Veterinary Services Fort Benning

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The Fort Benning Veterinary Center provides registration, preventative wellness care, and sick call care to pets of military ID cardholders of all branches, active duty, or retired only. We also provide help for soldiers PCSing overseas, FAVN testing, and health certificates. Surgical services are available on a limited basis. Heartworm treatment, heartworm prevention, and flea/tick prevention are available. We do not provide pet adoption services.

All pets housed on a post or brought on post must be registered at the clinic. Appointments are not required for registration, nor do you need to bring your pet to the clinic to do so. Please bring all records to the clinic for registration.

Before you go, please read carefully and complete this registration form!

Service, Vaccinations, Tests, and Shots

The following are required for pets that live on post. Prices are included but subject to change. A $2 service fee is applied to all transactions.

• Rabies at 1 year and 3 years, $10
• Distemper at 1 year and 3 years, $15
• Leptospirosis at 1 year, $15
• Bordatella at 1 year, $18
• Feline Distemper at 1 year and 3 years, $15
• Heartworm Test, $10
• Microchip, $25
• Fecal tests, $15

We provide the following services.

Prices are subject to change. A $2 service fee is applied to all transactions.

• Wellness Exam, $35
• Sick Call Exam, $35
• Recheck for Booster of Sick Call Follow-up, $15
• Health Certificate, $35
• Feline Leukemia, $15
• FIV/FELV Test, $30
• Ear Cytology, $14.80
• Fine Needle Aspirate, $14.80
• Skin Scrape, $14.80
• Nail Trim, $4
• Anal Gland Expression, $4

Our Mission

Our primary mission is to ensure that Military Working Dogs (MWDs) are healthy and ready to deploy at a moment’s notice. MWD emergencies may arise at any time. In the unlikely event that this happens, privately owned animal clinics and surgeries may be rescheduled.

Our second mission is to promote public health and prevent the spread of diseases passed from animals to humans. This is why our clinic focuses on vaccine appointments and preventive care.

Our veterinarians also inspect food vendors, commissaries, CDCs, SAS, and dining facilities as part of preventive medicine to ensure food and animals are handled properly and may cause limited appointment availability at times.

Heading overseas?

Planning your next tour overseas? Flying with your pet requires a health certificate, and some countries require special testing for Rabies titers and quarantine time frames at least six months in advance. Get started early!

Contact SATO for Patriot Express requirements

Good to Know!

You are eligible to use Vet services if you are active-duty military, retired military, Reserve or National Guard service members on active duty, or the dependents of any of the aforementioned.

DA Civilians have authorized services if they are on military orders overseas, but services are limited to the rabies vaccine, FAVN titers, and the health certificate.

We cannot provide care to animals bred or raised for profit.

For the safety of your pet and others, please have your pet on a leash or in a carrier. We recommend all cats be placed in a carrier.