Ardmore Companion Animal Hospital

Ardmore Companion Animal Hospital ACAH is the veterinary practice of Dr. Wendy J. Rosenbek. We're located between Elkton Quilt Shop and Ardmore Family Practice in Ardmore TN.

Located in Ardmore, Tennessee. We serve clients in northern Alabama and southern Tennessee. Our clients come from Giles, Madison, Lincoln, and Limestone counties; and others. Our Mission: To provide high quality, ethical medical care for our patients with compassion and respect for them and their human families. To educate our clients about the needs of their pets, both in sickness and in the prom

otion of wellness. To consistently exceed our clients' expectations for service. To provide a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for our employees and our clients.

Even though we’re dealing with some crazy weather right now across North Alabama and Southern Tennessee, warmer days are...
03/16/2026

Even though we’re dealing with some crazy weather right now across North Alabama and Southern Tennessee, warmer days are just around the corner. 🌤️ With the temperatures starting to climb soon, snakes will be becoming more active again.

This is a great reminder for dog owners: if your dog has previously received the venomous snake (rattlesnake) vaccine, now is the time to think about getting that booster scheduled. Staying ahead of the season can help give your dog an extra layer of protection before snake activity really picks up.

If you’re unsure when your dog last received the vaccine or whether they’re due for a booster, reach out to us and check their records. A little preparation now can make a big difference later.

Stay safe out there and keep those pups protected! 🐶🐍

🐾🇺🇸 Happy K9 Veterans Day! 🇺🇸🐾Today we honor the brave military and working dogs who have served alongside U.S. service ...
03/13/2026

🐾🇺🇸 Happy K9 Veterans Day! 🇺🇸🐾

Today we honor the brave military and working dogs who have served alongside U.S. service members to protect and save lives. These incredible dogs are more than companions—they are highly trained heroes.

Here are a few amazing facts about America’s working K9s:

🐕 Over 30,000 military working dogs have served in the U.S. Armed Forces throughout history.

🎖️ Military dogs have worked in many roles including bomb detection, patrol, tracking, and search-and-rescue missions. Their powerful noses can detect explosives and narcotics with incredible accuracy.

📅 K9 Veterans Day is celebrated on March 13 to mark the anniversary of the U.S. Army officially establishing the Military Working Dog Program in 1942.

🪖 During wars and conflicts, these dogs have helped locate hidden explosives, track enemy forces, and protect troops in dangerous environments. Many have even received medals for bravery.

❤️ After retirement, many working dogs are adopted by their handlers or loving families where they finally get to enjoy the quiet life they deserve.

Today we salute the courage, loyalty, and sacrifice of these four-legged heroes. If you know a retired working dog, give them an extra treat and a belly rub today! 🦴🐾

03/09/2026

🐾 March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month! 🐾

As pet parents, we do everything we can to keep our furry family members safe. March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month, a great reminder to take a closer look at everyday items in our homes that could be dangerous to pets.

🚫 Common Pet Toxins to Watch For:
• Human medications – Even small doses of pain relievers, antidepressants, or supplements can be toxic to pets.
• Foods – Chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, garlic, xylitol (found in sugar-free gum and candy), and alcohol can be extremely harmful.
• Household plants – Lilies, sago palms, aloe, and pothos are common plants that can be poisonous to pets.
• Cleaning products – Disinfectants, bleach, and detergents should always be stored securely.
• Rodenticides and insecticides – Pest control products can be very dangerous if ingested.

🛑 Signs of Possible Poisoning in Pets:
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Drooling or foaming at the mouth
• Tremors or seizures
• Lethargy or weakness
• Loss of appetite

⏱ If you think your pet may have ingested something toxic, act quickly. Contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (888-426-4435) immediately. Quick action can make all the difference.

✔ Prevention Tips:
• Keep medications and chemicals out of reach.
• Store food safely and avoid sharing harmful human foods.
• Research plants before bringing them into your home or yard.
• Secure trash cans and cabinets.

Our team is here to help keep your pets healthy and safe all year long. If you ever have questions about potential toxins or pet safety, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

🐶🐱 Protecting pets starts with awareness. Share this post to help spread the word!

UPDATE: OWNER HAS BEEN FOUNDIntact male found today (Macedonia Rd Ardmore Al) a large brown dog was with but is now gone...
02/20/2026

UPDATE: OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND

Intact male found today (Macedonia Rd Ardmore Al) a large brown dog was with but is now gone.

Has an electric fence collar on it and another regular collar. No tags. No chip.

Ed Glovich 256-457-8320

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the unconditional love our pets give us every single day. From slobbery kisses t...
02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the unconditional love our pets give us every single day. From slobbery kisses to gentle purrs, they truly steal our hearts!

We’re so grateful to care for your furry Valentines. 💕 Thank you for trusting us to keep them happy and healthy all year long.

Show your pet some extra love today — maybe an extra walk, a new toy, or a few extra belly rubs (and don’t forget the pet-safe treats!).

Drop a photo of your Valentine in the comments — we’d LOVE to see those sweet faces! 📸🐶🐱

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at ACAH!

02/11/2026

📣 Medication Refill Reminder 🐾

We kindly want to remind our clients that our standard turnaround time for prescription refills is 24 hours.

At this time, as we are currently down one doctor, refill requests may take up to 48 hours to process.

To avoid any interruptions in your pet’s medication, please call in your refill requests before you completely run out. We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we work hard to continue providing the best care possible for your pets. 💙

Thank you for trusting us with your furry family members! 🐶🐱

02/03/2026

Closed from 12-2 for a staff meeting!

01/28/2026

UPDATE:
After speaking with her surgeon he recommended she be out for 6 weeks.

Dr. Wendy will be undergoing a routine surgery on February 9th and will be out of the office for approximately three weeks. After that, she will return on a part-time basis with a reduced schedule during the remainder of her recovery.

During this time, we’re excited to welcome our newest provider, Dr. Pileggi, to the practice! With 20 years of experience, we’re thrilled to have him joining our team and supporting our patients while Dr. Wendy recovers.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding!

01/27/2026

We’re currently having some phone issues. If you need us and can’t get through, please try our clinic cell phone at 931-309-3665. Thank you for your patience!

🦷 February is Dental Health Month 🦷Dental disease is one of the most common conditions we see in pets and can lead to pa...
01/26/2026

🦷 February is Dental Health Month 🦷
Dental disease is one of the most common conditions we see in pets and can lead to pain, infection, and systemic illness if left untreated.
This before-and-after highlights the importance of professional dental care.
To support your pet’s oral health, Ardmore Companion Animal Hospital is offering $15 OFF dental services throughout the month of February.

01/23/2026

📢 Weather Closure Notice 📢

Ardmore Companion Animal Hospital will be closed on Monday (1/26/26) due to weather conditions. We plan to reopen on Tuesday (1/27/26) , weather permitting.

If your pet experiences an emergency while we are closed, we recommend:
🐾 Huntsville Veterinary Specialists and Emergency
🐾 Madison Veterinary Emergency

Thank you for your understanding, and please stay safe! 💙🐶🐱

01/21/2026

One of our clients is going through something they never expected, and our hearts are breaking for them. 💔

They recently rescued a sweet dog from a really bad situation. She was neglected, scared, and just needed safety and love. They were told she was already spayed, so they brought her home believing they were simply giving one dog a second chance.

Then everything changed.

She wasn’t spayed.

Before they even had time to process it, she went into labor — and now they are suddenly caring for 11 puppies they never planned for. Eleven tiny lives that now depend entirely on them. 🐶

They did the right thing by rescuing her, but the reality has been overwhelming. The cost of food, vet care, supplies, sleepless nights, and the responsibility of making sure every puppy survives and finds a loving home has taken a huge emotional and financial toll.

The good news: all of the puppies are up for adoption. The puppies are currently up to date on their parvo/ distempershots, and they are being well cared for while waiting for their forever homes. ❤️

They saved one dog from a horrible situation and ended up responsible for twelve — walking away was never an option.

👉 If you are interested in adopting or helping, please reach out to the client directly — not the clinic.
Mr. Lewis: 256-998-1624

Please share to help these babies find the loving homes they deserve. 🐾

Address

25547 Main Street
Ardmore, TN
38449

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

9314278383

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Located in Ardmore, Tennessee. We serve clients in northern Alabama and southern Tennessee. Our clients come from Giles, Madison, Lincoln, and Limestone counties; and others.

Our Mission: To provide high quality, ethical medical care for our patients with compassion and respect for them and their human families.

To educate our clients about the needs of their pets, both in sickness and in the promotion of wellness.

To consistently exceed our clients’ expectations for service