,200 for soft-tissue procedures and $2,800 to $5,200 for orthopedic surgery such as TPLO, depending on your city, pet size, and clinical complexity.
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Quick Summary
Browse published veterinary surgery & orthopedics veterinarian profiles in Detroit, Michigan. Review declared experience, languages and the contact details available in each listing.
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When do you need a Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics veterinarian in Detroit?
- →Your pet needs specialized veterinary surgery & orthopedics from a state-licensed veterinarian
- →You want transparent upfront cost estimates and direct clinic phone numbers before booking
- →You are comparing clinic hours, emergency triage availability, and in-house diagnostic equipment
- →You want to review verified pet owner ratings and neighborhood location details
Top 2 Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics Veterinarians in Detroit: License Status & Direct Contact
Structured summary table showing bar verification status, public client ratings, and direct profile or ownership claim access in Detroit.
| # | Veterinarian / Animal Hospital | Primary Veterinary Specialty | Rating | Listing Status | Profile / Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Patterson Dog and Cat Hospital Veterinary Clinic & Animal Hospital in Detroit, MI | Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics | ★ 4.6 (350) | Unverified | |
| 2 | Hurley Dog and Cat Hospital Veterinary Clinic & Animal Hospital in Detroit, MI | Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics | ★ 4.6 (496) | Unverified |
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Hurley Dog and Cat Hospital
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Veterinary Clinic & Animal Hospital in Detroit, MI
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Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics veterinarians in Detroit — frequently asked questions
- How do I find a Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics veterinarian in Detroit, Michigan?
- Browse profiles on this page — each listing declares Detroit, Michigan as a primary location and Veterinary Surgery & Orthopedics as a veterinary specialty. Compare years of experience, declared profile information, languages, and direct contact channels (phone, email, website). Contact the veterinarian directly to discuss your specific matter before booking an appointment.
- How much does veterinary surgery & orthopedics cost in 2026?
- In the United States, typical veterinary fees for veterinary surgery & orthopedics range from $450 to $1,200 for soft-tissue procedures and $2,800 to $5,200 for orthopedic surgery such as TPLO. Always ask the clinic for an itemized written treatment plan before authorizing procedures.
- How do I choose the right clinic for veterinary surgery & orthopedics?
- Compare state-licensed veterinary clinics by location, equipment, emergency hours, species treated, and verified client reviews, then call ahead to confirm appointment availability.
- Should I bring my pet's prior medical records?
- Yes. Bringing prior vaccination records, lab results, and current medication lists helps the veterinarian make a faster, more accurate assessment and avoids duplicate testing.