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Are you paying more attention to your dog or cat during coronavirus quarantine? You're not alone, survey shows.
Just a friendly reminder that we will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26, at 7:30am. We thank everyone who gave the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we have today. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
Some important information from our friends at Lee County Humane Society!!!
Lee County Humane Society
March 17 at 9:00 PM ·
Just a reminder that we want to take every step possible to prevent the spread of sickness. That said, if you are interested in adopting, please email us at lchs1140@leecountyhumane.org to set up an appointment. And if you have a stray or owner surrender, please try to hold onto them as long as possible or check out our re-homing options on our website. We also still need fosters for our babies! Dozens of tests have been done and show that cats and dogs cannot contract COVID-19. While practicing social distancing from people, consider snuggling with an adoptable pet or two! Fostering saves TWO lives at once. If you'd like to foster, please apply on our website or email foster2@leecountyhumane.org. Thank you for your help in keeping our staff and animals healthy and please continue to wash your hands and use social distancing to further help the situation!
We would like to take a moment to address the extra precautions we are taking and temporary procedures we are enforcing effective immediately to help minimize the spread of coronavirus.
Our goal is to stay open to serve your pets needs while at the same time doing our part to keep our pets and pet parents as safe as possible. Please be patient with us as we navigate through these difficult and highly dynamic times.
As of this time, we will be conducting regular office hours (Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 5:30pm). With that being said, please take note of our practice changes below:
1) We are offering a concierge service to minimize foot traffic in the clinic. Please just call once you arrive and we will gladly come to the car to retrieve your pet.
2) We are spacing appointments to every 30 minutes to allow for time to make the concierge service work, as well as allow for ample time to sanitize and disinfect all surfaces between patients.
3) If you or a family member are feeling ill or running a fever, please be courteous and stay home (unless it is an emergency).
4) Please limit all non-essential procedures such as baths, nail trims, etc.
5) If you need medicines refilled please call and we will bring them to your car and arrange for payment.
Thank you for your support and understanding during this unprecedented time. Please stay safe and follow all recommended national, regional, and local government guidelines in your area.
The Doctors and Staff of Tigertown Veterinary Hospital
**Please be advised of the new policy at AUSATH**
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AU Vet Med change in operations/COVID-19 response - Auburn University | College of Veterinary Medicine
Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine
March 17 at 12:36 PM ·
Based on the latest COVID-19 developments and best practices recommended by state and federal authorities, Auburn University will transition to an alternate operations model beginning at 8am on Tuesday, March 17. In accordance with Auburn University’s alternate operations model, and to help ensure the health and safety of our clients, patients, students and employees, the College of Veterinary Medicine teaching hospitals, both in Auburn and Gulf Shores, will begin transitioning to a period of restricted operations effective immediately. Visit aub.ie/covid19 for details.
Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine
March 17 at 12:36 PM ·
Based on the latest COVID-19 developments and best practices recommended by state and federal authorities, Auburn University will transition to an alternate operations model beginning at 8am on Tuesday, March 17. In accordance with Auburn University’s alternate operations model, and to help ensure the health and safety of our clients, patients, students and employees, the College of Veterinary Medicine teaching hospitals, both in Auburn and Gulf Shores, will begin transitioning to a period of restricted operations effective immediately. Visit aub.ie/covid19 for details.
Some great information regarding COVID-19 and your pets.
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We will be closed for the Christmas holiday starting tomorrow (12/24) through Sunday (12/27). Boarding pick up and drop off times will be at 8am and 5pm like normal. We will reopen Monday at 7:30am. It is our sincere wish that everyone has a safe, happy, and healthy holiday! 🎄🎅🏻
As much as we love your pets, we don’t want to see them after the holiday, so please be aware of what they can and can’t have on Turkey Day. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for wonderful clients like you!
We will be closed Thursday & Friday of this week for the Thanksgiving holiday, and will reopen Monday (11/30) at 7:30am. We hope you have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. 🦃🍽🍁
Intact male found this morning along Old Columbus Rd near the old Uniroyal plant in Opelika. No microchip. Please contact us if you know who this handsome boy belongs to!
Please be advised of the following. Alternate emergency clinics are located at Carriage Hills in Montgomery (334-277-2867) and Riverside in Columbus (706-507-1707). Links to each hospital are provided below.
Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine
November 20, 2020 at 1:01 PM ·
Due to COVID-19 exposures, Auburn Vet Med’s Small Animal Teaching Hospital emergency referral services are temporarily suspended. The Large Animal Teaching Hospital (Food/Farm Animal and Equine Services) is fully operational and continues to accept emergency cases. We anticipate a return to normal operations by Tuesday, November 24, but no later than Monday, November 30, 2020. Updates will be provided in the coming days; however, please make alternate arrangements for your small animal emergency cases until normal operations resume. Thank you for your understanding and for your continued trust in the Auburn University Veterinary Teaching Hospitals.
Small black and white dog found on Friday on Society Hill Road near the Potting Shed. Please call us at 334-741-8884 if this dog belongs to you or someone you know.