Ypsilanti Animal Clinic

From preventive care and surgery to physical therapy, Michigan Avenue Animal Hospital's broad and varied service offering can meet all of your pet's health needs in one location. We care for Ypsilanti's companion animals and have earned a reputation over the years for providing high-quality, professional care with a compassionate touch.

Welcome to Whittaker Road Animal Clinic in Ypsilanti, a member of the Midwest Veterinary Partners family. At Whittaker Road, our veterinarians understand how important your pet's health is to you. We provide preventive care, wellness care, and restorative care, as well as referrals for emergency vet services. We also offer microchip IDs to help identify your pet if he s

Our staff takes great pride in their compassion and excellent medical care, and we work hard to give all of our clients the same prompt, high-quality care that we would want for our own pets. We are a small animal hospital serving the Ypsi/Ann Arbor community. We provide medical, surgical, and dental care for dogs and cats of all sizes.

We're pleased to inform you that Uptown Veterinary Clinic will now be known as City Pets Veterinary Clinic. We just learned that another business has copyrighted the name "City Pets." Rest assured that there are no changes to ownership, management, or day-to-day operations; unfortunately, we were forced to change our name after consulting with legal experts. At City Dogs/Uptown Vet Clinic, Dr. Hui, Dr. Weinrick, and the entire staff are committed to providing for your pets.

We are a full service animal hospital where all of our veterinarians work closely together on many cases behind the scenes so that your loved one often gets multiple veterinarians for the price of one! It is very difficult, if not impossible, for a single veterinarian working by themselves these days to keep up with the constantly evolving field of modern medicine, let alone being able to afford the kind of training and equipment affordable health care requires.

The art and science of medicine are always evolving. There are new treatments found. Older treatments disappear, occasionally to resurface in a different setting. The art of practice frequently entails implementing new ideas before medical science has deemed them to be true.