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ANIMAL CARE CENTER of BRENTWOOD is aware of the vast amount of information available on the internet.  Our team has taken the time to evaluate the following sites.  We trust the information that these sources provide for you.  

Cornell Feline Health Center

www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc 

General pet health information

www.veterinarypartner.com 

Updates on current parasite threats (eg.Lyme, heartworm)

www.PetsandParasites.org

American Kennel Club

www.akc.org

Center for Veterinary Medicine- USDA (pet food recalls)

www.fda.gov/cvm/

American Veterinary Medical Association

www.avma.org

Agility Information
www.cleanrun.com
 

American Animal Hospital Association

www.aahanet.org 
 

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  • "Friendly/knowledgeable staff & doctors, reasonable prices. I drive from west Nashville just to go see them! Worth it."
    Jenny Williams
  • "Been going here for years. Always compassionate and professional."
    Joan Polk
  • "Animal Care Center of Brentwood has provided compassionate, expert care for our cats for over 20 years. I highly recommend Dr. Sullivan and Dr. O'Neill!"
    Tambi Swiney
  • "Awesome Vets! Welcoming receptionists .Great care ."
    Tricia Jones
  • "I am very pleased with the veterinary care received from ACC of Brentwood. They are genuinely concerned about the well being of animals . Their staff is the Best"
    Nick Taras
  • "Amazing folks. They get to know you and your pet and treat you like family. I have never had a better vet!"
    Jackie Dryden
  • "Friendly and very caring staff. I feel confident in their care of our Golden Retriever."
    Cheryl Morris
  • "Great loving care for my sweet fur baby. Always greeted with kindness and smiles."
    Lynne Mullins
  • "We recently moved back to Nashville and sought out Animal Care Center and Dr. O’Neill. Our cat loves the team and we couldn’t be happier with the care. Two months into treatment and our cat is healing better then she had in a year with our previous vet. I couldn’t recommend Animal Care Center more."
    Kate Rogers