Overton Vet Hospital PC

Rehm Animal Clinics are four full-service veterinarian clinics in the Mobile/Baldwin County area. Dr. Chris Rehm founded our company in 1983. Dr. Mike Rehm, his brother, and Dr. Fox Metcalf accompanied him. Dr. Fox died in 2015, but his memory lives on in the hearts of our team. In 2009, Dr. Caroline Hassell, Dr. Mike Rehm's daughter, joined the clinic.The RAC family has grown over the years, but their objective has remained the same. Rehm Animal Clinic strives to provide compassionate care to pet patients in order to improve their quality of life. Rehm Animal Clinics is dedicated to providing high-quality pet health care. The American Red Cross has given each of our locations the highest level of accreditation.

We are a husband and wife veterinarian team dedicated to improving your pet's health and well-being in a professional and caring setting. We are proud to have serviced pets in Mobile and the surrounding areas for over 15 years as a family-owned and operated business!

We provide a high level of professional veterinary treatment with the greatest level of compassion and attention to detail. We are grateful for your patronage. Call to schedule a complimentary "meet and greet" with your pet. This is your chance to meet the doctor with your pet.

Allow your dog to enjoy a day of OFF LEASH fun at our Schillinger Road playgroups.

Animal Care Center, your neighborhood vets in Mobile, Alabama, welcomes you. We're proud to offer a wide range of veterinary treatments to pets in Mobile and the surrounding areas. Dr. Linda Knight founded Animal Care Center in 1989. Dr. Jeni Knizley purchased the clinic in March of 2020, and she has continued to provide high-quality treatment to not just dogs and cats, but also pet birds (including poultry), exotics (rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and reptiles).

We moved to our current location on December 22, 2008, after being founded in 1992 by John C. Courtney, D.V.M. Separate surgical, dental, and x-ray suites, intensive care monitoring, digital radiography, and 24-hour nursing care are all part of our veterinary facility's architecture. The grooming and boarding areas are connected to the main structure but have their own air conditioning and ventilation systems. The office was designed to provide visibility throughout the facility, preventing confinement and enhancing patient comfort. Our facility is fully computerized, and we've been a member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) since October 1999. The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is a global organization of over 27,000 veterinary care providers who work with pets.