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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Clanton-Malphus-Hodges Veterinary Hospital & Pet Motel

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Clanton-Malphus-Hodges Veterinary Hospital & Pet Motel

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01/10/2024

01/09/2024

We have some severe weather coming our way later this morning, but plan to be open normal business hours.

As we prepare for the incoming storm, please remember to take proper precautions with your pets. If you have outdoor pets and can safely do so, please bring them indoors. In the event of a tornado, have your emergency plan in place, and where you will seek shelter.

We hope everyone stays safe!

01/08/2024

We’ve had quite a few dogs try Librela and have success with it! Give us a call if you think your dog may need it.

01/05/2024

We love supporting our local businesses! We sent in our orders to Empire Bagel yesterday, and they had it all waiting for us when we got there to pick it up this morning. We cannot recommend them enough!

01/04/2024

This Instant Rebate has been extended until the end of January!
$25 off of 6 Months
$50 off of 12 months!
Come in to get yours today!
*pets must have had a heartworm test within the last year in order to get any heartworm preventative

01/02/2024

Our mini calendars have arrived! Come on in to get some!

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! What are your resolutions for this year?

12/30/2023

Happy Saturday! Just a reminder that our office will be closed Monday, January 1st. We hope everyone has a safe and Happy New Year!

12/28/2023

Please be sure to keep your pets safe!

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from the Clantons crew!

12/22/2023

Puckering up under the mistletoe? 😘💋 Keep it away from your pets!

Mistletoe, also known as American mistletoe or Phoradendron leucarpum, is a common decorative plant seen during the holiday season. Mistletoe is considered a toxic plant, and best to keep it away from your pet. While small ingestions of berries may lead to mild tummy troubles like vomiting and diarrhea, ingestions of leaves and stems may lead to more significant concerns like depression 😞, tremors 😖, and bloody diarrhea 💩.

12/21/2023

We have some winners for our Door Decorating Contest!

12/20/2023

Santa and his elf want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and let you all know that we will be closed Saturday, December 23. We will resume regular hours Tuesday, December 26.

12/18/2023

Buck and Jake came in for an appointment today, and we couldn’t resist getting their picture in front of our tree!

12/18/2023

Christmas is right around the corner! What are you getting your furry family members for Christmas?
Tell us if your dogs have jobs and if so, what are they?

12/15/2023

Everyone has finished decorating their doors, so let the voting begin! Hit “like” on your vote, or you can come in and see them and vote in person! The deadline is Thursday, December 21.

12/14/2023

We would love for our clients to come get Christmas pictures with or of their fur babies.

12/13/2023

Who has to put their tree out of reach of the pets?

12/11/2023

Our office is getting ready for Christmas! Feel free to bring an ornament by and we can also get a picture of you and your fur baby with the tree!

12/11/2023

Clanton-Malphus-Hodges Veterinary Hospital wishes the Yellow Jackets Good Luck as they take on Woodward Academy tomorrow in the State Championship game!

12/07/2023

Great news! Our $25 instant rebate when you get a box of Simparica Trio has been extended to the end of the year!

12/06/2023

Cold weather is here! Although we do not have snow in our area, we do wee freezing or below freezing temperatures. Here is an article sharing a few great cold weather safety tips!

Exposure to winter’s dry, cold air and chilly rain, sleet and snow can cause chapped paws and itchy, flaking skin, but these aren’t the only discomforts pets can suffer. To help prevent cold weather dangers from affecting your pet’s health, please heed this advice from our experts.

12/05/2023

We are incredibly grateful for all of our clients, new and those that have been using us for many years. Without all of you and your pets, we would not be able to do what we love day in and day out. We love seeing you as much as we love seeing your pets and we strive to treat all of you as if you’re family. We have shared many laughs, cries, and hugs. Sadly, we have lost quite a few of our longtime clients and friends in a very short time frame recently. They have been with us for decades, allowing us to treat their four-legged family members. Our hearts and thoughts and prayers are with their families during this difficult time.

12/02/2023

Happy National Mutt Day!

11/29/2023

These cute French Bulldog puppies were all ears for their check-up and shots today!

11/29/2023

We have had several cats come into our clinic recently not in a carrier. While many cats may dislike being in one, it is much safer for them to be in one, especially while going in and out of our clinic. They could very easily be spooked by barking dogs or become unhappy during their visit and try to bolt otherwise. Please bring your feline friends in carrier when you come in. If you do not have one, we have some we would be glad to lend you for your visit.

Address

2134 E Pinetree Boulevard
Thomasville, GA
31792

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+12292261914

Website

http://www.cmhvet.com/

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You're in luck! We're EXTENDING our Dental Special till next Friday, Sept 15th. Receive $50 OFF your Pets Dental Cleaning. Contact us for an appointment.

We have 4 adorable kittens that are in need of homes! All 3 have of the orange ones are males, and two of those three are bobtails, and the little calico is a female. Call our office or come by if you would like to see them! *update- the little calico and one of the bobtails have been adopted!

Look at this beautiful woodpecker that came in today! He was brought to us after flying into someone’s windshield and is waiting to be picked up by Broken Feather Wildlife Rehab.

Every wondered what microfilaria aka “baby heartworms” looks like? If a dogs tests positive for heartworms, the next thing we do is look to see if it is also microfilaria positive, and we can do this two ways. The first way is by putting part of the blood sample in a hematocrit tube and spinning it down with a centrifuge before placing a drop of it on a microscope slide. The second way is to place a sample right from the syringe onto a microscope slide. By using a centrifuge to spin it down first, it gives us a better idea of how many microfilaria may actually be present, whereas directly placing a sample onto a slide just lets us confirm the presence of any. The video below is of microfilaria from a spun down sample, and the video and the comments shows them right from the syringe. If you look close enough, you can see little movements in the video, and that is the microfilaria.

Dana, Gabi &Terri just can't get enough puppy love! Can you blame them? 💗

We also have an adult cat, Mitch, who also needs a home. Mitch was found by a Good Samaritan that brought him in and we found out that he had a fracture to his left front humerus. We did surgery and he has made a full recovery! He doesn’t let his leg stop him and is good with dogs.

Who said pets have to be miserable when wearing an e-collar? Hank would strongly disagree and thinks it’s the best thing ever!

Heartworm Awareness Post! Here’s a video of some microfilaria, which is baby heartworms, that we saw under a microscope this morning. The microfilaria can grow up to cause heart failure in your fur baby! This is a scenario we see far too much here in our office when Heartworm Disease is preventable and is caused by mosquitoes. Remember to give your pets prevention every 30 days!