Auburn University Veterinary Clinic

Auburn University Veterinary Clinic is a veterinarian in Auburn, AL. The clinic provides comprehensive medical care to a variety of patients, including domestic companion animals such as dogs and cats, as well as livestock, farm animals, and horses. Serving clients throughout Alabama and neighboring states, the clinic operates as part of a leading teaching hospital system that offers 24-hour emergency services.

As part of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, the clinic is rooted in a history dating back to 1892. The facility functions as a teaching hospital where biomedical scientists, residents, interns, and veterinary students work alongside board-certified specialists and renowned faculty. Clinical services are delivered through state-of-the-art facilities, including the Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital and the Vaughan Large Animal Teaching Hospital. Specialized services include the Equine Ambulatory service, which provides on-site primary and emergency care for horses within a 35-mile radius of the J.T. Vaughan Large Animal Teaching Hospital. This service offers field-based care such as routine wellness exams, dentistry, lameness evaluations, field surgery, and chiropractic evaluations. Additionally, the Auburn University Raptor Center provides specialized rehabilitation services for raptors.

The clinic's approach integrates advanced research and clinical expertise to address complex veterinary and public health needs. By combining the efforts of specialists and veterinary students, the clinic provides a team-based approach to patient healthcare.

Auburn University Veterinary Clinic provides essential, high-quality medical care and emergency services to the animals of Auburn and the surrounding region.