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Crawford Animal Hospital Core Values: “Stewardship Education And Fun!” Discover exceptional veterinary care at our AAHA-accredited hospital. You can expect the warmest welcome.

If you are looking for an animal hospital that will love your pet as much as you do, you can call off the search. At Crawford Animal Hospital, we are all about pets! As your trusted veterinarian in Greenfield, WI, we offer a variety of services including pet wellness care, pet teeth cleaning, cat and dog vaccinations, pet surgery, nutrition and educational counseling for pets, pain management, spay and neuter and more! We are here to service the cities of Milwaukee, WI, Greenfield, WI, West Allis, WI, New Berlin, WI, Racine, WI, Franklin, WI, Hales Corners, WI, Muskego, WI, Greendale, WI, Oak Creek, WI and more!

Happy National Vet Tech Week to the best team around! 🎉 Our incredible techs pour their hearts into caring for your pets...
10/19/2026

Happy National Vet Tech Week to the best team around! 🎉 Our incredible techs pour their hearts into caring for your pets like their own. Help us say thank you for everything they do in the comments! ❤️

🎉🐾 BIG NEWS! WE DID IT, AGAIN! 🐾🎉We are SO excited to share that we’ve officially PASSED our AAHA re-accreditation! 🏆💙Th...
10/19/2026

🎉🐾 BIG NEWS!
WE DID IT, AGAIN! 🐾🎉

We are SO excited to share that we’ve officially PASSED our AAHA re-accreditation! 🏆💙

This incredible achievement is a reflection of our team’s passion, hard work, and unwavering commitment to providing the highest quality veterinary care for our patients and their families. AAHA accreditation represents a dedication to excellence, and we couldn’t be prouder of our amazing team for making it happen! 🩺🐶🐱

A HUGE thank you to our team for going above and beyond every day and to our wonderful clients for trusting us with your beloved pets. We’re celebrating this milestone and looking forward to continuing to provide the very best care for your furry family members! 🐾✨

Here’s to excellence, teamwork, and happy, healthy pets! 💙🎉

It's Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog Month! 🐶 Many of our best adventure buddies, couch companions, and park-day partners started ou...
10/13/2026

It's Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog Month! 🐶 Many of our best adventure buddies, couch companions, and park-day partners started out in a shelter. If you've got a rescue pup, we want to celebrate them. Share their story (and a photo!) in the comments. ❤️

Booking your pet's next visit takes seconds. 📱Reserve online, anytime! Consistent care is the foundation of a long, heal...
10/08/2026

Booking your pet's next visit takes seconds. 📱Reserve online, anytime! Consistent care is the foundation of a long, healthy life for your furry family members.

Great job to everyone that answered this week’s trivia question! The answer is D, Hypothyroidism.Hypothyroidism is the c...
10/08/2026

Great job to everyone that answered this week’s trivia question! The answer is D, Hypothyroidism.

Hypothyroidism is the condition where the thyroid doesn’t produce enough thyroid hormones to properly control the body’s metabolism. This condition is extremely rare in cats with hyperthyroidism (the over production of thyroid hormones) being much more likely.

It’s Trivia Tuesday again, drop your response in the comments and we will be back on Thursday with the answer! 🩺🐈
10/06/2026

It’s Trivia Tuesday again, drop your response in the comments and we will be back on Thursday with the answer! 🩺🐈

Spooky season is here! 🎃 Before the fun starts, swipe through for a few Halloween hazards to keep in mind. Save & share ...
10/05/2026

Spooky season is here! 🎃 Before the fun starts, swipe through for a few Halloween hazards to keep in mind. Save & share these tips with fellow pet parents to help keep our furry friends safe this spooky season!

It's Walk Your Dog Week! 🐾 Every walk is good for their body, their mind, and that tail-wagging happiness we love to see...
10/01/2026

It's Walk Your Dog Week! 🐾 Every walk is good for their body, their mind, and that tail-wagging happiness we love to see. Getting out for a park day or an evening stroll? Snap a photo and share it in the comments!

The most common food allergy in cats and dogs, making up 34% of cases is beef!Most food allergies are due to a sensitivi...
10/01/2026

The most common food allergy in cats and dogs, making up 34% of cases is beef!

Most food allergies are due to a sensitivity to a particular protein in their diet making grain allergies exceedingly rare.

September is National Su***de Prevention Month, so before the month comes to an end, we are taking a moment to acknowled...
09/30/2026

September is National Su***de Prevention Month, so before the month comes to an end, we are taking a moment to acknowledge and remember those in the veterinary field who have died by su***de and those who continue to struggle with their mental health.

As many as 1 in 6 veterinarians consider su***de at some point in their career, which is much greater than the general population.

Why is the su***de rate so high in the veterinary profession?

• Moral distress: Veterinarians and staff want to do what’s best for their patients, but oftentimes that simply isn’t feasible due to client financial constraints, patient cooperation, or compliance with a treatment plan. Having to make difficult decisions when you know what you would ideally like to do, but cannot, can be emotionally exhausting.

• Burnout: Veterinarians are constantly pressured to take on more and more appointments. Even with a fully booked schedule and an understaffed team, veterinarians will often still see overbooked appointments for same-day or urgent-care cases. This can result in veterinary professionals staying well past their shifts, missing scheduled lunch breaks, and struggling to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Veterinarians are also frequently contacted by clients outside of business hours with questions or concerns that may require an appointment.

• Financial struggles: Veterinarians undergo extensive schooling and can graduate with significant student debt, while earning substantially less than human physicians with similar educational requirements. Financial stress can add another layer of pressure to an already demanding career.

• Negative client interactions: We understand that when your pet is sick, emotions can run incredibly high. Unfortunately, veterinary professionals can sometimes become the target of anger, frustration, and verbal abuse when a pet has a poor outcome or when treatment costs are higher than expected. Veterinarians do not control the cost of medications, laboratory testing, or other treatments, yet they are sometimes accused of being “only in it for the money.”

• Social media and cyberbullying: With social media, a frustrating experience can quickly turn into a public post or online review. “Vet bashing” has become increasingly common, and veterinary professionals can be subjected to harassment and cyberbullying that follows them long after they leave work.

So, what can you as a pet owner do?

Remember that your veterinary team is human, too.
When you are scared or frustrated about your pet's health, it is completely understandable to have strong emotions. But please remember that the person sitting across from you cares about your pet and chose this profession because they want to help animals.
Ask questions. Express your concerns respectfully. Let us know when you are struggling financially so we can discuss what options may be available. And when your veterinary team goes above and beyond for you and your pet, tell them.

A kind word, a thank-you, or simply recognizing the difficult work that veterinary professionals do can mean more than you realize.
We don't expect our clients to agree with every decision or never feel frustrated. We simply ask that we extend the same compassion to the people caring for our pets that we hope to receive when we are the ones who need help.

Veterinary medicine is a profession built around caring for others. Let's remember to care for the people behind it, too. ❤️

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of su***de or experiencing a mental health crisis in the U.S., call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

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4607 S 108th Street
Greenfield, WI
53228

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 8pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 8pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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