Animalia Health & Wellness

Dr Malone is excellent, has worked tirelessly to help our dog with a chronic issue. He communicates clearly, outlines options, listens and works to customize treatment. The entire staff is very caring and welcoming to pets.

I just can’t say enough positive things about this practice. I have taken my own dog and several fosters here and the level of care and compassion they approach each pet with is unrivaled. I live in Nashville and happily drive 45 minutes to their office. I routinely see Dr. Hall who is outstanding and incredibly attentive but have also seen many of the other vets in the office who are also exceptional. The facility is so serene and beautiful and everyone from their vets, techs, front desk staff and scheduling team is responsive, empathetic, thorough and truly loves the animals that visit their practice. I am just so grateful for their care and would enthusiastically recommend them for anyone seeking vet care in the middle TN area.

Visiting Franklin with my baby Jax, he developed an infection that made him extremely miserable. I want to express my deepest gratitude to Dr. Malone and JJ for their remarkable healing efforts and compassionate care. Within hours of his treatment, he was back to his usual self! Jax says thank you🐶 Bravo!

After trying a few different vets in the area, we have found our happy place. Dr. Fitzsimmons is the best. She is caring, thorough and informative. I love that she actually gets down on the floor with our little 16 year old deaf and nearly blind baby. It helps him feel much more comfortable and secure. She includes us in all decisions and quickly follows up with test results. All of the techs we have interacted with have also been wonderful. We gladly travel the 40 minutes to Animalia and highly recommend them.

I could not have gotten through my German Shepherd Zora’s wrist injury without Dr. Hubbard and the team at Animalia Rehab. Although this review is long, hopefully it may help someone avoid the mistakes I made. After I first noticed Zora limping a bit, I tried restricting her activity by about 50% and resting her. After a week of on and off limping, I tried again to find something sticking in her paw and moved her wrist around to see if there was restriction. Unfortunately, whatever I did made it worse, and she wouldn’t put any weight on it at all as opposed to mild limping. I immediately took Zora to her primary vet. The vet said x-rays showed a slight separation in the wrist area but it was hard to tell exactly what it was without ultrasound. The vet said an ultrasound probably would n