Forest Home Animal Clinic | About Us | Our Staff

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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.

*NEW*
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

Jan C. - Certified Dog Trainer

Jan

Jan has been a member of the staff here since 2002. In 2003 she developed our dog training program. With the completion of the clinic remodeling project, in addition to instruction classes, she started managing the Doggie Day Camp and the boarding facilities.

Jan is certified through the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers and is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers. She enjoys attending dog training and dog behavior educational seminars whenever time allows.

Dogs are not her only interest. Her other passions include reading, biking, and numerous crafts. Jan shares her life with her husband Glenn and four canine companions, Riley (the best lab in the world she says), Winslow and Bridgette (two rescued Greyhounds), and Mitch (a perfectly sassy Tibetan Terrier).