Red Barn Animal Hospital

06/23/2022

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06/15/2022

🍩 We have the best clients! A big thanks to Mr. Schrandt for spoiling us yet again! 😋

06/14/2022

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06/14/2022

05/02/2022

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04/30/2022

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04/15/2022

Happy Easter 🐣🐰

03/15/2022

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02/23/2022

Be a responsible pet owner and do your part to help control the pet population.

02/17/2022

⛈ We have medications to help keep your pets calm during storms

02/04/2022

🦷 February is Pet Dental Health Month

🦷 Call today to schedule your pet’s yearly dental exam & cleaning

01/28/2022

🐶 Henry was here for his first puppy visit.
8 weeks old & already 16 pounds!

01/19/2022

🐶 Duke was here for his first puppy visit

01/11/2022

🦷🐶🐱Give us a call to schedule your pet’s dental cleaning

01/06/2022

PLEASE, help control the pet population by spaying and neutering.

01/03/2022

12/30/2021

•Good reminder to get your pets micro-chipped.
•If your pet has noise phobias (storms, fireworks) then ask us about anxiety meds to keep them calm during stressful situations.

12/25/2021

Merry Christmas from the Red Barn staff

12/22/2021

For after hours emergency care:

-If your pet is a current patient at RBAH, you can contact our Southside location.
Southside Pet Clinic
2493 Hwy 77
Southside, AL
📞 256-442-4442

-Emergency Pet Care
7299 Gadsden Hwy
Trussville, AL
📞205-661-2273

-Huntsville Vet Specialists & Emergency
800 Dr. Joseph E. Lowery Blvd SW
Huntsville, AL
📞256-715-8389

12/17/2021

Holiday hours:
closed Friday 12/24 and Friday 12/31

12/10/2021

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06/23/2021

Thought Bo and Luke Duke were at Red Barn Animal Hospital today.

03/17/2021

We are watching the weather and may end up closing early today, probably between 2-4. If you have a sick pet, make plans to come in early this morning. Any surgery patients will be sent home after 1-2 today. Call if you have any questions. Thanks, be safe!

VOLATILE SITUATION: We have a dangerous severe weather setup for Alabama later today, tonight, and early tomorrow morning. A deep, negative tilt upper trough with strong wind fields west of the state will provide dynamic support for widespread severe thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight.

We note there is a "wedge front" over Northeast Alabama this morning; north and east of that front the air is cool and relatively stable, but warm, moist, unstable air will surge northward late today and tonight replacing that cooler air.

SPC has a issued a "high risk" (level 5/5) for far West Alabama, most of the rest of the state is in a "moderate risk" (level 4/5). Please don't get too hung up in risk categories or map colors... just understand the entire state has a significant risk of severe storms.

TIMING: We have showers and thunderstorms in progress this morning in scattered pockets across the state, and those will be strong with potential for small hail and gusty winds. But, the core severe weather opens up around 1:00 this afternoon statewide, and will continue through the late night and pre-dawn hours. Storms will end from west to east after midnight tonight... a few storms could linger across Southeast Alabama until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow.

THREATS: Widespread severe storms capable of producing tornadoes (several of which may be intense), very large hail and intense damaging wind gusts are expected. A few violent, long track tornadoes are possible.

RAIN: Additional rain amounts of 1-2 inches are likely, and some isolated flooding issues are possible.

GET READY NOW: Here are some important points about preparedness…

*Have at least two ways of hearing warnings. Every Alabama home and business needs a NOAA Weather Radio; the model most used is the Midland WR-120, available at most local “big box” retailers. Weather radio receivers do not rely on cellular networks and are very reliable. The second way is your phone; be sure WEA (Wireless Emergency Alerts) are enabled, and have a reliable app like the ABC 33/40 Weather app, which also pushes warnings. NEVER rely on an outdoor siren. NEVER.

*Know your safe place. In a site built home, it is a small room, on the lowest floor, near the center of the house, away from windows. And, in that safe place, have helmets for everyone (this means adults too!). We also recommend a portable airhorn for everyone (to alert first responders if you need help), and hard soled shoes in case you have to walk over a tornado debris field.

*You can’t stay in a mobile home during a tornado warning. Know where you are going, and how to get there quickly. If there is no community shelter nearby, go to a business like a gas station, convenience store, or restaurant that is open 24/7.

*Be sure you can find your home on a map. Identify the county you are in, and the ones surrounding you. Map skill is very important on severe weather days!

Please help us by spreading the word about this serious threat. Many folks don’t pay close attention to the weather… tell your relatives, friends, and neighbors and help us get them ready. We don’t share this to scare anyone… we simply have a responsibility to let you know the danger.

For those with a weather phobia, or high anxiety, understand even on a big severe weather day odds of any one home being hit by a tornado are still very low. Just be sure you can hear warnings, have a good plan, and we will get through the day together.

02/03/2021

Our phone lines are not working this morning. Please just come to the door if you need anything.

01/08/2021

2021 is here and so are we! We are ready to see your pets and are now offering boarding. We have the same wonderful group of employees and same hours. Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm. We are offering 10% OFF all canine NEUTERS for January. Call and schedule your appointment today.

12/29/2020

From all of at Red Barn Animal Hospital, hope you have a good Holiday! We all want to thank all our friends, clients and families who have been with us on this journey. This year has been challenging to say the least. But after 46 years, we are looking forward to less hectic days.
The staff are looking forward to welcoming the new vet and seeing all of you in the coming new year. So see you all in 2021.
RED BARN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

12/16/2020

Some circumstances have changed since our last post. We are beyond excited to announce that we will be open as usual and fully operational in 2021, and hopefully for many more years to come! Thank you all so much for the resounding support and love we have received from this great community. We cannot wait to start the new year with everyone!

Red Barn AH

12/01/2020

Because of circumstances beyond our control, we regretfully must announce that we are retiring on December 30, in my 47th year of practice. It has been a wonderful career in a wonderful community. We are thankful to our many clients and friends who have supported us for these many years!

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07/20/2020

Guess who came to see Dr. Creel today?! Barney Simpson. Him and his mom are the sweetest!

05/12/2020

Hey Everyone,
We are updating our hours; M-F 7-5pm and closed on the weekend. We are also not currently boarding animals due to the current situation with COVID-19. Thanks, everyone for bearing through this with us!