Franklin Veterinary Clinic

08/14/2026

Dr. Taylor will be on vacation Aug 19-21 next week and the clinic will be CLOSED Friday 8/21

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08/10/2026

Molly will NOT be in the clinic on the following Saturdays:
8/15, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3
Hopefully she will be off having fun!!

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07/11/2026

Many of you have been following the story of a beautiful little kitten that was rescued by the Fire Department trapped under a bridge. What you may not know is the only reason they became aware of this kitten was that this gentleman discovered her under there, realized he could not himself rescue her, and called the Fire Department in. After 10 days of R&R here at the clinic, this beautiful little girl was ready to go home to loving arms of the family that saved her life. We are so pleased to have been part of this story.

07/03/2026

The Franklin Veterinary Clinic will be closed today, July 3 and tomorrow July 4. Have a great weekend everybody!

06/04/2026

Molly will NOT be in the clinic Saturday, June 6. For some reason, she feels she's entitled to a vacation. SMH

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06/01/2026

Help!
Does anyone still get newspapers?
We need them to line cages!!

05/15/2026

Sebrena has been nominated for Vet Tech of the Year, a testament to her accomplishments. Her exceptional intelligence, technical skills, and compassion, make her an essential member of our team. Despite her ability to find a higher paying position in some corporate practice elsewhere, she remains dedicated to serving the Franklin community and our clinic, greatly benefiting both. We encourage you to support her by casting a daily vote via the link below. Thank you.

Support Franklin Veterinary Clinic of FRANKLIN VETERINARY CLINIC, Franklin in the 2026 Veterinary Appreciation Day Awards. Read their story and celebrate the veterinary professionals caring for pets every day.

05/12/2026

It has come to my attention that scammers are attempting to sell FVC “merch”. They are NOT associated with the clinic!!

05/04/2026

Do not put pet hair out for birds to use in nesting!

New peer-reviewed study shows 100% of bird nests tested contained residues of flea and tick chemicals from pets. These chemicals were found not just in nest lining made from treated pet fur, but also in eggs and dead chicks. Researchers also observed that higher contamination levels in nests were associated with more unhatched eggs and chick mortality signals, suggesting a clear exposure pathway from pets to wild birds through nest building materials.

In simple terms, wild birds may be unintentionally exposing their embryos and chicks to pet parasite treatments.

This adds a concerning layer during a period of ongoing bird declines, but it is important to note it is not considered a primary driver. Major causes of bird population declines in Europe and North America are still habitat loss and fragmentation, insect decline and food shortages, climate change, and intensive agricultural practices.

05/02/2026

They’re baaack! The ticks are out in force! They bring several very serious diseases to our pets and our family. Please don’t trust ineffective and often dangerous OTC products.
Molly is in the clinic 8-noon today to help you select tick prevention that is safe and EFFECTIVE!