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to learn more about our efforts
to fight breast cancer and help our friend and co-worker, Erin.
Our 20th Anniversary!
We are very proud to be
celebrating our 20th year in business!
To thank you, our clients, we are offering a different special each month.
The Biggest Loser Challenge!
Improve your pet's health and...you may win a FHAC $50 gift certificate!
*NEW* During the month of September, receive a complimentary nail trim (with a Veterinary Technician) when you bring your pet to the clinic to have their weight loss charted!
An appointment is required for the nail trim.
Please click here for complete rules and conditions.
September 2010
FREE nail trim with any Doggie Day Care pass purchased during the month of September.
Just ask your Camp Counselor to schedule your dog's nail trim with a Veterinarian Technician when you drop him/her off in the morning. The appointment will be made during regular Doggie Day Camp hours.
Please click here to print the coupon. May not be combined with other offers or redeemed for cash.
2009 Pride in Premises Finalist
We were a finalist in the South Suburban Chamber...click here to continue reading the story.
FREE Puppy Jump Start
Remember, our Puppy Jump Start class is always free to our clients...click here to learn more about our training classes.
Forest Home Animal Clinic
11222 West Forest Home Avenue
Franklin, Wisconsin 53132
Phone: (414)425-2340
Fax: (414)425-4762
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM to Noon
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Do you want the best for you companion? Of course! Any caring pet owner would. So why not stay in our finest and most luxurious accomodations available for your pet? Have your companion stay in any one of three special Cabins complete with a TV and DVD player to stimulate your pets mind as well as keep them care-free for hours. Every dog staying in a cabin receives a daily playtime with a caring counselor free of charge to keep them healthy. For older dogs who may not enjoy running around in our enclosed area outside, petting and brushing is always an option too. 
