Faulkville Animal Hospital

01/22/2026

It’s Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day! Share a photo or video of your cat with us and let us know what it might be asking. 😺❓

01/22/2026

It’s Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day! Share a photo or video of your cat with us and let us know what it might be asking. 😺❓

01/15/2026

Today is Get to Know Your Customers Day, and we want to celebrate YOU and your amazing pets!
In the comments, drop a photo and tell us about your pet…

🐾 What’s their favorite treat or activity?
🐱 Share a fun fact or story about them!

We love being a part of your pet’s journey and can’t wait to learn more about them.

01/10/2026

🐾 Training doesn’t have to be tricky (get it?)! While we associate learning manners with puppies, any age is a good age to learn something new.
Training also can help with anxiety and it’s a great way to engage and bond with your pup!

Check out our tips on when and how to choose a trainer for your pet & share this post with friends who have a pet that could use some help!
Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4sgf5Pe

01/08/2026

😼Hi. It’s me. Your cat. I have heard that the dogs are trying to better themselves this year with some resolutions. Well, I can beat that! I will resolve to:

1. Knock fewer things off the counter. (No promises.)
2. Tolerate the dog…on Tuesdays.
3. Sharpen claws only on the scratching post. (In theory.)
4. Drink more water—maybe from an actual bowl.
5. Graciously allow you to believe you are in charge.

What did we miss? Drop your pet’s 2026 resolution below 👇

01/01/2026

🗒️Hi. It’s me. Your dog. I’ve been thinking about how I can be the bestest version of myself in 2026. This year I resolve to:
1. Not bark at the mail carrier…every single day.
2. Share the couch (but not the blanket).
3. Let you sleep in…at least once a month
4. Try to be brave for my next nail trim.
5. Stop pretending I don’t hear “bath time.”

What would your pet’s New Year’s resolution be? 🐶🐱

12/18/2025

🍿Dogs make the best co-stars: Lassie, Benji, 101 Dalmatians… the list goes on. We are celebrating the Dog Film Festival and want to hear from you, what’s your favorite dog film?

12/12/2025

12/11/2025

👁️ Your pet’s eyes can reveal a lot!
Subtle signs may signal an eye issue, such as squinting, pawing at eyes, or changes in color or vision.

Regular check-ups and eye exams help catch problems early, like dry eye, cataracts or glaucoma. With early care, your pet can stay happy and healthy.
Spot something concerning? Contact us today!

12/04/2025

National Cat Lovers’ Month is the perfect excuse to brag! 😽
What’s one thing you LOVE most about being a cat parent?

11/25/2025

Meet Dr. Scarberry!!

Dr. Nicole Scarberry grew up in Avon, Ohio. Her love for animals started young, spending hours volunteering at the local horse rescue and persuading her parents to let her foster shelter dogs. After high school, Dr. Scarberry attended the University of Findlay for her undergraduate degree in animal sciences. She then attended University of Missouri, where she earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine and a Masters degree in Veterinary Public Health.

Following veterinary school, she completed a one year rotating internship in large animal medicine and surgery, also at MU. Dr. Scarberry truly has a love for all animals great and small, enjoying the variety of cases and species you see in veterinary practice. She is passionate about client education, public health and internal medicine in all species, but has a special place in her heart for neonatology.

During her spare time, Dr. Scarberry enjoys camping, hiking with her two dogs, Pumbaa and Marlin, and jumping around with her horse, Charm. She also has a passion for wildlife and conservation, where you can often find her volunteering on her days off.

Please join us in welcoming her to the team! We're so excited to have her!