Veterinarians in Birmingham, AL

205 884 3412..their number

Logan Martin Vet, Dr. Larry is the BEST BY FAR !!!!!

Logan Martin vet Dr Larry Chasteen.

We love Pell City Animal Hospital! We take all of ours there! The doctors are awesome! Love Ms. Linda at front desk too! Awesome people! They even call and check on our babies on Sundays etc, when they are sick.

Pell city animal hospital is great. I do rescues and they have been wonderful. Also if Lincoln isn't too far Lincoln Veterinary Clinic Dr Hillman is awesome and very reasonable on his prices.

Cropwell Small Animal Hospital Dr. Sims 205-338-3556

I can not say enough food things about Pell City Animal Hospital. Dr's Farmer and McMillan are wonderful. I was in a fire 3 weeks ago and could not hve my cat t the hotel. Not only did they give her a full exam when shh got there, she has been boarding with them for 3 or 4 weeks. VERY reasonable boarding fees and the staff is second to none. and their number is 205-884-4104. Tell the I sent you.

We use Dr Sims as Cropwell Small Animal Hospital! My babies love him!

All vets here are wonderful. I use Pell City Animal Hospital for my pets and have used Dr. Chasten for my bird.

Dr. Farmer at Pell City Animal Hospital - whole staff is great, friendly and they love animals.

Cropwell Small Animal Hospital, Dr Sims. 338-3556.

I like them all and they are all close on prices. Pell City Animal hospital 884-4104 Dr McMillian, Cropwell Small Animal Hospital 205-338-3556 Dr. Sims, Or Logan Mrtin Vet 205-884-3412 Dr Larry Chasteen. I have used them all and you can't go wrong with any of the choices.

Pell Animal Hospital is in my opinion the best. 3 vets under one roof and they all are great.

Alabama spay neuter clinic takes the certificate! Very experienced also. It's a state of the art facility, you should go by for a tour! 956-0012

Branchville Animal Hospitalp

Please call Alabama spay and neuter 9560012... They have outside resources that might be able to help

The Spay and Neutor Clinic in Irondale.

Branchville is over $100 without a certificate. You can use the certificate from Pell City at several vets in St. Clair County. Branchville and Crossroads is one of them.

Karen Layton

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112 18 th Street N, Birmingham, AL 35203 · Get Directions Phone (205) 458-9364 Website http://www.dogdaysofbirmingham.com Status Open until 6:00 pm. Hours Mon - Fri: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

The Summit Church 6540 Trussville Clay Road (behind Clay Middle school) is taking donations

i'm SO very sorry you are here. You might want to also visit my blog: hepatocutaneous.com Omega fatty acids are crucial to fight the autoimmune part of this disease and Zoe required chicken stock 5 times a day.....IF she was late getting her afternoon eggs and stock, she would start having lesions about 10 days later! i'm always happy to help with new people! you can email me at jamie@jamiegoff.com or IF you want to call, my cell is 205-296-2323

Hi Hannah, I am very sorry your Eddie has this terrible disease. However, as Jamie's blog says "There is hope". My vet had never heard of HS before. For a short time I was at a loss as to what to do. Then I found Jamie Goff and she helped my baby so much. We went through good and bad times. The good so outweighed the bad. I did lose her to HS when her liver totally failed. However I have such wonderful memories with her the last year of her life that I wouldn't have had with out all the HS members and especially Jamie Verell Goff.

Caldwell Mill Animal Clinic www.cmacvet.com

When I lived in Bham, I used Patton Chapel on 31 close to the Acura dealership. I was always pleased with them. http://pattonchapelac.com/

I don't know the man's name but we saw one at the Emergency Vet Clinic behind The Colonade (probably spelled that wrong) when my Cookie girl was little and we thought her leg was broken. Every person in the waiting room re-assured us how wonderful the place was and how she would be well taken care of. I can call and find out the name if you want me to.

Heather Glass in my dealings with personal and rescue - Dr. Milton at Acton Rd; Dr. Ballagas at Acton Rd, and Dr. Torsch at Main St. Trussville (really amazing) and also Dr. Scott Russell at Deerfoot Animal Clinic.

Dr. Milton and Dr. Ballagas are partners at the same place. Both are exceptional orthopedic doctors. I personally prefer Dr. Ballagas.

We can definitely do a PayPal. I just know when I'm donating, I always feel better donating directly to the vet or a rescue. I am not a rescue and this is being done independently and our responsibility. I know, and the people who know me know, that al l of his donations will go directly to his surgeries, but not every one knows me like that. However... my main and number one goal is making sure he gets the best possible care. The donations are most definitely a HUGE help, but I do want to make sure he goes to the best! His well being is my priority!:) I do have an appointment this afternoon with Dr. Russell, one of the vets that Alison Potts Shirley recommended!! Thank you Alison!!

Dr. Milton. That's who Dr. Fuller goes to when it's too difficult for him.

Keep me posted on how tomorrow goes Heather Glass .

If that doesn't work out, you should call dr. Grimmet Grayson Valley Pet Clinic .. They fix wild animal wings and legs that will be released .. as well as regular pets. He's an awesome vet & person.

Where is Dr Milton?

Call Westwood animal hospital..Dr Marshall 791-0284

Heather, Dr. Milton was a professor as Auburn. He taught all the vets. Read his bio: http://m.vetsurgerybirmingham.com/site/mobile...

Ingrid Awtrey Law is that vet. Surgery of Bham?

Heather Glass Dr Milton is off Acton RD. He is who did Copper & Dewey's surgery.

Joey Kennedy there are four kittens. Not just one. You will help me find them homes right?

4) When a kitten with a positive titer reaches 6 months of age When a cat is positive on the in-office test, a blood sample should be sent to an outside laboratory to have the results confirmed or denied by a second method called the Western Blot. The in-office test only requires a few drops of your cat's blood. Adult cats that test positive for FIV on this test generally remain positive throughout their lives. Immature cats often become negative for antibody over a three to five month period. These kittens never had the virus – only their mother’s antibody. A small percentage of cats will give a weakly positive, indecisive reading with the SNAP test. These cats need to have a blood sample sent out for the Western Blot test or be retested with the office test in 2 months. A drop in intensity of the reaction at that time is a good indication that the cat is recovering from the infection. Very early in the disease, the in-office test can give false negative results. That is why cats that are known to have been exposed to FIV should be tested twice at three-month intervals to be certain they are not incubating the disease. http://www.2 ndchance.info/fiv.htm

Allison Graves Cheatwood Do you ever use Dr. Weber? Since the kittens are sick he might even keep them there and treat them and he won't charge as much as anyone else will.

Please see the following link w/a lot of great info -http://www.imaginehome.org/wp/2014/07/27/the-stigma-of-fiv/

I second Sara Shirley!!!

Hugs Allison Graves Cheatwood!! Looks like you have some good advice .Sorry this has happened.

There are so many kittens and cats right now that need homes (that aren't fiv+)... Using resources to get the healthy ones to homes is what I would do.... It's not an easy decision because of the advances of medicine but still very difficult. Maggie Braden has a positive FIV cat, any advice Maggie?

Jennifer Nesyah McGinty read up

Kristi Pitts Todd and I use Montevallo Animal Clinic

http://www.fcdf.org/spayneuter-program/ http://www.animaladoption.org/services/certificates.cfm VetCare of Calera takes both these certificates. We've had a male and female done through them and they are amazing! They are our regular vet too.

http://www.savealabamaspayneuter.org/

Alley Cat Allies is now in the process of putting together a new list as the information on the page: http://www.savealabamaspayneuter.org/ is slightly outdated... Please stay tuned for the updated list. They have said it will be available in May.

The neighborhood has a Nextdoor.com site (https://crestwoodnorth.nextdoor.com). There are some recommendations there, but you can also ask.

I could not give enough praise to Grants Mill Animal Hospital. We went through a really rough time recently with our pup. We took him to 3 different vets with a mystery illness & they were so kind & honest with us. They were very sympathetic & helped us work out a new routine with our pup and let us set up a payment plan. Even when we had to make the hard decision to put him to sleep they were 100% supportive.

Pet Wellness Center off Columbiana Rd.

Grants Mill Animal Hospital is the absolute best vet I've dealt with in the area.

Not sure where you are so this may be a bit of a drive but worth it. Vestavia Animal Clinic off Montgomery Highway is amazing. They go above and beyond if your pet needs it and are super friendly. Their hours are convenient, too. I sound like a shill but I used them for my elderly kitty and they were incredible.

Nothing but good things to say about Advanced Vet Care in Vestavia. Our family has been taking our pups there forever.

I take my cats to Nall Daniels in Homewood. Dr. Dunaway there is incredible.

We use Lake Crest Animal Clinic! Started going there because they see small animals, but then we got a dog and still use them. They are in Hoover.

I personally use McAdory vet clinic, since it’s closer to my house. However, I work at a doggy daycare in homewood, so I’m fairly familiar with a few of the clinics in the area. I LOVE Homewood AH. They’re the on call vet clinic for my job, and they’re great. Nall Daniels is also highly recommendable, I have lots of clients that swear by them. VCA is great.

What part of town do you prefer? I LOVE Hoke Animal Clinic in Eastwood, and Green Springs Animal Clinic in Homewood is the same folks. I’ve also heard consistently good things about Grants Mill (and Dr. Petras used to work at Hoke).

Patton Chapel Animal Clinic is great! My elderly dog had to have surgery, and they were so wonderful. Dr. Byrd is very thorough and knowledgable. When my dog chewed through his stitches, I called to let them know I would be there in 5 minutes, and they treated him right away. I will always trust them with my baby!

Bob Douglas with Double Oak Mountain Animal clinic is great - 205-991-5446:)

We use Caldwell Mill Animal Clinic. Can be pricey at times but they give good care to our animals

Dr. Billy Cox at Meadow Brook Animal Clinic (behind Lowe's and Lloyd's)

Thanks again to all. I have to share to all of you what was wrong with Maddie. I took her to Caldwell clinic and the diagnose was a flea!!! How embarrassing!!! To kill that flea $78.00. Priceless!!

Indian Springs Animal Clinic has treated us well with all our pets.

My neighbor, Andy Sokol, at Caldwell Mill! Tell him the Sharptons sent you!

And Dr. Christenberry is there too. Remember his kids?

Sounds like Dr. Owens has it under control

Dr Carr in Pelham go online to friends of cats and dogs and buy the certificate for a lot cheaper than usual and take it to them when you go.

Dr Carr is letting me just show proof that I purchased it because it takes a while to come in. Lucy is going tomorrow I would wait until she's out of heat though because sometimes they charge more when they're in heat

It's probably too far for you but Dr. Kevin Boulding@the Centreville Animal Hospital is amazing!! He is so nice, affordable, and does big and small animals.

Dr. Hubbard At Counstryside near Montevallo. We have used him for 18 years.

Aunt Tracey: coconut oil ... maybe worth a try...remember to get unrefined organic, usually in the body section of whole foods. http://wellnessmama.com/13700/benefits-coconut-oil-pets/