Fayette Veterinary Medical Center

06/03/2025

We are in need of specifically towels at this time if you have any you can donate! We would greatly appreciate it!

We are in need of towels! If you have any to spare or can donate some, any amount would be appreciated!

05/08/2025

It's time again for a shout out for our winners!! 📣📣📣. This month, our Top Dog Award went to Dr. Martin. He is kind and compassionate with everything that he does. He is an amazing doctor and willing to help any team member, patient or client at any time! His willingness to help in all situations has landed him the Top Dog! Andrea, our Lead CSR, is this month's Cat's Meow! She has taken on so many additional roles recently and is phenomenal at them all. She gives excellent customer service, is always helping our staff and clients, and loves our patients with all her heart. She arrives early and stays late to ensure we are always running smoothly!! FVMC would not be the same without you two!! Let's help thank Dr. Martin and Andrea for all they do! 🏆❤️🏆

04/29/2025

We are in need of towels! If you have any to spare or can donate some, any amount would be appreciated!

04/15/2025

Today is a special day around FVMC! We are celebrating Lisa's 34 Year Anniversary with us 🎉. Lisa is our wonderful hospital tech that takes care of all of our sick babies when they are here. She is kind and compassionate and has a huge heart! She is phenomenal at what she does and we are thankful that she is with us!! Please help me by giving Lisa a shout-out for her 34 years of dedication to FVMC! 🎉🏆❤️ We love you Lisa ❤️

02/11/2025

******UPDATE: This message was sent out via email to all of our clients. Please rest assured that we ONLY use Home Again Microchips and our chips are not affected by this change. We are sorry for any confusion this may have caused. ******

We want to inform you of an important update regarding Save This Life Microchips. The company has unexpectedly shut down and unlinked its database from national registries.
What You Need to Know:
• The microchips themselves remain safe and functional.
• However, due to the database shutdown, pet owners must take immediate action to ensure their pet's microchip information is accessible.
What You Need to Do:
To prevent any issues if your pet ever goes missing, please re-register your pet’s microchip number as soon as possible at www.freepetchipregistry.com. This free registry is connected to the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool, ensuring your contact information is available when scanned.
If you do not re-register your pet’s microchip, there will be no way to retrieve your contact information should your pet become lost.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please call our hospital at (770) 460-0090.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

01/30/2025

We are in need of towels. Any donations will be greatly appreciated! 🧼🛁🫧

01/20/2025

WEATHER ALERT: **Update** Thursday 1/23/25 - 10:00 AM - WE ARE OPEN! Please call our office if you need us or to make an appointment. 770-460-0090

01/14/2025

It's award time again!!! We are so thankful for this month's winners! Emily, our Admin Assistant, was awarded our Top Dog!! She is so instrumental in helping the girls at the front desk, answering phones and questions and providing support to the entire clinic. Paige, is a Vet Assistant, and this month's Cat's Meow! She goes above and beyond in her patient care and helping clients. She has a multitude of talents and is such a valuable asset here at FVMC. We are so thankful for you girls and all you do!! 🏆 Help us congratulate Emily and Paige this month!!!

01/09/2025

WEATHER UPDATE AS OF 1/10 at 2:22pm: We will also be closed Saturday, January 11th

WEATHER UPDATE: we will be closed Friday, January 10th for the safety of our clients, patients and staff.

Due to the incoming inclement weather, our office will be closing at 12:00pm on Friday, January 10th. If you have an appointment scheduled with us on Saturday, please call us prior to your appointment to make sure we are open. Thank you for your understanding. Please stay safe!

12/23/2024

Help us find these sweet kitties home for the holidays. Big Mac, Hotcakes and Caramel Sundae have been at our facility since November 7th after a couple of our employees caught them. They were found at a McDonald’s by the interstate (hence the names). They have been vaccinated, spayed/neutered and microchip and are ready for their forever homes.

If you’re interested in meeting one or all of them, please stop by our hospital or call 770-460-0090 to learn more a about them ❤️

12/05/2024

Meet Big Mac, Hotcakes, and Caramel Sundae. This feline family was found at McDonald’s crying for food. With the help of our FVMC employees, we were able to trap them, spay/neuter and vaccinate them. These big bundles of love are ready for their forever homes and are hoping to meet you soon! Will you be their Christmas miracle and give them a soft place to land? If interested in adopting any of these babies, please call us at 770-460-0090.

Big Mac:
We guess that he is 1-2 years old. Up to date on all vaccines including Rabies, FVRCP and Leukemia. He is negative for FIV and FeLV. He has been dewormed, microchipped and neuter. He is a little slow to warm up in new surroundings, but give him a couple days to decompress and he will make air biscuits for you while you shower him with affection.

Hotcakes:
We guess that she is 1-2 years old. Up to date on all vaccines including Rabies, FVRCP and Leukemia. She is negative for FIV and FeLV. She has been dewormed, microchipped and spayed. Just like Big Mac, she too is a little slow to warm up in new surroundings, but give her a couple days to decompress and she’ll be begging for all the t***y scritches and chin rubs you can give.

Caramel Sundae:
Our little Momma kitty. We guess that she is 1-2 years old. She will be ready for her new home on December 16th. She will be spayed on 12/11 and her vaccines will be up to date on 12/16. Our fierce little momma is FIV positive. Because of this, she will need to be the only cat in the home or with others cats who are also FIV+. She must be an indoor kitty only as she can spread this to other cats. Even though she is FIV+, she can still live a long and happy life. She is a little slow to warm up in new surroundings, but she is such a lover once she is comfortable. You can read more about FIV by clicking the following link https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951815

10/31/2024

Having fun around FVMC today! We are celebrating Halloween AND our Medical Director's birthday!!! Happy Birthday Dr. Jones and Happy Halloween from Cruella de Vil, 101 Dalmatians and the dog catchers!! 🎃👻🎃🎂