Heritage Animal Hospital

About

Heritage Animal Hospital offers: Routine Health Care, Digital Radiographs, Dental service, Ultrasound, General and Orthopedic Surgery, OFA Certification

Story

In February of 1978, Dr Earl Cornprobst along with his wife, Cheri, opened a small animal practice in Southern Monroe County. With dedication and long hours they built the practice into one of the larger practices in the state of Michigan. In 2005 they decided it was time to build a new practice based on a new set of goals and dreams. Thus they founded the Heritage Animal Hospital in Dundee, Michigan.
The Dundee location was chosen recognizing that clients are willing to drive for good service, personal pet care and convenient hours. Located at the crossroads of US-23 and M-50, Heritage is a reasonable drive from much of Southeast Michigan and parts of Northwest Ohio. Dr Cornprobst equipped the practice with the newest technology available. Everything from networked microscopes to digital xrays, and more was included. The large building layout was chosen based on Dr. Cornprobst's past experience of starting small, needing multiple building additions to accommodate the growing practice. 2011 finds Heritage Animal Hospital poised to be a major permanent fixture in the small animal veterinary community of SE Michigan and NW Ohio. We will endure the struggle to become A Practice of Excellence. We are excited about the possibilities to further serve our clients and their special friends.

Dr. Amanda Chrzanowski graduated from Michigan State University in 2008. Her professional interests include soft tissue surgery, ophthalmology, ultrasound and working with responsible breeders. Dr. Chrzanowski takes OFA radiographs and is also certified in the PennHIP technique, both of which are done to reduce the incidence of hip dysplasia in breeding programs. When she is not working she enjoys spending time with her husband and two children. She also enjoys training and competing with her dogs in agility, obedience and show. She has been a member of the Golden Retriever Club of America's Health and Genetics Committee since 2008 and is also a member of the Presidents Council of the Canine Health Foundation. Dr. Chrzanowski resides in Southern Michigan with her husband and two toddlers, their dogs, Macy (Golden Retriever), Stella (Bulldog), and Spencer (Bulldog), their two cats (both Persian rescues), and growing saltwater aquarium.

Dr. Amber Waun graduated from Michigan State University in May of 2013. Her interests include imaging, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. She is a member of the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association as well as the American College of Veterinary Radiology. She has a soft spot in her heart for any brachycephalic breed (smushy face) and is hoping to spend more focus on treatment for problems in those breeds as she builds her career. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with Emmett (her puggle), Santiago (siamese kitty), and her rabbit, Opal. Most recently she has added painting to one of her favorite hobbies. We are very excited to have her as part of the great team at Heritage.

Dr. Christine Jennings is the newest addition to the Heritage family. She graduated in 2015 from MSU College of Veterinary Medicine. Her interests lie in emergency medicine and ultrasonography.