Veterinary Medical Center of Fort Thomas

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08/12/2026

📞 PHONE OUTAGE

Our phones are currently down at both Veterinary Medical Center locations — Independence and Fort Thomas.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we work to get them back up and running.

We’ll post an update as soon as service is restored. Thank you for understanding! 🐾❤️

Is anyone missing this sweet friend (female 7months old)?If so, please call our office at 859-442-4420! 📞🐈‍⬛
07/13/2026

Is anyone missing this sweet friend (female 7months old)?
If so, please call our office at 859-442-4420! 📞🐈‍⬛

07/05/2026

Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸
May your burgers be delicious, your fireworks be beautiful, and your pet's trazodone or Sileo work absolute miracles tonight. ❤️🐾
Stay safe, everyone!

**🇺🇸 Historical Animal Heroes: Pooli 🐈**Not every war hero had paws on the battlefield. Some kept watch from the deck of...
07/04/2026

**🇺🇸 Historical Animal Heroes: Pooli 🐈**

Not every war hero had paws on the battlefield. Some kept watch from the deck of a ship.

Meet **Pooli**, a remarkable cat born on the Fourth of July in 1944 at Pearl Harbor. Nicknamed **Princess Papule**, she became the beloved ship's cat aboard the USS *Fremont*, serving alongside American sailors throughout the Pacific during World War II.

Pooli sailed through major campaigns, including Iwo Jima, providing comfort and companionship to the crew during some of the most challenging moments of the war. Whenever the "battle stations" alarm sounded, she had a favorite hiding place—a mail sack—waiting calmly until the danger had passed. By the end of the war, she had earned **three service ribbons and four battle stars**, a testament to the extraordinary journey she shared with her shipmates.

At our veterinary clinic, we're reminded every day that animals are more than pets—they're companions, healers, and sometimes even heroes. Pooli's story is another beautiful example of the comfort, loyalty, and hope that animals have provided throughout history.

As you enjoy our Fourth of July parade float, we hope you'll take a moment to remember Pooli and the countless animals whose quiet courage has stood beside those who served.

Happy Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙

**🇺🇸 Historical Animal Heroes: Sergeant Reckless 🐴**Some heroes carried rifles. Others carried something just as importa...
07/04/2026

**🇺🇸 Historical Animal Heroes: Sergeant Reckless 🐴**

Some heroes carried rifles. Others carried something just as important.

Meet **Sergeant Reckless**, a small Mongolian mare who became one of the most remarkable heroes of Korean War.

Originally purchased to help transport ammunition for the United States Marine Corps, Reckless quickly became much more than a pack horse. During the fierce **Battle of Outpost Vegas**, she made dozens of trips across dangerous terrain—often on her own—delivering thousands of pounds of ammunition to Marines under heavy enemy fire. She also carried wounded soldiers to safety, never hesitating despite the explosions around her.

Her courage earned her the rank of **Sergeant**, along with multiple military honors. But to the Marines she served beside, she was family. She shared their tents, accepted treats from their rations, and lifted spirits during some of the most difficult days of the war.

As veterinarians, we're reminded every day that animals enrich our lives in extraordinary ways. Sergeant Reckless is a powerful example of the loyalty, bravery, and partnership that animals have shown throughout history.

As you watch our Fourth of July parade float, we hope you'll remember this incredible mare and the lasting legacy she left behind.

Happy Independence Day, and thank you to all who have served. ❤️🤍💙

🇺🇸Historical Animal Heroes: Sergeant Stubby Before drones, before advanced technology, there was a little dog named **Se...
07/04/2026

🇺🇸Historical Animal Heroes: Sergeant Stubby

Before drones, before advanced technology, there was a little dog named **Sergeant Stubby**. 🇺🇸🐾

As you enjoy today's Fourth of July celebrations, we'd love to introduce one of the animal heroes featured on our parade float.

Sergeant Stubby, a Boston Terrier–type mixed breed, became the most decorated dog of World War I after serving alongside American soldiers in France. He warned troops of incoming gas attacks, located wounded soldiers on the battlefield, boosted morale during some of the war's darkest moments, and even helped capture an enemy spy.

For his courage and loyalty, Stubby received numerous honors and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant—the first dog in U.S. military history to receive that distinction.

At our veterinary clinic, we have the privilege of seeing the incredible bond between people and their pets every day. Stories like Stubby's remind us that courage, loyalty, and unconditional love come in all shapes and sizes.

Thank you, Sergeant Stubby, for your service—and thank you to all who have served our country.

Happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙

07/04/2026

The parade may not start for a little while, but behind the scenes it's a race against the clock! 🇺🇸🐾
We're officially in line, and our float is still getting its finishing touches. Around here, the decorating doesn't stop until the very last minute! ❤️🤍💙
There's something special about watching our team come together—adding the final flags, straightening decorations, laughing, and making sure everything is just right before we roll down the street.
If you're at the parade today, give us a wave! We can't wait to celebrate our amazing community and wish everyone a safe, happy Fourth of July!

The parade may not start for a little while, but behind the scenes it's a race against the clock! 🇺🇸🐾We're officially in...
07/04/2026

The parade may not start for a little while, but behind the scenes it's a race against the clock! 🇺🇸🐾
We're officially in line, and our float is still getting its finishing touches. Around here, the decorating doesn't stop until the very last minute! ❤️🤍💙
There's something special about watching our team come together—adding the final flags, straightening decorations, laughing, and making sure everything is just right before we roll down the street.
If you're at the parade today, give us a wave! We can't wait to celebrate our amazing community and wish everyone a safe, happy Fourth of July!

👀🇺🇸 A little sneak peek... 🇺🇸👀The framework is up, the creativity is flowing, and our 4th of July parade float is offici...
07/01/2026

👀🇺🇸 A little sneak peek... 🇺🇸👀
The framework is up, the creativity is flowing, and our 4th of July parade float is officially underway!
This year's theme is "Honoring Our Heroes for 250 Years," and we're hard at work bringing it to life. While we aren't quite ready for the big reveal, we wanted to share a behind-the-scenes look at where it all begins.
Over the years, we've been fortunate to earn 1st and 2nd Place for Best Representation of the Theme, and we're excited to see this year's vision come together.
Stay tuned as the transformation continues—we can't wait to share the finished float and celebrate Independence Day with our amazing community!
❤️🤍💙 See you at the parade! 🇺🇸

Address

2000 Memorial Parkway
Fort Thomas, KY
41075

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18594424420

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