For our canine friends, we offer spacious runs inside a climate controlled environment. For our feline friends, we offer quiet and luxurious condos, seperate from our canine boarding facility. During your pet's stay with us, they will enjoy a safe and healthy environment while receiving loving care and attention.
Our canine friends are walked a minimum of twice a day and often more, weather and time permitting. Day boarding is also an option for those whose pets don't fair well at home alone.
Dr. Davis is on call 24 hours a day if needed. Our facility is equipped with 24 hour fire monitoring service and an extensive sprinkler system throughout the building.
For convenience purposes, we encourage the scheduling of any needed medical procedures or exams during your pet's stay with us. In addition, feel free to request a tour of our boarding facilities during your next visit.
Grooming Services:
Marcia Coffman offers excellent grooming service to our clients on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of every week. Her services include professional bathing, trimming and grooming for your pets. For grooming appointments call (901) 317-4412.
Mission Statement:
We the staff of Arlington Pet Hospital will strive to maintain a facility and clinical atmosphere that models excellence, integrity, warmth, and professionalism. We will always encourage those diagnostics, procedures, and products that we feel will most benefit your pet's overall health and well-being. Our staff will do all in its power to meet and exceed your expectations while caring for your pet.
Clinic Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
FIRST Saturday of the month
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
For Drop-off and Pick-up only, we are open Every Saturday 5:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Those fleas! They are more than just a nuisance, as they also transmit tapeworms, some bacterial and viral infections, and are the culprits behind one of the most common allergic conditions affecting our pets-flea allergic dermatitis. Fleas are blood suckers, and to survive, they are amazingly good at it. We have actually seen puppies and kittens, and even some adult dogs and cats, suffering from severe anemia because they were so flea infested.