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Clanton-Malphus-Hodges
Veterinary Hospital & Pet Motel
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The mission of Clanton-Malphus-Hodges Veterinary Hospital is to practice quality veterinary medicine in an environment that utilizes modern veterinary techniques, coupled with old fashioned values and service that will enhance the well being of our patients and preserve, protect and prolong the human-animal bond.

At Clanton-Malpus-Hodges Veterinary Hospital, we offer complete pet healthcare services to make sure your pets stay happy and healthy. These services include physical examinations, K-laser treatments, x-ray and ultrasound services, surgical procedures including laser surgery and diagnostic testing. We treat your pets like the valued family members they are.

Beckey Malphus, DVM
Dale Hodges, DVM
Laura Hall, DVM
Brent Kinsey, DVM

CLANTON-MALPHUS-HODGES
VETERINARY HOSPITAL & PET MOTEL

PO Box 547
Thomasville,GA 3177
(229) 226-1914
Emergency After Hours Phone: (229) 403-1163

Per Georgia State Law - a valid doctor/patient relationship must exist for any prescription medication to be prescribed. If your pet has not been seen in the past 12 months - no prescription medication will be provided. This includes, but is not limited to, heartworm and flea preventatives, pain medications and antibiotics. (Heartworm tests must be performed every 12 months for heartworm preventative prescriptions to be authorized.)

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Thomasville Office

Monday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Tuesday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Wednesday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Thursday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Friday:

7:30am

5:30pm

Saturday:

8:00am

12:00pm

Sunday:

Closed

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