Olde Towne Animal Medical Center

10/13/2025

We are so grateful to have an amazing team.

Happy official start to Vet Tech Week🤎
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10/01/2025

We appreciate your loyalty! Please know we value your pet and their health, so we will do our best to get them seen. Right now, we are booking out about a week for wellness exams so please plan accordingly. And as always, be kind to one another.
OTAMC team

09/27/2025

09/02/2025

Thanks to Leticia for organizing GOAT Yoga. The team had a fantastic time

08/29/2025

What raises your pet's risk of heartworms?

08/27/2025

Please check your supply of prescription food and medication to ensure you don't run out over the long holiday weekend. Enjoy the holiday with your friends and family. We will see you when we reopen at normal time on Tuesday, September 2nd.

06/28/2025

The clinic will be closed on Friday, July 4th and Saturday, July 5th to celebrate the holiday with friends and family. Please ensure you have plenty of medications and/or prescription food for the long holiday weekend. We will reopen on Monday, July 7th at 8:30am.
Thank you,
Olde Towne Animal Medical Center Team

05/23/2025

Please check your pet's medication and prescription food to ensure you will not run out over the long holiday weekend.

05/20/2025

We see mosquitoes all year round. Protect your pets.

This one bite could happen the day your puppy or kitten or ferret is born! Start heartworm preventive at 6-8 weeks of age FOR LIFE!!

05/20/2025

We have phones and email back up

05/20/2025

Our internet is down so we are not able to use phones or email right now. We will keep you updated.

04/26/2025

Today we celebrate the veterinary community and especially our team who are dedicated individuals.

The AVMA proudly joins the World Veterinary Association, HealthforAnimals, and colleagues from around the world in celebrating World Veterinary Day. The 2025 theme is "Animal Health Takes a Team."

Animal health is directly connected to public health. Healthy animals mean healthier communities, and veterinarians and other veterinary professionals are key members of the team that helps prevent the spread of zoonotic diseases and protect both animal and human health.