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Fort Mill Animal Hospital Your neighborhood vet in the heart of Old Town Fort Mill. Modern care with a personal touch, rooted in a building full of history and a team full of heart.

Fort Mill Animal Hospital is a full-service animal hospital and welcomes both emergency treatment cases as well as pet patients in need of routine medical, surgical, and dental care. Dr. Cory Ellis has years of experience treating serious conditions and offering regular pet wellness care. Beyond first-rate pet care, we make our clinic comfortable, kid-friendly, and calm, so your pet can relax in the waiting room and look forward to meeting our Fort Mill veterinarian.

🎃👻 Happy Halloween Weekend from Fort Mill Animal Hospital! 🧡🐾Meet Beans! 🐶🧡 She’s the sweet girl of one of our part-time...
10/30/2026

🎃👻 Happy Halloween Weekend from Fort Mill Animal Hospital! 🧡🐾

Meet Beans! 🐶🧡 She’s the sweet girl of one of our part-time assistants, and she’s all dressed up and ready to wish everyone a spooktacular Halloween! 🎃👻
Fun fact: Beans is also a National Dock Diving Champion! 🏆🌊 How cute is she in her costume?!

As you enjoy all the Halloween festivities this weekend, don't forget about your four-legged family members! Here are a few quick tips to keep them safe:

🍫 Keep the candy out of reach! Chocolate and sugar-free treats containing xylitol can be dangerous for pets.
🎃 Costume comfort matters! Make sure costumes fit well and don't restrict breathing, vision, or movement.
🚪 Watch those doors! Excited trick-or-treaters can mean unexpected escape opportunities.
🐾 Know your pet's limits. If the Halloween excitement gets overwhelming, give them a quiet, cozy place to relax.
🦴 Treat them safely! Pet-friendly goodies are always better than sneaking them Halloween candy!

From our team to your furry family, we hope you have a happy, safe, and SPOOKTACULAR Halloween weekend! 🧡

📸 Share your pet's Halloween costume in the comments! We would love to see your little ghosts, goblins, and pumpkins! 👻👇

Happy Howl-o-ween! 🎃🐾

👀 Look at this cutie! 😍🐾We loved having Jimmy visit us today for his routine wellness exam and vaccines! 💉💙 We tried to ...
10/29/2026

👀 Look at this cutie! 😍🐾

We loved having Jimmy visit us today for his routine wellness exam and vaccines! 💉💙 We tried to get some cute pictures of this sweet boy, but he was SO excited that most of them turned out a little wiggly! 😂🐶 We think that just makes them even better!

And the last picture is Jimmy on the way home… all that puppy excitement must have worn him out! 💤🥹❤️

Jimmy, we hope you got lots of treats and cuddles after your visit! We can't wait to see you in a couple of weeks! 😉🐾

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🎃🍂 WE HAVE OUR WINNERS! 🍂🎃The votes are in, and our pumpkin decorating contest has officially come to an end! 🏆🎃🥇 1st Pl...
10/26/2026

🎃🍂 WE HAVE OUR WINNERS! 🍂🎃

The votes are in, and our pumpkin decorating contest has officially come to an end! 🏆🎃

🥇 1st Place: Pumpkin #2! 🎉
🥈 2nd Place: Pumpkin #5! 🍂

A big THANK YOU to everyone who voted, liked, and shared! 💙 We loved seeing everyone get involved and show our team some fall love! 🧡🐾

Congratulations to our winners, and thank you for making this contest so much fun! 🎃🍁

From all of us at Fort Mill Animal Hospital, we hope you and your furry family members have a wonderful fall season! 🐶🐱🧡

Happy Friday Fort Mill Neighbors!! What treat is your pet's favorite? 🦴For example, some appreciate a bit of produce...m...
10/23/2026

Happy Friday Fort Mill Neighbors!!

What treat is your pet's favorite? 🦴

For example, some appreciate a bit of produce...maybe a blueberry or even a crunchy baby carrot. 🥕

Don't let Koda fool you. He doesn't realize how much he likes a healthy snack yet. 😆🫐🐶

Share in the comments — feel free to include a photo! We will share some on our feed. 🥰

🎃🎨 **FORT MILL ANIMAL HOSPITAL’S PUMPKIN PAINTING CONTEST!** 🎨🎃Our team has been getting into the fall spirit, and now w...
10/22/2026

🎃🎨 **FORT MILL ANIMAL HOSPITAL’S PUMPKIN PAINTING CONTEST!** 🎨🎃

Our team has been getting into the fall spirit, and now we need YOUR help choosing the winner! 🍂🐾

We’re hosting a **Pumpkin Painting Contest**, and it’s time to let the friendly competition begin! 🧡

🏆 **HOW TO VOTE:**
🎃 Check out our pumpkin entries in the photos below!
👍 Vote for your favorite by commenting with the pumpkin number

📣 Share this post with your friends and family to help your favorite pumpkin win!

📅 **Voting ends:** Sunday October 25th
🏆 **Winner announced:** Monday October 26th

Thank you for joining in on the fun and supporting our amazing Fort Mill Animal Hospital team! ❤️

👇 **LET THE VOTING BEGIN! Which pumpkin is YOUR favorite?** 🎃

Let's lean into National Pet Wellness Month and talk treats — what kinds are “bad,” which are better, and why the amount...
10/21/2026

Let's lean into National Pet Wellness Month and talk treats — what kinds are “bad,” which are better, and why the amount still matters. 🐾

Most dogs will happily eat anything we offer. The ones that tend to add up fastest are the high-calorie, high-fat, or sugar-added options (think bacon strips, cheese-heavy bits, or big biscuits). Better everyday swaps are plain produce or truly low-calorie training treats.

🥕Produce most dogs do well with (small pieces, plain, no seasonings):

• Carrot sticks or baby carrots

• Plain green beans (fresh, steamed, or no-salt canned)

• Cucumber or zucchini slices

• Blueberries

• Apple slices (no seeds or core)

• Watermelon cubes (no rind or seeds)

👉Even with healthier options, it’s important to monitor intake. All treats (including carrots and blueberries) should stay under about 10% of daily calories so they don’t crowd out balanced meals.

💙Treats that aren’t food:

• A short sniff walk around the block

• A quick game of fetch or tug

• A few minutes of training or a puzzle toy

• Extra belly rubs and attention

We’re happy to look at portions and a simple plan with you. Just call or book a wellness visit — we’re right here in Old Town. Link in bio.

fortmillvet.com | (803) 547-2014

Halloween is coming… Boo! 👻We have some quick tips for keeping your pets safe and happy.A few things to keep in mind: • ...
10/15/2026

Halloween is coming… Boo! 👻

We have some quick tips for keeping your pets safe and happy.

A few things to keep in mind:

• Candy, chocolate, and wrappers left on counters or in trick-or-treat bags can make pets sick or cause a blockage.

• Glow sticks, batteries, and string lights are easy to chew when the house is busy.

• Costumes that cover the face or restrict movement usually stress pets more than they entertain them.

• Open doors and extra people mean more chances for a quick escape — collars and tags are a good idea that night.

If something happens, just call us. We’re right here in Old Town, and we’d rather talk through “is this okay?” than see you later.

Have a fun, low-stress Halloween with the whole crew!

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We’re around if you need us: fortmillvet.com or (803) 547-2014

Fort Mill Animal Hospital

Your neighborhood vet in Old Town Fort Mill

A little extra weight is common.It doesn’t have to stay that way.October includes National Pet Obesity Awareness — not a...
10/15/2026

A little extra weight is common.

It doesn’t have to stay that way.

October includes National Pet Obesity Awareness — not as a lecture, but as a gentle reminder. Extra pounds can sneak up with age, less activity, or holiday treats. The good news is that small changes (portion size, daily walks, the right treats) often make a real difference.

We’re your neighborhood vet in the heart of Old Town Fort Mill. Modern care with a personal touch, in a building full of history and a team full of heart.

If you’ve noticed a slower walk, a tighter collar, or just want a clear number from the scale, come see us. We’ll look at the whole picture — no judgment, just a plan that fits your pet and your routine.

Book a wellness visit at fortmillvet.com or call (803) 547-2014.

Meet Cassidy, our October Pet of the Month 💙⭐️In her younger days, she was the ultimate barn dog. 🐴 She would hang out a...
10/02/2026

Meet Cassidy, our October Pet of the Month 💙⭐️

In her younger days, she was the ultimate barn dog. 🐴 She would hang out all day, go on trail rides, and has been to just about every dressage and three-day eventing venue in the Southeast. She’s not trained in the classical sense, but she is the very best-behaved dog.

She has the best doggie social skills, and Susan credits her with how well-behaved her kids, Hiccup and Max, became. 🐾 She recently welcomed two rescue bulldogs into their home and helped them adjust and feel secure.

These days, Cassidy is aging and facing a few health challenges. No matter how many things we’ve had to do for her, she still loves coming to see her friends at the clinic. 🏥 We’re glad we get to make time for her.

Thank you, Susan, for sharing her with Old Town. ✨

Who’s the senior in your house? Tell us their name in the comments! 🐶

Fort Mill Animal Hospital
fortmillvet.com

October is National Pet Wellness Month — and around here, wellness isn’t a slogan. 💙It’s the checkup before the holidays...
10/01/2026

October is National Pet Wellness Month — and around here, wellness isn’t a slogan. 💙

It’s the checkup before the holidays get busy. The weight on the scale. The “how’s she eating?” conversation. The look in an exam room when a cat finally relaxes.

We’re your neighborhood vet in the heart of Old Town Fort Mill. Modern care with a personal touch, rooted in a building full of history and a team full of heart.

If it’s been a while, this is a good month to come see us. Bring questions. Bring the treat bag you’re unsure about. We’ll go through it together.

Book at fortmillvet.com or call (803) 547-2014

Address

240 Main Street
Fort Mill, SC
29715

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18035472014

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