Healthcare Michigan (MI) Rank #36 of 50

Veterinarian Salary in Michigan

The median veterinarian salary in Michigan is $92,934 per year, which is 10% below the national median of $103,260.

Median Salary

$92,934

vs National

$-10,326

State Rank

#36 of 50

Cost of Living

90%

Veterinarian Salary in Michigan by Experience

In Michigan, an entry-level veterinarian earns around $61,200, while experienced professionals earn up to $139,500 per year. The cost of living index in Michigan is 90% of the national average.

Entry Level (0-2 yrs)

$61,200

$-6,800 vs national

Mid Level (3-7 yrs)

$94,500

$-10,500 vs national

Senior Level (8+ yrs)

$139,500

$-15,500 vs national

Salary Percentiles in Michigan

Percentile	MI Salary	National	Difference
10th Percentile	$58,680	$65,200	$-6,520
25th Percentile	$72,360	$80,400	$-8,040
Median (50th)	$92,934	$103,260	$-10,326
75th Percentile	$120,960	$134,400	$-13,440
90th Percentile	$156,780	$174,200	$-17,420

Veterinarian Salary by City in Michigan

The largest employment areas for veterinarians in Michigan include Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, and Warren. Salaries vary by city based on local cost of living and demand.

Detroit, MI

$90,869

Pop. 639,111 · COL 88%

Grand Rapids, MI

$92,934

Pop. 198,917 · COL 90%

Ann Arbor, MI

$108,423

Pop. 123,851 · COL 105%

Warren, MI

$90,869

Pop. 139,387 · COL 88%

Lansing, MI

$88,804

Pop. 112,644 · COL 86%

How to Become a Veterinarian in Michigan

Education

Most veterinarian positions require a doctoral degree. Michigan has several accredited institutions offering relevant programs.

Key Skills

DiagnosisSurgeryPharmacologyAnimal HandlingClient CommunicationRadiology

Job Outlook in Michigan

Nationally, veterinarian employment is projected to grow 19% over the next decade (much faster than average). Michigan's demand may vary based on local industry trends.