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Our full-service veterinary medical facility offers your pets many of the advanced technologies human patients receive. But, we also care for them on a personal level - always working to assure each animal's comfort and safety. This high-tech/high-touch approach impacts everything we do: wellness pet visits, preventative care, dental care, emergency, medical, and surgical treatments.
Here at Germantown Farmington Animal Hospital, we are aware and share in the increasing concern over the COVID-19 pandemic. We are continuing to be vigilant cleaning our facility, including disinfecting surfaces on an even more frequent basis. Our team members are instructed to continue to practice proper hand washing, cover their mouths and noses with their arms or elbows when coughing or sneezing and staying home at the first signs of any illness.
To our knowledge, there has been only one reported case of a dog in China testing low positive to the COVID-19 virus. This dog was owed by an individual that had tested positive. It is very important to note that this particular dog did NOT exhibit any clinical symptoms. It is recommended that if you become infected, you limit your exposure to your pets as you would with other people. Consider finding a non-infected individual to care for the pets until you recover.
If you become ill, we hope that you may be able to identify another caregiver to bring your pet to our hospital. If you are not able to bring your pet in, please contact one of our team members.
We are committed to remaining open and will continue to provide full services to our beloved patients as we all navigate through this challenging time.
To Your Health,
The Doctors and Team of GFAH
To our knowledge, there has been only one reported case of a dog in China testing low positive to the COVID-19 virus. This dog was owed by an individual that had tested positive. It is very important to note that this particular dog did NOT exhibit any clinical symptoms. It is recommended that if you become infected, you limit your exposure to your pets as you would with other people. Consider finding a non-infected individual to care for the pets until you recover.
If you become ill, we hope that you may be able to identify another caregiver to bring your pet to our hospital. If you are not able to bring your pet in, please contact one of our team members.
We are committed to remaining open and will continue to provide full services to our beloved patients as we all navigate through this challenging time.
To Your Health,
The Doctors and Team of GFAH
