Fullwood Animal Hospital

Fullwood Animal Hospital Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young healthy pets We look forward to serving you.

Fullwood Animal Hospital is your local, trusted Veterinarian here to care for you and your family's needs. Visit our website or contact us by calling (704) 545-2235
to learn more about our practice and how we can help!

☀️🐾 Show Us Your Pet’s Summer Body (Fluff Included)Beach bod? Never heard of her.We’re all about the snack bod, nap bod,...
06/03/2026

☀️🐾 Show Us Your Pet’s Summer Body (Fluff Included)

Beach bod? Never heard of her.
We’re all about the snack bod, nap bod, and floof bod around here. 😎

Whether your pet is rocking a fresh summer trim or their full, fabulous fluff—every body is a summer body.

Bonus points for muddy noses, wet paws, and post-zoomie hair. 😂

Drop your pet’s summer look below—we’re ready to admire the fluff. 💛

Petunia getting all the snuggles at her first puppy visit 💕 🐾
06/03/2026

Petunia getting all the snuggles at her first puppy visit 💕 🐾

May 2026 -Honoring the ones we lost in the month of May
06/02/2026

May 2026 -Honoring the ones we lost in the month of May

Swimming is a great way for dogs to cool off and get exercise—but a little prep goes a long way in keeping it safe. 🌊🐶No...
06/01/2026

Swimming is a great way for dogs to cool off and get exercise—but a little prep goes a long way in keeping it safe. 🌊🐶

Not all dogs are natural swimmers, so always supervise and consider a life jacket—especially in open water.

After the fun, don’t forget about their ears.
Water trapped in the ear canal can lead to irritation or infections (aka “swimmer’s ear”), especially in dogs who swim often or have floppy ears.

A quick ear check and gentle drying after swimming can help prevent discomfort later on.

And as always—fresh water, shaded breaks, and a rinse-off help keep your pup happy and healthy.

Because the goal is simple: more splashing, less stressing. 💛

🐾💡 10 Seconds Now… or $$$ Later?Sometimes the smallest habits make the biggest difference when it comes to your pet’s he...
05/29/2026

🐾💡 10 Seconds Now… or $$$ Later?

Sometimes the smallest habits make the biggest difference when it comes to your pet’s health—and your wallet.

⏱️ 10 seconds:
A quick paw check after a walk
Refilling monthly preventatives
Noticing a small change in behavior

💸 Can save you:
Treating an infected paw
Dealing with preventable parasites
Managing a bigger issue that started small

Preventive care isn’t just about health—it’s about catching things early, when they’re simpler (and less expensive) to manage.

Because a few seconds of attention today can help avoid a much bigger problem tomorrow. 💛

🕵️ The Great Vet Visit Mystery…Cats visit the vet 40–50% less often than dogs—not because they’re healthier, but because...
05/28/2026

🕵️ The Great Vet Visit Mystery…

Cats visit the vet 40–50% less often than dogs—not because they’re healthier, but because they hide illness so well.

Routine wellness exams help uncover what your cat can’t tell you—catching conditions early and keeping them healthier, longer.

✨ Don’t wait—ask about our $1 exam special for new or overdue patients

📞 Call 704-545-2235

05/28/2026

We are currently working to get our internet back up and working. Thank you for your patience. 🐾

05/27/2026

🐾⏳ Why Do Pets Age So Fast?! (Dog Years vs. Cat Years)

We’ve all heard “1 dog year = 7 human years”… and maybe wondered—what about cats? 😅

🐱 Cats age fast early on
Year 1 ≈ 15 human years
Year 2 ≈ 24 human years
After that, each year ≈ 4 human years

🐶 Dogs aren’t one-size-fits-all
They also age quickly at first—but size matters:

Small dogs:
Year 1 ≈ 15 → Year 2 ≈ 24 → then ~4–5/year

Medium dogs:
Year 1 ≈ 15 → Year 2 ≈ 24 → then ~5–6/year

Large/giant dogs:
Year 1 ≈ 15 → Year 2 ≈ 24 → then ~7–8+/year

So… why do they age faster?

Pets go through rapid growth and development early in life—their bodies mature much faster than ours. For dogs, especially larger breeds, faster growth and higher metabolic demands can also contribute to earlier aging and shorter lifespans.

🇺🇸🐾 Memorial Day: Honoring Those Who Served—On Two Legs and FourToday we remember the brave men and women who gave every...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸🐾 Memorial Day: Honoring Those Who Served—On Two Legs and Four

Today we remember the brave men and women who gave everything in service to our country.

And alongside them, we honor the military working dogs who served with equal courage and loyalty. 🐶

These dogs are more than companions—they are trained to protect, detect, and support in ways that save lives. From patrol and detection to search and rescue, their role is critical—and their bond with their handlers is unmatched.

They don’t understand the meaning of sacrifice—but they show us what loyalty looks like every day.

This Memorial Day, we remember them all. ❤️

🐾💛 Arthritis Awareness Month: The Science Behind Subtle ChangesOsteoarthritis is a progressive, inflammatory joint disea...
05/22/2026

🐾💛 Arthritis Awareness Month: The Science Behind Subtle Changes

Osteoarthritis is a progressive, inflammatory joint disease—and in pets, it often begins long before obvious lameness appears.

Early changes are typically biomechanical, not dramatic. You may notice decreased range of motion, altered gait patterns, or reduced willingness to perform high-impact movements like jumping or running.

After activity, mild inflammation within the joint can lead to stiffness or delayed soreness—especially following hikes or longer periods of exercise. Monitoring how your pet moves after activity can be just as important as during it.

Consistent preventative care and routine wellness evaluations play a key role in early detection. Identifying joint changes sooner allows for more effective intervention strategies to support mobility, reduce inflammation, and slow disease progression.

Because with arthritis, what you catch early can significantly impact long-term comfort and function. 💛

Address

4101 Matthews Mint Hill Rd
Matthews, NC
28105

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+17045452235

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