Fleming County Animal Hospital

08/07/2025

Monday, August 11th - Friday, August 15th , the Fleming County Animal Hospital will be offering on-site low cost Rabies Clinics! From 9am until 4pm you can walk in and receive an $8 rabies vaccination for your pet. You do not have to be a current patient or even a local resident!

08/04/2025

🐾 Puppy Power & Smiling Faces! 🐶✨
At Fleming County Animal Hospital, caring for your pets isn’t just our job—it’s our favorite part of the day! Whether it’s puppy checkups, vaccines, or just some extra cuddles, we’ve got your furry family covered. 🩺💕

07/16/2025

🎉HELP US CELEBRATE CHANDLER!!🎉
She is celebrating her 5th work anniversary with our FCAH family. Chandler is hardworking, dedicated and caring. She loves our patients and their owners and is always willing to help out coworkers. If you see her this week, let her know how glad you are she is part of our family. If you don’t have an appointment this week, like this post or comment to show your appreciation.

07/10/2025

July 10th is National Kitten Day!!! Share a picture of your favorite feline with us!!

07/09/2025

We love helping our FCAH family when they are sick. Miss Pearl wasn’t feeling well until we got these stones out of her bladder. Thanks Dr Jones and we will see you again Miss Pearl! (Next time we hope it’s just for boosters. 😁🐶)

07/02/2025

07/02/2025

Fireworks can be scary for your pet(s). Please call our office at 845-4951 if your furbaby needs medication for
anxiety/stress. Let us help your pet have a safe and Happy 4th of July.

06/18/2025

June 18th is Veterinary Appreciation Day, created in 2015 by Trupanion to be grateful for their hard work and dedication towards animal care. The observance recognizes the staff from the front desk as much as those working in the exam room. After all, all these professionals contribute to caring for our furry friends!

06/14/2025

Luckily, we haven’t see many cases of Parvo this year but be sure to have your new litters or new furry family members vaccinated!

Parvovirus is on the rise; make sure you have your dogs vaccinated! We've seen multiple cases of parvo at the shelter recently and we want to make sure your dogs are safe. Parvo is the number one killing disease for canines, but it is preventable by keeping your dogs updated on vaccinations! Please contact your primary vet to update vaccinations. Only you can prevent parvo!

06/14/2025

We have enjoyed seeing all the litters of puppies and kittens coming in to our FCAH family lately. These lovable American Bullies are no exception! We love being able to help start their life out healthy and strong. This stunning sibling litter had check ups and shots. We know they will be moving on to their forever homes soon!