Goullaud Eric L DVM

I have now had the sad experience of loosing one of my beloved dogs. She was quite ill and I took her to MVRS. In the end, my husband and I had to have her euthanized. Her stomach had ceased to function. The reason I am writing the update is I think it is important for others to also know how a doctor handles the end of life for our pets. I have to say, Dr. Goullaud was great. My dog had been going to him for her stomach issue over 6 years. When it was obvious there was little else that could be done, I felt the complete support of Dr. Goullaud and also the entire staff.

What Jane S. said.
The name of Dr. Goullaud’s practice is Metropolitan Veterinary Referral Services (MVRS).
I first met Dr. Goullaud in 1995 when I was a vet student. My dog had collapsed, & the receptionist at the U of M vet school said I could have an appointment in 2 weeks or wait until after 4 to see the emergency clinician. A classmate put me in touch with Dr. Goullaud & I’ve been a devoted referring veterinarian ever since.
This is the place for advanced diagnostics for your dog or cat. As a U of M graduate, I want to be able to support the U of M but I can’t-not as a graduate, not as a client, not as a referring veterinarian. MVRS is better-they’ll see your animal faster & get done what needs to be done in a timely manner.
This practice doesn’t do vaccinations or routine care-it’s a place for sick animals, when your pet’s regular veterinarian has exhausted their diagnostic options. It’s mainly internal medicine-​gastroenterology, cardiology, oncology-​but they can have a surgeon come in as well, for advanced surgeries.
Dr. Goulaud doesn’t have the greatest «bedside manner”-he drives some people crazy-​but he always has the diagnosis, care & treatment of your pet as his first priority.
Highly recommended.