Preventive care for healthy pets includes regular exams, parasite prevention and up-to-date vaccinations. Keeping your pet healthy not only saves you cost and time, it strengthens the bond with your companion.

Keeping your pet’s vaccinations up to date is an important part of maintaining their good health. While the number of diseases we recommend vaccinating your pet for is actually pretty small, they are generally diseases that can result in severe illness, or death. So, keeping those vaccinations up to date should be a priority.

Dental disease is a serious condition that can affect not only your pet’s mouth, but their entire wellbeing. Let our trained staff apply their skills to keep your pet's mouth and teeth healthy and help increase their longevity.

Surgery is a serious step to take in your pet’s road to recovery. Ease your mind with knowing that our facility boasts the best in surgical technology, so your pet receives the highest level of care.

Sterilizing your puppy or kitten sets them up for a better life. Benefits range from decreased risks of some cancers to behavioral modification for the better. Spay and neuter surgeries are equally important for the greater Auburn community.

We feature some of the latest and greatest in diagnostic technology that allows us to assess the health of pets brought into our Auburn clinic. The better we understand your pet’s illness or injury, the better we can treat them. Our in-house lab, radiology, and ultrasonography all play key roles in our pet diagnostics process.

Nobody likes to leave their pets, but sometimes its necessary.  And when that time comes, we're ready to step in and love them while you're away.  We have separate boarding areas for dogs and cats with a wide variety of boarding options designed to meet your needs and those of your pets, whatever those needs may be.

kin problems are one of the most frequent issues we deal with in pets. Itchy skin is a constant irritation to pets and the resulting chewing, scratching and unpleasant odor quickly becomes a constant irritation to pet owners.

At PetVet Animal Health Center, we understand how mobility issues and orthopedic injuries can affect your pet’s quality of life. That’s why we’re proud to offer advanced orthopedic care led by Dr. Ron Montgomery, a board-certified veterinary surgeon with decades of experience in diagnosing and treating orthopedic conditions in dogs and cats.

If your pet needs emergency medical care outside of our normal business hours we recommend calling one of two emergency service providers: the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine (in Auburn) or VCA Carriage Hills Animal Hospital (in Montgomery).