Osborne Animal Clinic
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π As temperatures start easing (slowly β this is still Alabama), pets tend to get a burst of extra energy and spend more time outdoors on trails and in yards. That's genuinely great for them, but it's also a good moment to double-check that vaccinations and parasite prevention are actually current before exposure to other animals and wildlife picks up.
A quick wellness visit now can catch small issues β a slightly-off gait, early dental tartar, a weight change β before they become bigger ones. Consult your vet.
π Today is World Rabies Day. It's a global reminder of how far rabies vaccination has come β once a widespread and legitimate fear for pet parents, it's now almost entirely preventable through routine vaccination. In Alabama, that vaccination is required by law, not just recommended, precisely because rabies protects your pet, your family, and everyone your pet comes into contact with.
If you're not sure your pet's rabies vaccine is current, give us a call and we'll check. Consult your vet.
Moulton and Lawrence County families β we know the drive to Decatur is genuinely longer for you, and we don't take that for granted. Full-service care, from wellness exams and surgery to dentistry and boarding, is worth the trip for a lot of the families we're proud to call regulars.
If you're weighing whether we're worth the drive, we'd say yes.
π Call (256) 353-4339 or visit osborneanimalclinic.com to schedule.
πΎ We say it often because it's true every time: the best part of our job is watching pets grow up in this community. Puppies we saw for their first wobbly wellness exam are now confident regulars greeting us at the door, tail already wagging before the leash comes off.
What's a moment with your pet's care team that's genuinely stuck with you over the years?
π Call (256) 353-4339 or visit osborneanimalclinic.com to schedule.
π When's the last time your pet had a full wellness exam? An annual exam covers weight trend, dental condition, heart and lung sounds, joint mobility, and a hands-on check for new lumps or skin changes β a lot more than a quick glance at home ever will.
Many early-stage issues get caught during this specific exam because they don't show obvious symptoms yet.
If it's been over a year, let's get your pet back on the books. π Call (256) 353-4339 or visit osborneanimalclinic.com to schedule.
09/22/2026
πΎ Whoβs ready for fall walks, cooler mornings and more time outside?
The first day of fall is here, and weβre guessing your four-legged friends are ready for a little change of scenery, too! π
09/21/2026
π World Rabies Day is coming up on September 28th, and it's worth pausing on this: rabies is one of the very few diseases that is almost always fatal once symptoms appear, and almost entirely preventable with a simple vaccination. That gap β between 'almost always fatal' and 'almost entirely preventable' β is exactly why the vaccine matters as much as it does.
If your pet's rabies vaccine is due, let's get it handled before it becomes a bigger concern. Consult your vet.
09/20/2026
πΎ Throwback to one of our favorite kinds of days at the clinic β a puppy's very first visit, all wiggles and curiosity, meeting the whole team for the first time. Moments like that are exactly why we've loved doing this since 1979.
Do you remember your pet's first visit with us? Tell us about it below β the nervous ones, the fearless ones, all of it.
π Call (256) 353-4339 or visit osborneanimalclinic.com to schedule.
09/18/2026
π¦ Alabama Rabies Update: 39 Confirmed Cases in 2026
Rabies is still showing up across Alabama. According to the Alabama Department of Public Health map, there have been 39 laboratory-confirmed animal rabies cases as of September 11, including 15 bats, 17 raccoons, 3 cats, 2 dogs, and 2 foxes.
πΎ A few reminders for pet owners:
β’ Keep your petβs rabies vaccination current.
β’ Avoid contact with wild animals, especially bats and raccoons.
β’ Donβt handle wildlife that appears sick, injured, or unusually friendly.
β’ If your pet has been exposed to a wild animal, contact your veterinarian promptly.
Rabies is a serious disease, but vaccination and avoiding contact with wildlife are important steps in protecting your pets and your family.
π Osborne Animal Clinic | Decatur, AL
π Call us at 256-353-4339 to schedule your petβs vaccination or wellness visit.
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Source: Alabama Department of Public Health β 2026 Laboratory-Confirmed Animal Rabies Cases, as of September 11.
09/17/2026
Join us for the 46th Annual Depot Days Festival, Hartselle's signature celebration of heritage, hometown pride, and community spirit! Located right in the heart of our historic downtown, Depot Days unites thousands for an exciting day packed with family-friendly activities, lively entertainment, local vendors, food trucks, arts and crafts, car shows, and so much more.
Now in its 46th year, the festival proudly honors Hartselle's storied railroad history while shining a spotlight on the vibrant people, businesses, and traditions that make our community truly special. From the exhilarating Depot Days 5K to new attractions like Landmarks & Legends, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Discover the charm of downtown Hartselle, connect with neighbors, and create unforgettable memories. Best of all, admission is completely free, and everyone is welcome!
Experience where heritage comes alive-Depot Days 2026!
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914 Beltline Road SW
Decatur, AL
35601
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| Monday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5:30pm |
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