Pet Age Staff//November 20, 2025//
Pet Age Staff//November 20, 2025//
Lovet Pet Health Care, a new kind of veterinary care making it easier for pets to stay healthy and for pet parents to get the support and guidance they need every step of the way, is deepening its investment in Michigan with three new hospitals opening across the Grand Rapids area this fall.
The expansion brings Lovet’s local footprint to four hospitals since its Michigan debut in April — and underscores the network’s commitment to making expert care more accessible for West Michigan pet families.
Since opening its first Grand Rapids hospital in April, Lovet veterinarians have already cared for more than 2,200 pets and welcomed 1,900 new pet parents across the community.
Lovet by the Numbers
Each Lovet hospital offers comprehensive, full-service veterinary care—addressing everything from urgent needs to preventative care in state-of-the-art facilities designed to reduce the stress of vet visits for both pets and pet parents. Backed by more than 40-years of clinical excellence and hands-on experience, Lovet’s veterinarians and care team receive extensive training and ongoing clinical support, working in a collaborative environment built on decades of knowledge and trust that supports high-quality outcomes for pets. In-house x-rays and diagnostics powered by advanced AI-enabled technology, allow clinicians to run tests and deliver answers quickly and accurately.
With flexible scheduling and convenient weekend hours, Lovet makes it easier for pet parents to get the care their pets need, when they need it.
Expanding Access to Care Across West Michigan
Since mid-October, Lovet has opened three additional hospitals across the region and today celebrates the opening of its fourth location, marking a major milestone in its West Michigan expansion. The newly opened Lovet hospitals are located at:
These new locations join Lovet’s first Grand Rapids hospital, which opened in April 2025 at 4290 Lake Michigan Dr. NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534.
“Grand Rapids has quickly become one of Lovet’s most vibrant and fast-growing markets,” said Courtney Gruber, president at Lovet Pet Health Care. “In our 2025 Lovet Checkup Report, a nationwide study we commissioned to better understand the realities of pet health and access across the U.S. and state-to-state, we found that 87 percent of Michigan pet parents reported having a pet positively impacts their mental and emotional well-being. That deep connection is exactly why we’re continuing to expand here: to make high-quality, compassionate veterinary care easier to access for every pet-loving family in West Michigan.”
Accessible, Comprehensive Care Designed Around Pet-Loving Families
Lovet’s continued expansion comes as many Michigan pet parents face growing challenges in accessing affordable veterinary care. The Lovet Checkup Report also found that 44% of Michigan pet parents reported having delayed or skipped care due to rising costs. Lovet’s model is designed to address those barriers directly through its innovative offerings to make care more accessible.
Community Partnerships and Local Hiring
Lovet is actively hiring veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and support staff across all four Grand Rapids locations, creating opportunities for approximately 50 local team members.
As part of its ongoing commitment to community engagement, Lovet recently partnered with Humane Society of West Michigan as the Pet First Aid Tent Sponsor at the Humane Hustle 5K & Walk earlier this month. The activation encouraged pet parents to build their own first aid kits — reinforcing Lovet’s mission to make pet care education, preparedness, and access more approachable for families across West Michigan.
Culture and Talent Development
At Lovet, culture and development are at the heart of the network’s mission to make veterinary care more accessible for pet parents. They foster a values-driven workplace that emphasizes mentorship, continuing education (CE), and progressive compensation models that reward quality care, collaboration, and growth. Through Lovet’s learning and development programs, clinicians and team members have access to CE and skill-building resources that strengthen clinical excellence and teamwork.
This investment in people is reflected in Lovet’s strong retention records:
Lovet also supports its team members through every stage of life and career, recognizing that personal milestones — such as growing a family — are an important part of overall well-being. The company fosters a culture of flexibility and inclusion that empowers veterinary professionals to pursue their career goals while maintaining balance at home and in life.
Lovet also acknowledges the unique challenges facing today’s veterinary professionals — including the mental health pressures and high stress that affect the wider profession. To help address these realities, Lovet provides mental health and wellness resources for all team members, including access to counseling and peer-support programs, flexible scheduling, and a culture that encourages open conversation and seeking support.
By leading with a focus on learning, development and well-being, Lovet aims to set a new standard for what it means to build a sustainable, fulfilling career in veterinary medicine.