Franklin County Animal Hospital

We administer core vaccinations for rabies, distemper, and parvovirus to protect your pet from life-threatening diseases. These vaccines are essential for all dogs and cats, tailored to their age, lifestyle, and risk factors.

We offer heartworm testing annually and prevention medications to safeguard your pet from this deadly parasite. Early detection and proactive care are key to preventing heartworm disease.

We provide flea and tick prevention solutions tailored to your pet’s needs, including oral medications and topical treatments to protect against infestations and associated diseases like Lyme or Ehrlichia.

We implant microchips for permanent identification and register them in national databases. This increases the chances of reuniting lost pets with their families, paired with spay/neuter services for added safety.

We offer nutritional counseling to optimize your pet’s diet and manage weight-related issues. Our team provides personalized recommendations for balanced meals, supplements, or therapeutic diets based on their health needs.

We perform intestinal parasite deworming to eliminate worms like roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. Regular testing and treatment are part of our preventive care protocols for all pets.

We use dental X-rays during cleanings to detect hidden issues like root infections or fractures. Early diagnosis ensures comprehensive treatment for your pet’s oral health.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries to prevent unwanted litters, reduce disease risks (e.g., mammary cancer), and improve longevity. Our team follows strict surgical protocols for safety and recovery.

We provide emergency stabilization for critical cases, including trauma, poisoning, or sudden illness. Our team monitors pets 24/7 with IV fluids, oxygen therapy, and pain management to improve outcomes.

We offer hospitalization for pets requiring intensive care post-surgery or illness. Our facility includes round-the-clock monitoring with IV fluids, medications, and supportive therapies.

We administer IV fluid therapy to dehydrated or sick pets to restore hydration, support organ function, and aid recovery. This is a cornerstone of our emergency and critical care services.

We provide pain management using medications, laser therapy, acupuncture, or physical rehabilitation tailored to your pet’s condition. Our goal is to minimize discomfort during treatment or recovery.

We treat poison and toxin exposures, including ingestion of human foods (e.g., chocolate, xylitol), plants, or chemicals. Immediate intervention improves survival rates with IV therapy and supportive care.

We offer chemotherapy and radiation treatments for pets diagnosed with cancer. Our oncologist designs personalized protocols to slow tumor growth, manage symptoms, or extend quality life.

We provide acupuncture as a gentle, non-invasive treatment for pets suffering from chronic conditions like arthritis, pain management, and chemotherapy-related symptoms. Our Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (Dr. Kelly Cockram) uses sterile needles to stimulate healing, support the immune system, and improve quality of life through balanced energy flow.

We offer cold laser therapy for pain relief, wound healing, post-surgical recovery, and chronic conditions like arthritis or hip dysplasia. This non-invasive treatment promotes cellular repair without discomfort, often integrated with acupuncture or traditional medicine.

We provide domestic travel certificates, including rabies vaccinations or titer tests, to comply with interstate pet movement regulations. Contact us early to meet deadlines for your trip.