Fowlerville Veterinary Clinic

09/04/2026

Happy Labor Day weekend! We hope you have a safe and restful holiday. Harahan Veterinary Hospital will be closed on Monday, September 7 for the holiday. We look forward to caring for your pets once we're back open as usual on Tuesday, September 8.

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

📢We are closed! Fowlerville is currently experiencing a power outage.�

We’ll update you as soon as service is restored—thank you for your patience and understanding! 💙

08/19/2026

Flea & tick season is here. Stay ahead of it — order prevention online and set it and forget it. Easy protection for your pet, delivered to your door. 📦

08/17/2026

Back to school means changes for your pet, too. Swipe for the signs and simple things that help keep your companion calm and content. 🐾

08/14/2026

Pet dental health matters — and it's easy to stay on top of. Call us today to book your pet's dental and keep your pet's smile healthy without the hassle. 🦷

08/12/2026

Book online in seconds. ⏱️ Manage your pet's care anytime, from anywhere — no calls, no waiting. Pet care made simple, fast, and flexible.

08/07/2026

Tomorrow it's International Cat Day! 🐱 Caring for your cat is a pleasure, so give them some extra love today. Share a photo of them in the comments!

08/05/2026

Meds, delivered. Skip the trip and manage your pet's prescriptions online anytime, anywhere. Fast, easy, and always on your schedule. 📱

07/27/2026

114 days.
That's how long Chelsea has been with us. Chelsea is our longest resident right now. Imagine... 114 days spent mostly in this cage.
Why is she getting passed by? Well...
Chelsea is a black cat with a quiet personality. She waits calmly in her cage watching the world go by. Watching the other cats get adopted. She's not one of the cats reaching their paws out to touch you or putting on a show to get your attention. She's just waiting. Waiting for her future family to come by and see her...
Chelsea is also FIV+ which sounds scary at first but really just means her immune system isn't running at 100% and she needs a family who will be on top of vet care as FIV makes her more susceptible to other issues. FIV+ cats can live a normal happy life. FIV is not something a human or dog can catch, it is a cat specific conditon that is only spread cat to cat via deep bite wounds.