At Lisner Animal Hospital, we understand that clinic environment plays an important role in the health and well-being of your pet.
From our dual waiting areas (because we know that barking dogs can be
disturbing to anxious kitties!) and multiple spacious examination rooms
to our up-to-the-minute surgical suite and laboratory, our clinic is
perfectly suited to providing you and your companion with a comfortable,
professional visit... each and every time.
Who you decide to entrust with your animal's health and well-being is one of the most important decisions you'll make as a pet owner. At Lisner Animal Hospital, you can feel secure in knowing that your canine companion or feline friend will be cared for by a staff of compassionate professionals--people who put animal wellness (and client assistance) above all else.
Dr. Cathy Anderson is a 1987 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University. She has practiced both small and large animal medicine, and her specialty is veterinary radiation oncology. She also spent three years as a post-doctoral fellow at Case Western Reserve University where she did research in carcinogenesis.
Lorena has worked for Lisner Animal Hospital for nearly fifteen years, serving as clinic manager and overseer of laboratory and office functions. A familiar face to most of our clients, Lorena does it all, including assisting Dr. Lisner with procedures and exams, filling prescriptions, fielding medical questions, and more.
...Our Clinic
Debbie has worked as a Lisner Animal Hospital
receptionist and veterinary assistant for seven years. A true "jack of all trades," Debbie works in the front office, assists in the lab,
answers phones, and cares for our boarding dogs and cats.
Simona
has worked as Dr. Lisner's surgical and lab assistant for over ten
years. While assisting Dr. Lisner with surgeries and procedures, Simona
doses medications and monitors our four-legged patients. She also gives
baths, walks dogs, and assists with x-rays and ultrasounds.
Our dual-sided waiting areas provide dogs (above) and cats (below)
with separate, stress-free places to check in before their appointments.
We offer clean, modern examination rooms for your dog's visit with the doctor or nurse.
When your pet requires surgery, whether it be a simple procedure or something larger, you can be assured that your companion will receive the highest standard of care. From our state-of-the-art surgical facility (above) to our well-equipped recovery wing (below), the health of your pet will be stridently attended to every step of the way.
Looking for a reliable boarding facility for your pet? Lisner Animal Hospital offers a clean, spacious on-site facility with ample room for dogs (and cats!) of all sizes. Our facilities are recently-renovated (above) and provide a safe, fenced-in area for dogs to be walked (below). For more information, click here or ask a Lisner Animal Hospital associate for details.
Dr. Kath Edsall is a 1986 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University and a 1992 graduate of MSU's College of Business. She resides in East Lansing and practices small animal medicine throughout the greater Detroit area. She lives with her partner, six children, five cats, four dogs, and a guinea pig.
Andrea is Lisner Animal Hospital's lead veterinary technician. A graduate of the Bel-Rea Institute in Colorado, she has been working as a vet tech for more than five years. Her responsibilities span from administering vaccinations and analyzing blood samples to monitoring patients and assisting with surgeries.
Tracie serves as Lisner Animal Hospital's head receptionist. Our newest member of the staff, Tracie is responsible for booking appointments, scheduling boarding reservations, answering questions, assisting our clients, and more.
Sue has worked for Lisner Animal Hospital for five years, serving as both receptionist and veterinary assistant. Sue answers phones, books appointments, bathes and walks dogs, and more.
"Marquette" has been a valued member of the Lisner Animal Hospital family since 2005. Her responsibilities include assisting front office staff and greeting patients. She enjoys snacking on treats, getting attention from friendly clients, and taking long naps on top of the computer monitor.
Cats enjoy quiet, cozy examination rooms in the "feline wing" of our clinic...the same level of comfort without the sounds of excited barking (perfect for nervous kitties).

Dr. Dov Lisner is a 1985 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University. He opened his practice at its current location in January of 1991. The building went through a large expansion and renovation in 2005 to better serve both his four-legged patients and their owners. He offers a wide array of services, from vaccinations and routine physicals to in-house blood work, radiographs, ultrasounds, and advanced diagnostic procedures. He also performs many orthopedic, dental, and soft tissue surgeries. He is married with two daughters, and has two Boston Terriers (mother and daughter) and "Felix" the cat. He enjoys spending time with his family, reading, playing squash and racquetball, and cheering for the MSU Spartans. Dr. Lisner is a longstanding member of both The American and Southeastern Michigan Veterinary Medical Associations.