North M-18 Veterinary Clinic

09/22/2026

Congratulations to this sweet boy's family!

09/16/2026

Will will not have a doctor in the office today, Wednesday September 16th. For emergency services please contact Bay Area Pet Hospital 231-922-0911. Have a great day!!

08/03/2026

We will not be accepting new clients at this time. As we are trying to keep some appointments available for our current patients. We feel it is necessary to take care of the patients we already have established. We love our clients and thier pets and want to do what is best for them. If our schedule allows we will start accepting new clients again later this fall. Thank you all for your understanding and patience. If you have questions please call us at 989-426-8118

07/15/2026

On National Pet Fire Safety Day, we encourage all pet owners to review their fire preparation plans. In addition to these four tips, the AVMA has compiled these resources to help protect your pets in case of a fire or natural disasters: https://bit.ly/4wwib2V

07/02/2026

We will not have a doctor in office starting today until Tuesday July 7th. If you have a pet that needs to be seen there a couple of emergency and urgent care clinics you can contact.
Bay Area Pet Hospital in Traverse city
Phone: (231) 922-0911
River Rock Animal Hospital in Midland
Phone: (989) 750-7222
Our office is still open for pick up of medications and scheduling.
Please call us if you have any questions

06/17/2026

Good day!
We will be closed today from 12pm until 2pm for a meeting. Please feel free to call and leave a voicemail or text our main number and we will return the messages when we are back.
Thank you!
- North M-18 staff

06/09/2026

Our phones are back up and running! Thank you all for your patience yesterday.

06/08/2026

As of a few minutes ago we have lost power. If anyone needs to get ahold of us please message us via facebook messenger. We will notify you when power returns. Thank you!

03/16/2026

Heartworms were discovered hundreds of years ago and modern, highly effective preventives have been here for several decades. Nevertheless, pets continue to suffer--and even die--from heartworm infection. Protect your pets!

02/20/2026