Fisher Animal Hospital

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We are the only veterinary practice in Florence accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association, and have been for 50 years. AAHA's rigorous standards cover every aspect of a companion animal hospital, which means that the veterinary service you receive from an AAHA accredited practice is among the finest. To maintain our status as an AAHA accredited practice, our health care team voluntari

ly undergoes a periodic, comprehensive on-site evaluation. We believe it keeps us on the leading edge of veterinary medicine and focused on providing you and your pet with the quality care and range of services you expect and deserve. To ensure your pet remains healthy throughout his or her lifetime, we offer and recommend preventive care such as routine medical examinations, vaccinations, heartworm prevention, flea/tick preventives and dental care. For our senior patients, we recommend wellness screening blood work. If your pet becomes ill, we can help. Our experienced clinicians have the knowledge to assess your pet's health status and determine if further diagnostics are needed. We have the ability to perform radiographs (x-rays) to assess bone or soft tissue concerns. Our in-house laboratory allows us to get blood work results faster. We have the capability to perform abdominal ultrasonography and echocardiography (an ultrasound of the heart). We also offer gastrointestinal endoscopy, which gives us a less invasive option for diagnosing diseases of the stomach and intestines and the ability to remove certain foreign objects from the stomach without surgery. From routine surgeries, such as spaying and neutering, to more difficult procedures, such as orthopedic (bone) repairs, our doctors are experienced and proficient. Our patients are monitored throughout anesthesia and until they are fully recovered to ensure their safety. To ensure your pet's comfortable, we provide appropriate pain control. We recommend dental care for all our patients, including routine teeth brushing. During annual examinations, we perform dental examinations and recommend cleanings to remove dental tartar and plaque when appropriate. Periodontal disease (or disease pertaining to the bone, connective tissue and gums surrounding the teeth) is the most commonly diagnosed problem in dogs and cats. Periodontal disease, if left untreated, can lead to more serious problems, such as infection of the heart or kidneys.

11/21/2024
*For emergencies go to Shoals Area Veterinary Emergency (S.A.V.E.) at 310 W Dr. Hicks Blvd. Florence, AL 35630 or call 2...
07/02/2024

*For emergencies go to Shoals Area Veterinary Emergency (S.A.V.E.) at 310 W Dr. Hicks Blvd. Florence, AL 35630 or call 256-740-4800
HOURS: 6pm to 6am

04/03/2024

Did you know? Prevention is one of the best forms of care that you can give your pet! Contact us today to book your pet’s next visit! 🩺🐾

Tomorrow is the 4 year anniversary of our new hospital! Thanks to our wonderful staff and clients!
03/22/2024

Tomorrow is the 4 year anniversary of our new hospital! Thanks to our wonderful staff and clients!

03/19/2024

There has been a vehicle accident in our parking lot this morning. The police and fire department are here and have our drive blocked. If you have an appointment with us this morning you may need to use the parking lot next to us.

03/04/2024

We have a limited schedule this week due to changing our entire computer software and medical records. If you have an emergency or your pet has a need that cannot wait we will be happy to help. We appreciate your patience as we learn this new software!

01/20/2024

We will not be open Sunday 1/21 from 5-6 pm for boarding drop off and pick up. If you have reservations to pick up or drop offf your pet that night, someone will contact you tomorrow to discuss alternative options.

01/17/2024

We will be closing at 4 pm to allow staff plenty of time to get home before dark. We plan to open tomorrow but anticipate a delayed opening of 8:30 am.

01/17/2024

We are open and seeing patients with a limited staff. If your pet needs to be seen please call 256-766-0343. We will likely close early to allow staff to get home before dark. Tomorrow we plan to be open as well but may be slightly delayed.

01/16/2024

We plan to open tomorrow morning around 8:30 am. If you have a surgery scheduled with us tomorrow and can safely get your pet here, you can bring them at 8:30. We will have a limited staff but will plan to be here and do as much as possible with the staff that is able to safely make it to work. You can call tomorrow after 8:30 if you need an appointment.

01/16/2024

We are currently open with a very minimal staff. We plan to be open from 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 3 pm on 1/16/24. Tomorrow we will attempt to open around 8:30-9 am again depending on the roadways.

01/16/2024

We will not be able to open normal hours tomorrow. We will assess the roads mid morning and will attempt a partial opening with limited hours and minimal staff if able. The roads are too hazardous for our staff to make it in. We plan to open Wednesday but will likely have a later than normal open based upon roads and temperatures.

01/15/2024

Due to the winter weather we will be closed today 1/15/24. We have a very limited staff there this morning to care for any animals in our boarding area and hospital but will not be open to see patients. We hope to open tomorrow but may delay opening depending upon the roadways.

We will be CLOSED: December 24th & 25thDecember 31st & January 1stFisher Animal Hospital wishes you and your pets a Merr...
12/18/2023

We will be CLOSED:
December 24th & 25th
December 31st & January 1st

Fisher Animal Hospital wishes you and your pets a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 🐾

*For emergencies go to Shoals Area Veterinary Emergency (S.A.V.E.) at 310 W Dr. Hicks Blvd. Florence, AL 35630 or call 256-740-4800

We are excited to offer a new microchip! This new technology could not only help reunite you with your pet(s) if they be...
12/14/2023

We are excited to offer a new microchip! This new technology could not only help reunite you with your pet(s) if they become lost, but it also allows us to check their temperature by simply scanning the chip! This will help reduce stress on your pet during their visits! Ask about these great chips at your pets' next appointment!

HAPPY PAWLIDAYS!!🎄🐾DAYCARE:*We will have no doggie daycare DEC 21st-26th *Limited space so reservation only DEC 27th-29t...
12/11/2023

HAPPY PAWLIDAYS!!🎄🐾

DAYCARE:
*We will have no doggie daycare DEC 21st-26th
*Limited space so reservation only
DEC 27th-29th

11/28/2023

We have received a few questions regarding an upper respiratory disease that has been seen in dogs across the country. We are aware of cases in Colorado, and Oregon and several other states and are monitoring. It is not uncommon to see different strands of upper respiratory diseases in dogs each year. We recommend making sure your dog is up to date on all vaccinations, including the kennel cough vaccination. This vaccine helps prevent many of the upper respiratory diseases we see each year, and even if your pet is infected, the vaccine helps reduce the severity and duration of sickness.

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235 South Cox Creek Parkway S
Florence, AL
35630

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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Fisher Smith Animal hospital is her to serve your veterinary needs. We are proud to be the only veterinary practice in Florence accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association, and we have been for 50 years. To be accredited by AAHA, our practice must demonstrate an exceptional level of care for our patients. AAHA's rigorous standards cover every aspect of a companion animal hospital, which means that the veterinary service you receive from an AAHA accredited practice is among the finest. To maintain our status as an AAHA accredited practice, our health care team voluntarily undergoes a periodic, comprehensive on-site evaluation. We believe it keeps us on the leading edge of veterinary medicine and focused on providing you and your pet with the quality care and range of services you expect and deserve. To ensure your pet remains healthy throughout his or her lifetime, we offer and recommend preventive care such as routine medical examinations, vaccinations, heartworm prevention, flea/tick preventives and dental care. For our senior patients, we recommend wellness screening blood work. If your pet becomes ill, we can help. Our experienced clinicians have the knowledge to assess your pet's health status and determine if further diagnostics are needed. We have the ability to perform radiographs (x-rays) to assess bone or soft tissue concerns. Our in-house laboratory allows us to get blood work results faster. We have the capability to perform abdominal ultrasonography and echocardiography (an ultrasound of the heart). We also offer gastrointestinal endoscopy, which gives us a less invasive option for diagnosing diseases of the stomach and intestines and the ability to remove certain foreign objects from the stomach without surgery. From routine surgeries, such as spaying and neutering, to more difficult procedures, such as orthopedic (bone) repairs, our doctors are experienced and proficient. Our patients are monitored throughout anesthesia and until they are fully recovered to ensure their safety. To ensure your pet's comfortable, we provide appropriate pain control. We recommend dental care for all our patients, including routine teeth brushing. During annual examinations, we perform dental examinations and recommend cleanings to remove dental tartar and plaque when appropriate. Periodontal disease (or disease pertaining to the bone, connective tissue and gums surrounding the teeth) is the most commonly diagnosed problem in dogs and cats. Periodontal disease, if left untreated, can lead to more serious problems, such as infection of the heart or kidneys.

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