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To provide comprehensive high quality veterinary care with a strong emphasis on exceptional client service and patient care

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Dr. Robert E. Lee originally established the practice that is now the North Florida Animal Hospital in 1951 and practiced medicine here until his death in 1989. Dr. George Simmons, who had come to work for Dr. Lee upon his graduation from veterinary school in 1988, purchased the practice from the Lee family at that time. Dr. Simmons maintained the name of the R.E. Lee Veterinary Hospital and was sole practitioner until joined by Dr. Randy Fullerton after his graduation from Auburn in 1990.

In 1992, R.E. Lee Veterinary Hospital underwent its first major renovation and expansion. At this time the name was changed to the current North Florida Animal Hospital (NFAH). North Florida Animal Hospital has undergone many changes since Dr. Simmons first took over the practice. Since that time, the size of the practice and the staff has tripled.

In 1996, Dr. Shane Burkhead, who had earlier worked here as a technician, joined Drs. Simmons and Fullerton. It quickly became apparent that NFAH was outgrowing the existing building and plans were made for a major expansion, one that would make NFAH one of the biggest and most modern private veterinary facilities in the Southeast. Ground was broken in the summer of 1999 adding 6,000 square feet to the existing facility, which was completely renovated. At that time the latest in diagnostic equipment was added. Grooming and boarding facilities were also expanded.

In 2000, Dr. Lynn Hagood joined NFAH as a partner and then Dr. Scott Welch joined in 2002. The referral practice for veterinary specialists was enhanced, as were many of the other ancillary services that we offer in an effort to meet any needs that our clients may have.

This is just a brief glimpse of North Florida Animal Hospital’s past. As long as we are able to maintain the high standards that people have come to expect from us, our future should be as successful as our past.

Address: 2701 N Monroe St, Tallahassee, FL 32303, USA
Phone: (850) 385-5141
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State: Florida
Zip Code: 32303


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Reviews
I took my dog there for 3 and a half years. I always felt like they loved him as much as I did and he loved them back. Always took great care and went the extra when I would have to leave him for the day. If I find a place half as great in my new area of the country, I'll be lucky.
8 years ago (08-07-2017)
North Fl. Animal Hospital never fails to meet the needs of our dog and ensures we feel comfortable about his affordable treatments. There is never a wait and the staff does all it can to make the facility comfortable, accommodating, and relaxing. Our pet actually looks forward to his vet visits!
8 years ago (10-07-2017)
5 stars for vet services, 0 stars for boarding services... this is why I put 3/5 stars total. As for the vet, my dog is so happy and very well taken care of. All of the vets and vet techs are very knowledgeable and have always answered my questions and made myself and my dog very happy. As for boarding, I spent $57 for one night to receive my dog super skittish and smelling like she slept in her pee all night. She was also so dehydrated that she fell down the stairs upon arriving home. When I picked her up, I was told that she got nervous when someone went my her crate and she peed a little and rolled in her water bowl and that's why she was handed to me wet. The other news was that she was super good and had fun playing with the dogs outside. However, I did pay for extra play time because I know play time makes her happy. When I got home, my dog got very nervous if my hand was placed even remotely close to her face and she is usually a very cuddly dog, she loves people and all she wants is attention. She was wet, but also there was a bunch of dried pee on her like she wasn't walked when she needed to. Which is understandable to an extent, but if this was noticed, I would have liked a call for the option to have her bathed and would have paid the difference or at least be notified since what she smelled like most definitely didn't happen the day I picked her up. She came out with her face extremely drawn back, the skinniest I have ever seen it, and seemed very disoriented, I'm assuming from dehydration and whatever else happened. Definitely will be going back for the vet services but never again for boarding. As a puppy mom seeing what happened, I wished I never went away for the weekend and never want to see my pup like that again.
8 years ago (09-05-2017)
My precious love boarded there for five days, the staff handed him to me in his carrier , Dr. said all was fine. I got home and he completely lost his balance and could not walk out of the carrier, and could no longer move - he was lame, severely dehydrated and needed a blood transfusion. For the entire staff to not report this, or to not notice this is negligent. He passed away 7 days later. If only....one person had noticed this or reported this..he could have received iv fluids.
8 years ago (08-05-2017)
We have a feral cat that we care for at the office and we took her here to have her fixed since they accepted the vouchers. We were prepared to pay the additional costs, however we weren't prepared for the treatment this kitty received. When we picked her up she had a gash on her nose and the assistant who helped take her to the car treated her like she was nothing more than a piece of luggage. Just because this little kitty is feral doesn't mean she didn't deserve the same kind of loving, compassionate care that animals who have owners do.
8 years ago (19-06-2017)
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