Fayetteville Animal Clinic

09/01/2025

The team at Fayetteville Animal Clinic is honored to serve our pet-loving community. Thank you for trusting us with your beloved companions! ♥️🤍💙

08/26/2025

It’s National Dog Day. Show us those sweet babies!

08/26/2025

We are looking to hire a large animal assistant. Full time or part time. Must have prior livestock handling experience and able to lift at least 60 lbs.

Must apply in person. We will not respond to Facebook messages.

08/12/2025

Update. Owner has been located

Courtesy post. Found in Molino Road this morning. Please call 931-625-1532 and leave a message. Must provide proof of ownership and provide whether male or female

07/23/2025

Public service reminder.
As we are in the middle of all this heat, please remember to watch our pets.
* Watch for signs of heat stroke
* Don’t leave them in your vehicle
* Limit exercise

07/22/2025

Ask us about rewards benefits for any of these products when purchased in clinic from Zoetis

07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day from Fayetteville Animal Clinic!

07/01/2025

🇺🇸 HOLIDAY CLOSURE NOTICE 🇺🇸

Our office will be closed on Friday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day.

🎆 We will resume normal business hours on Saturday, July 5th. If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital. 🎆

🎇 Keep Your Pets Safe This Holiday: Many pets find fireworks stressful! Create a quiet, comfortable space indoors and consider using calming aids if your furry friend is sensitive to loud noises. Keep them secure to prevent escape during celebrations.

Wishing you and your family a safe and happy 4th of July weekend! 🐾
Thank you for trusting us with your pet's care.

06/27/2025

With fireworks being an integral part of July 4th celebrations, it's important to address the anxiety they can cause in pets.

Learn how to create a safe space for your pets during fireworks. 🙀

If you want to have a conversation about medication or non-medication alternatives, schedule some time with us at 931-433-1202.

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4952947

06/26/2025

Our numbers are increasing in Cytaux cases.

Please be mindful of your cats and maintaining them on flea/tick prevention.

An alert for cat owners: a deadly disease that is killing cats across the South has claimed its first victim in the Tennessee Valley area.