Wyandotte Animal Hospital

Were you aware, on average, pets age seven times faster than people? Most dogs and cats reach adulthood by age two. By age four they are entering middle age. By age seven many pets, particularly large breed dogs, are entering their senior years.

Because pets age so rapidly major health changes can occur in a short amount of time. Even pets that appear normal can have underlying problems. You can help keep your pet healthy by paying close attention to any changes in your pet's weight, eating and drinking, elimination, grooming habits, and behavior.

We highly encourage twice-a-year examinations, routine bloodwork vaccines, the use of year-round parasite prevention, and annual parasite testing. This can help your veterinarian diagnose, treat, and even prevent health problems before they become life-threatening conditions.

Our goal at Wyandotte Animal Hospital is to help your pet live a quality, healthy life.
Vet check-up with client and her dog
  • Winter Hours
  • Mon & Thurs 9-5
  • Tues 9-7
  • Wed & Fri 9-2
  • Sat 9-2
  • After Hours Emergency: 313-389-1700

  • Paul Crawshaw, DVM

    Dr. Crawshaw earned his veterinary degree in 1994 from Michigan State University. Upon graduation he began his career at Gibraltar Animal Hospital where he worked for nearly eight years. After leaving Gibraltar Animal Hospital, he worked as a relief veterinarian for a year and a half at over 30 animal hospitals. He then spent the following two years as a full-time veterinarian at the Animal Emergency Clinic in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

    In 2005, Dr. Crawshaw purchased Wyandotte Animal Hospital after the passing of Dr. Don Sturtevant. Wyandotte Animal Hospital has provided excellent healthcare for animals throughout its history and Dr. Crawshaw's goal is to improve upon that and maintain a highly-trained, compassionate, and motivated staff to provide the best care for every patient.

    Dr. Crawshaw, with the help of the staff, has updated the building by performing renovations, painting, and landscaping. Dr. Crawshaw has also updated the office equpiment, laboratory equipment, radiology equipment, patient monitoring equipment, and the boarding and grooming facilities. More improvements and renovations are planned for the near future.

    He enjoys fishing, golfing, bike riding, and reading in his spare time.

    Years in Practice:
    Jul 03, 1994
    Education:
    Michigan State University
    Interests:
    General Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics
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  • Steven Poindexter, DVM

    Dr. Poindexter grew up in Michigan in the Downriver area and graduated from Woodhaven High School. He then attended Michigan State University to pursue a career in veterinary medicine, and earned his Bachelor's of Veterinary Science Degree. He furthered his studies through the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine Program and earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree in 1997.

    Upon graduation from Michigan State University,  he began his career as a veterinarian at McLaughlin Veterinary Hospital in Trenton, Michigan and practiced there for 14 years.

    Wyandotte Animal Hospital welcomed Dr. Poindexter to our practice in January of 2012.  Dr. Poindexter's veterinary interests are in general medicine and surgery.

    In his spare time he loves to cook and spend time with his family and he enjoys playing tennis, volleyball, golf, and soccer.

    Years in Practice:
    Jul 03, 1997
    Education:
    Michigan State University
    Interests:
    General Medicine and Surgery
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