Senior Pet Care in Memphis
Helping Pets Live Longer, Healthier Lives
Just like people, animals require additional care as they age. Animals age at a much faster pace than humans. This means that medical professionals have a very short window of time to intervene when problems arise. Left undiagnosed and untreated, conditions such as heart problems, kidney failure, or osteoarthritis become debilitating.
This means that it is even more important for senior animals to receive semi-annual wellness examinations and blood screens. Most pets are considered to be seniors around the age of 7, although larger breeds may reach their golden years earlier.
What Makes Walnut Grove Animal Clinic Special?
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Integrity
We pledge to conduct our business and ourselves with honesty and moral conviction.
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ExcellenceWe simply want to be the best that we can be. We are constantly learning and adapting to provide you and your pets the highest quality care possible.
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CompassionEach of our patients is a member of someone’s family, and we strive to offer a caring touch and understanding in everything we do.
Dr. Chuck Halford has owned Walnut Grove Animal Clinic since 1993. He, along with his associate veterinarians and veterinary staff, strive to provide excellent veterinary care for your beloved pet. We are proud to provide a full-service veterinary hospital, as well as state-of-the-art pet boarding and pet grooming facilities. Everything we do is based on our clinic values. Contact Walnut Grove Animal Clinic today for high-quality veterinary care provided by our highly-trained staff.
Our Reviews
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“Very professional staff. Nice welcoming environment for me and my dog. Price is also reasonable. I would recommend Walnut Grove Animal Clinic to all my friends and family.”
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“Walnut Grove Animal Clinic is our go-to vet. The staff is friendly, helpful and very accommodating. Excellent care for our dog is important to us - we are lucky to have found this exceptional clinic!”
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“Our pet had an unexpected medical problem and Dr. Slattery was detrimental in helping us find out what was wrong with our pup and how we could him get better. I am so thankful for him. He is straight out of a hallmark movie!”
- Elyse D.