Dr. Amanda Lee received her DVM degree from the University of California, Davis in 2013. She began working in the veterinary field in 2002 as a veterinary technician before deciding to go to vet school. Dr. Lee grew up in Saginaw, MI and then lived on the West Coast for 15 years. There, she also completed an internship training program for emergency medicine, general practice & surgery.
Dr. Lee has worked as an emergency and general practice veterinarian for several years, including at Blue Pearl Veterinary Partners in Ann Arbor. She made the big move back home in 2017 and makes her home in West Village, Detroit. Dr. Lee especially enjoys preventative medicine and providing lifelong care to her patients. Dr. Glynes D. Graham, owner and senior veterinarian of Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital, received her DVM degree from Michigan State University in 1983.
A lifelong Detroit resident, Dr. Graham was only 15 years old when she first became associated with Patterson Hospital through a part-time job filing records and cleaning cages.
Dr. Lee has worked as an emergency and general practice veterinarian for several years, including at Blue Pearl Veterinary Partners in Ann Arbor. She made the big move back home in 2017 and makes her home in West Village, Detroit. Dr. Lee especially enjoys preventative medicine and providing lifelong care to her patients. Dr. Glynes D. Graham, owner and senior veterinarian of Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital, received her DVM degree from Michigan State University in 1983.
A lifelong Detroit resident, Dr. Graham was only 15 years old when she first became associated with Patterson Hospital through a part-time job filing records and cleaning cages.
Services
For more than 175 years, Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital has had the responsibility and honor of caring for Detroit's animals.
Established at 71 West Columbia in 1844 by Dr. James W. Patterson, an English immigrant and the only practicing veterinarian in Detroit at that time, the hospital has the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating small business in Detroit, the oldest veterinary hospital in the state and the United States, and one of the oldest hospitals of any kind in Michigan.
Established at 71 West Columbia in 1844 by Dr. James W. Patterson, an English immigrant and the only practicing veterinarian in Detroit at that time, the hospital has the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating small business in Detroit, the oldest veterinary hospital in the state and the United States, and one of the oldest hospitals of any kind in Michigan.
Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, personal checks, and cash as payment for your pet's services.
Payment is due at the time services are rendered and a deposit may be required for hospitalization or surgery.
We accept pet insurance from all pet insurance providers.
If you have pet insurance, please let our staff know.
We will be happy to assist you with assembling the records and invoices you will need to file your insurance claim.
Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital is pleased to offer CareCredit No Interest Payment Plans.
Payment is due at the time services are rendered and a deposit may be required for hospitalization or surgery.
We accept pet insurance from all pet insurance providers.
If you have pet insurance, please let our staff know.
We will be happy to assist you with assembling the records and invoices you will need to file your insurance claim.
Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital is pleased to offer CareCredit No Interest Payment Plans.
Patterson Dog & Cat Hospital is a full-service animal clinic you can trust to provide the care your dog or cat requires for a lifetime of health and happiness.
Our veterinarians and staff focus on comprehensive pet healthcare, including pet wellness care, dog and cat dental care, and pet surgery, as well as professional dog grooming and cat grooming services.
You can rest assured that we always have your pet's best interest in mind.
The Detroit area is home to many high quality animal care services, and we often refer our patients to local board-certified veterinary specialists, emergency service providers, and other caretakers who have expertise in the additional services you may need for your pet.
Our veterinarians and staff focus on comprehensive pet healthcare, including pet wellness care, dog and cat dental care, and pet surgery, as well as professional dog grooming and cat grooming services.
You can rest assured that we always have your pet's best interest in mind.
The Detroit area is home to many high quality animal care services, and we often refer our patients to local board-certified veterinary specialists, emergency service providers, and other caretakers who have expertise in the additional services you may need for your pet.
In addition to scheduled surgeries, we can also handle minor surgical emergencies during our regular business hours.
Our surgical center is fully equipped to provide the best possible veterinary care for your dog or cat.
Administration of intravenous fluids during surgery to keep your pet hydrated and ensure proper kidney function.
Prior to your pet's scheduled surgery, we will provide you with a list of instructions to follow to ensure your pet's safety during the procedure.
You can download the list here or we will provide it for you at our office.
Our surgical center is fully equipped to provide the best possible veterinary care for your dog or cat.
Administration of intravenous fluids during surgery to keep your pet hydrated and ensure proper kidney function.
Prior to your pet's scheduled surgery, we will provide you with a list of instructions to follow to ensure your pet's safety during the procedure.
You can download the list here or we will provide it for you at our office.
Is your pet's breath worse than his bite?
Proper oral and dental health for dogs and cats can help-but these services are really about much more than good breath.
Just as in humans, pets' mouths can be a hotspot for infection, especially for older animals or any animal with a compromised immune system.
Proper oral and dental health can help prevent painful tooth infections and gum disease.
It can also help protect your dog or cat from more serious health problems, such as heart disease or kidney damage.
Proper oral and dental health for dogs and cats can help-but these services are really about much more than good breath.
Just as in humans, pets' mouths can be a hotspot for infection, especially for older animals or any animal with a compromised immune system.
Proper oral and dental health can help prevent painful tooth infections and gum disease.
It can also help protect your dog or cat from more serious health problems, such as heart disease or kidney damage.
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