Cottage Hill Animal Clinic

Cottage Hill Animal Clinic is a veterinarian in Mobile, Alabama, serving pet owners in Mobile and Baldwin County as well as out-of-town visitors. The clinic offers preventative care, surgical care, dentistry, grooming, boarding, disease management, diagnostic imaging and laboratory services, along with on-call emergency availability. Dr. John Slaughter has practiced veterinary medicine in Mobile for more than 50 years, and the clinic has provided veterinarian, pet grooming and kennel services for that same span. Dr. Slaughter earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Auburn University in 1973 and practices all phases of small animal medicine and surgical procedures, from the simple to the complex. The staff is directed by Amber Flannagan, the office and clinic manager and a certified veterinarian technician, who has worked alongside Dr. Slaughter since 2008. The combined experience of the clinic's veterinarian and surgical technicians and its pet handling and kennel staff exceeds 80 years. The clinic offers the HomeAgain microchip system, which shelters and veterinarians use to reunite lost animals with their families, and it has partnered with VPI Pet Insurance on plans for pet owners. Medications can be purchased through the office, and items not routinely stocked can be ordered from a pharmaceutical supplier and delivered to a client's home. The clinic is located on Cottage Hill Road, just west of Azalea Road and across from Fonde Elementary School. Elizabeth Fonde Elementary School and the Cottage Hill Post Office are both about a tenth of a mile away, St. Luke's Episcopal School is roughly four tenths of a mile away, and Bolton Branch creek, Sky Ranch Park and Joy Springs Pond each sit within about a mile. It holds a rating of 4.80 from the customers who have reviewed it. For Mobile pet owners seeking a clinic with decades of small animal surgical and medical experience, Cottage Hill Animal Clinic has been a fixture on Cottage Hill Road for generations of local families and their animals.