Full-Service Veterinary Clinic
in Summerville, SC

Flowertown Animal Hospital is a small animal medical - surgical facility located on Bacons Bridge Road in Summerville, S.C. Flowertown is housed in a quaint older home nestled under majestic oak trees. There is only one doctor on staff here, providing a personal and approachable quality of service for its clients and patients. Flowertown has no boarding facility or grooming salon. We stick with providing for the health and well-being of our patients. That's why we're here. Thank you for visiting our website and we hope to see you soon.

Alternative Medicine Now Available

We are broadening our capabilities here at Flowertown Animal Hospital by asking two veterinarians, Dr. Amy Hayak and Dr. Bill Ormston, to join our staff. Drs. Hayak and Ormston will provide acupuncture, chiropractic, cold laser therapies, electrostimulation, cellular nutritional counseling, and applied kinesiology, homeopathy, and gait analysis. Learn More

Medical Topics


Novel Approach to the Treatment of Lower Urinary Disease in Cats: the use of Low Dose Substance P (sP) - Lower urinary tract disease (LUTD) in cats accounts for 1.5 - 2.5% of all visits to veterinary clinics in North America, costing the cat owners $24,000,000 each year. LUTD in the cat is a frustrating, often misdiagnosed entity.


Laryngeal Paralysis video

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Laryngeal Paralysis - a common disease of the aging large breed dog (Labrador Retrievers, Great Danes, etc) that starts, initially, as only a change in your pet's voice character. As the disease progresses, there can be significant interference with your pet's ability to take in sufficient air into their lungs. Breathing becomes much more "noisy" and, in some instances, is quite loud.


Otic Polyps video

Otic (ear) Polyps - Polyps in the ear canals of dogs and cats can originate from a variety of sources and tissues. These polyps can grow quite large causing obstruction and trapping of the normal waxy secretions of the ear canals. Obstruction or interference with normal wax migration generally leads to secondary infections, both bacterial and yeast.

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