Animal Hospital of Flint

Animal Hospital of Flint At Animal Hospital of Flint, we provide top-tier, full-service care for your pets, from check-ups to advanced treatments.

Your pet’s health and happiness are our top priorities. Nestled at 4495 Lennon Rd in Flint, Michigan, the Animal Hospital of Flint stands out as a trusted haven for our beloved animals. Their exceptional crew of veterinary professionals, caters to the individual needs of your animal companion, creating a wholesome experience that encompasses complete and individual care. Their dedication to delive

ring compassionate and comprehensive treatment plans makes them the premier choice for ensuring the well-being and happiness of your furry family member.

Regular nail trims do more than keep paws looking neat, they help prevent painful overgrowth, reduce the risk of broken ...
08/08/2026

Regular nail trims do more than keep paws looking neat, they help prevent painful overgrowth, reduce the risk of broken nails, and support comfortable movement. 🐾

Some companions feel anxious during nail care, and that’s okay. Our Vet team can help make the experience safer and more comfortable while checking for any signs of irritation or paw concerns.

Schedule a nail trim appointment today and help keep your furry friend moving comfortably!

Dogs or cats? Which companion best fits your lifestyle? 🐶🐱The right match depends on more than appearance. Consider your...
08/07/2026

Dogs or cats? Which companion best fits your lifestyle? 🐶🐱

The right match depends on more than appearance. Consider your schedule, living space, activity level, budget, and the time you can dedicate to care, training, enrichment, and companionship.

Doing a little research before welcoming a furry friend home can help create a happier, healthier relationship for everyone. Which team are you? Dogs, cats, or maybe an exotic? let us know! ;)

We’re so grateful for the trust you place in our Vet team. 🐾💙Caring for your furry family members is more than what we d...
08/06/2026

We’re so grateful for the trust you place in our Vet team. 🐾💙

Caring for your furry family members is more than what we do—it’s what we love. Thank you for allowing us to be part of their health, comfort, and happiness.

There’s no one-size-fits-all diet for every companion. 🐾🥣The best food depends on factors such as age, species, activity...
08/05/2026

There’s no one-size-fits-all diet for every companion. 🐾🥣

The best food depends on factors such as age, species, activity level, health needs, and body condition. Before changing your furry friend’s diet or adding homemade foods, speak with our Vet team for guidance tailored to their individual needs.

Schedule an appointment with us to help choose a balanced diet that supports your companion’s health, comfort, and well-being.

Bad breath and irritability may be more than just a bad mood; they can be signs of dental discomfort or oral disease. 🦷🐾...
08/04/2026

Bad breath and irritability may be more than just a bad mood; they can be signs of dental discomfort or oral disease. 🦷🐾

Watch for other changes such as difficulty eating, drooling, pawing at the mouth, or avoiding hard food. A dental exam can help identify the cause, relieve discomfort, and help your furry friend feel more comfortable when eating, playing, and relaxing.

Notice a change in your companion’s breath, appetite, or behavior? Make an appointment with our Vet team so we can help protect their oral health and get them feeling like themselves again.

Keeping your companion’s vaccinations up to date is one of the simplest ways to support their long-term health and help ...
08/03/2026

Keeping your companion’s vaccinations up to date is one of the simplest ways to support their long-term health and help protect them from preventable diseases. 🐾💉

Not sure which vaccines your furry friend needs or when they’re due? Our veterinary team can recommend a schedule based on their age, lifestyle, health history, and risk factors.

Contact us to check your companion’s vaccine status and schedule their next visit!

Your fuzzy friend isn’t judging you… probably. 🐾That intense stare, dramatic side-eye, or unimpressed face may just be t...
07/31/2026

Your fuzzy friend isn’t judging you… probably. 🐾

That intense stare, dramatic side-eye, or unimpressed face may just be their natural expression. Or maybe they’re wondering why dinner is two minutes late.

Either way, we love their little personalities! ❤️

Today we’re showing appreciation for our amazing veterinary receptionists! 🐾They are the friendly voices on the phone, t...
07/30/2026

Today we’re showing appreciation for our amazing veterinary receptionists! 🐾

They are the friendly voices on the phone, the warm welcome at the front desk, and the helping hands who keep communication, scheduling, and client care running smoothly.

Thank you for the kindness, patience, and organization you bring to every companion, client, and team member each day!

Brushing your furry friend is about more than keeping their coat looking nice. 🐾Regular brushing helps remove loose fur,...
07/29/2026

Brushing your furry friend is about more than keeping their coat looking nice. 🐾

Regular brushing helps remove loose fur, prevent painful mats, reduce shedding, and gives you a chance to check for lumps, bumps, fleas, ticks, dry skin, or irritation.

A few minutes of brushing can help keep your pet comfortable, healthy, and feeling their best! Please contact us to inquire about proper grooming and the best ways to keep your fuzzy companions looking good and feeling even better!

Ticks are becoming a bigger concern across Michigan, and they can affect both dogs and cats. 🐾 Dogs may be exposed to il...
07/28/2026

Ticks are becoming a bigger concern across Michigan, and they can affect both dogs and cats. 🐾 Dogs may be exposed to illnesses like Lyme disease and anaplasmosis, while cats can also suffer from tick bites, irritation, and infection.

Help protect your companion animals with year-round veterinarian-approved prevention, regular tick checks after outdoor time, and prompt removal of any attached ticks. Never use dog-only tick products on cats, as some ingredients can be toxic to them.

Please contact us if you notice limping, fever, low energy, loss of appetite, weakness, or unusual bruising after possible tick exposure.
We want all our companions to live freely without the threat of ticks! ❤️

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4495 Lennon Road
Flint, MI
48507

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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