Family Friends Veterinary Hospital

Family Friends Veterinary Hospital Family Friends Veterinary Hospital- an AAHA accredited hospital that serves dogs, cats & exotic pets. Dr. Jenny K. Furth is Family Friends newest family member.

Family Friends Veterinary Hospital recognizes that the client’s pet is a valuable member of the family. Our staff will treat each patient as if they are a member of our own family. Our goal is to provide our patients with the following:
• Compassion
• Professionalism
• Progressive and preventative medical care

Dr. Elizabeth Rogers is a native of Fort Worth and a graduate of Texas A&M College of

Veterinary Medicine. She has practiced as a veterinarian for 19years, including 2 years at All Care Veterinary Hospital in Coppell and the last 12 years at Animal Medical Center of Plano. She is excited to start the next chapter in her life with Family Friends Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Rogers enjoys the various challenges that veterinary medicine brings to her, especially the ones from internal medicine and surgery. While the majority of her patients are cats and dogs, she also enjoys working with the following exotic small mammals:
• Rabbits
• Ferrets
• Chinchillas
• Guinea Pigs
• Hamsters
• Rats
• Gerbils
• Mice

She takes pride in continually evolving her knowledge and techniques of veterinary medicine with continuing education, which is essential in her constantly expanding profession. Dr. Rogers has also enhanced her knowledge and skills by spending time working at the Emergency Clinic of Collin County. Dr. Rogers' love of animals has always been near to her heart, and she has often had animals in her life. She currently has a white Maltipoo named Ralph, black Maltipoo named Walter, and a rabbit named Ollie. Both of these animals were adopted from animal rescue groups. Dr. Rogers tries to balance her work and her personal life. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, dog walking, spending time with her church group, cooking (she’s an excellent cook), and avidly reading a book. She is a member of the following:
• American Animal Hospital Association
• Texas Academy of Veterinary Practice
• American Veterinary Medical Association
• Texas Veterinary Medical Association
• Collin County Veterinary Medical Association
• Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society
• The Association of Exotic Animal Veterinarians
• Board Member of Wild Rescue/Rabbit Rescue, Inc. Her specialty is Emergency. Dr. Furth obtained her undergraduate education at the University of Denver before receiving her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M. In 2012, she then completed a small animal rotating internship at Auburn University in Alabama. Dr. Furth went on to complete a surgical internship at Capital Area Veterinary Specialists in Austin, Texas and a clinical associate position in small animal surgery at Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. In 2014, Dr. Furth joined an emergency hospital in Round Rock as a clinical associate. Dr. Furth’s professional interests include surgery, emergency and critical care, neurology, rehabilitation, and client education. She lives in Austin with her husband and their two dogs, George and Ice. In her spare time, Dr. Furth enjoys reading, painting, watching movies, yoga, and spending time with her friends, family, and pets. She is a member of the following:
• American Animal Hospital Association
• American Veterinary Medical Association
• Texas Veterinary Medical Association
• Collin County Veterinary Medical Association

02/14/2025
February Dental Cleaning are 10% Off & Receive a 15% bonus reward credit for future services! ❤🐾
02/12/2025

February Dental Cleaning are 10% Off & Receive a 15% bonus reward credit for future services! ❤🐾

As we kick off FFVH 10th Anniversary, we want to thank Pug Owen from DFW for the Pugagram on Saturday!
02/10/2025

As we kick off FFVH 10th Anniversary, we want to thank Pug Owen from DFW for the Pugagram on Saturday!

🐾🐾The Big Football Game is Sunday, and it is a great excuse to get together with friends and family and pig out while wa...
02/09/2025

🐾🐾The Big Football Game is Sunday, and it is a great excuse to get together with friends and family and pig out while watching football. Unfortunately, many of those same party foods can be dangerous for your pet. Here are five things you should keep far, far away from your cat or dog on Sunday. Courtesy of Veterinary Ed Network! 🐾🐾

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02/08/2025

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Dog was found in 75033. Can you help this dog find their way home?

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01/31/2025

25% savings now through February... Receive 10% off Dental Cleanings & Receive a bonus of 15% reward credit for future services! Call and schedule your appointment today!

It’s Responsible Pet Owners Month, in February. Everyone knows that the 14th is a time to think of love. But for the who...
01/22/2025

It’s Responsible Pet Owners Month, in February. Everyone knows that the 14th is a time to think of love. But for the whole month, and every minute, who really loves you more than your furry or feathered friend? We’ve read books and watched movies where dogs or cats are lost, hundreds of miles away. Only to be guided back home by pure instinct to a heartbreakingly beautiful reunion.

Here is a little history on Responsible Pet Owners Month!
The exact start date of Responsible Pet Owners Month eludes our research, but a look at the organizations connected to similar observances makes us confident that February covers a lot of sub-categories that may be a little on the overspecialized side elsewhere.

10,000 to 6,000 B.C.
“There’s nowhere I wouldn’t go with you …”
The first recorded burials of humans with their canine or feline companions take place in the Middle East.

1000 A.D.
Pharoah’s feline friend
The ancient Egyptians begin welcoming cats into their homes to hunt mice to protect their stored food.

1000 A.D.
While emperors had pugs in their sleeves
Pet ownership becomes common among wealthy Europeans and the word “pet” (taken from “petty,” or small) is introduced into everyday vocabulary.

1860
“Finally, something good!”
Recognizing the need for canines to be fed according to their biology, not a human’s, businessman James Spratt develops the first commercially available dog food.

Thank you to all of our Responsible Pet Owners. We enjoy working with you every day.

Ralph is ready to embrace the artic blast! Be like Ralph and bundle up! 🥶🐶❄️
01/20/2025

Ralph is ready to embrace the artic blast! Be like Ralph and bundle up! 🥶🐶❄️

01/16/2025

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Address

3245 W Main Street, Ste 265
Frisco, TX
75034

Opening Hours

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

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+14692255885

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Family Friends Veterinary Hospital recognizes that the client’s pet is a valuable member of the family. Our staff will treat each patient as if they are a member of our own family. Our goal is to provide our patients with the following: • Compassion • Professionalism • Progressive and preventative medical care Dr. Elizabeth Rogers is a native of Fort Worth and a graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. She has practiced as a veterinarian for 14 years, including 2 years at All Care Veterinary Hospital in Coppell and the last 12 years at Animal Medical Center of Plano. She is excited to start the next chapter in her life with Family Friends Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Rogers enjoys the various challenges that veterinary medicine brings to her, especially the ones from internal medicine and surgery. While the majority of her patients are cats and dogs, she also enjoys working with the following exotic small mammals: • Rabbits • Ferrets • Chinchillas • Guinea Pigs • Hamsters • Rats • Gerbils • Mice She takes pride in continually evolving her knowledge and techniques of veterinary medicine with continuing education, which is essential in her constantly expanding profession. Dr. Rogers has also enhanced her knowledge and skills by spending time working at the Emergency Clinic of Collin County. Dr. Rogers' love of animals has always been near to her heart, and she has often had animals in her life. She currently has a chocolate lab named Audrey, and a rabbit named Willow. Both of these animals were adopted from animal rescue groups. Dr. Rogers tries to balance her work and her personal life. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, dog walking, spending time with her church group, cooking (she’s an excellent cook), and avidly reading a book. She is a member of the following: • American Animal Hospital Association • Texas Academy of Veterinary Practice • American Veterinary Medical Association • Texas Veterinary Medical Association • Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society • The Association of Exotic Animal Veterinarians • Board Member of Wild Rescue/Rabbit Rescue, Inc.