Brandon Veterinary Clinic

11/03/2026

Upcoming holiday hours for our clinic
Happy holidays everyone! 🦃🎄🎆🐾🐾

11/03/2026

🚨🚨SCOTTIE HAS BEEN ADOPTED! 🚨🚨
Thank you to everyone who has shared our post to help him find a loving home! We appreciate all the support for this sweet boy. We are glad to see Scottie off to his furever home. ♥️💙

🐾 EVERYONE, MEET SCOTTIE! 🐾

This handsome 8-year-old Schnauzer mix is searching for his next chapter, and we would love to help him find it! ❤️

Scottie is neutered, up to date on all his vaccines, house-trained, and an absolute sweetheart. He has spent his life as the only pet to his beloved longtime owner, who unfortunately recently passed away. Since then, Scottie has found himself becoming a temporary resident here at the clinic while he waits for a new family to love.

We know losing the person you’ve spent your whole life with is a big adjustment, and Scottie deserves a soft place to land and a family to call his own again. 🥺

A little about our boy:
🐶 8-year-old Schnauzer mix
❤️ Neutered and fully vaccinated
🏡 House-trained
🐾 Has been an only pet, but we believe he could do well with other pets with slow, proper introductions
💕 Has shown absolutely no signs of aggression
🛋️ Would love a slower-paced home filled with love, attention, and cozy days with his people!

We believe Scottie could make a wonderful addition to many different types of families. Whether you’re looking for a sweet companion to keep you company, a little shadow to follow you around, or a best friend to share your quiet evenings with, Scottie might just be your guy!

His next chapter deserves to be filled with love, not another goodbye. ❤️

We would LOVE for you to come meet Scottie and see if he might be the missing piece of your family!

📞 Call Brandon Veterinary Clinic at 601-824-9909 to schedule a meet and greet!

Let’s help this sweet boy find his happily ever after! 🐾🏡

11/03/2026

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10/27/2026

Would you believe our sweet Sassy just turned 13 years old! Just 3 months ago she was not doing her best, Dr. Watson worked tirelessly and did so much research to get her back in good health and just look at her now. She just had herself a little spa day and stopped by to show off. We love our clients and patients!

10/25/2026

🐾 And that’s a wrap on Veterinary Technician Week! 🐾

We’ve spent the week celebrating our amazing team, but let’s be real… one week isn’t nearly enough to recognize the chaos they conquer ALL YEAR LONG! 😂❤️

They’re the puppy snugglers, cat whisperers, blood-drawing ninjas, anesthesia monitors, p**p detectives, professional wrestlers of unwilling patients, and the calm in the middle of absolute madness.

They get covered in fur, slobber, scratches, mystery fluids, and occasionally their own lunch (if they actually get time to eat it). 🤣

But behind all the chaos are some of the biggest hearts in veterinary medicine. They love your pets like their own, advocate for those who can’t speak, and somehow keep this crazy little world of veterinary medicine running.

To our incredible team: You are appreciated, you are valued, and we absolutely couldn’t do this without you. ❤️

Vet Tech Week may be over, but the love, gratitude, and caffeine-fueled chaos continue!

🐾 Happy Veterinary Technician Week from all of us at Brandon Veterinary Clinic! 🐾

10/20/2026

Continue to celebrate veterinary technician week with us! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🥳 We are so grateful for all they do to make life easier and kinder for everything they touch!

10/19/2026

🐾💉 HAPPY VET TECH WEEK! 💉🐾

To the ones who dodge teeth, trim the nails nobody else wants to touch, wrestle 100-pound dogs, reason with angry cats, clean up bodily fluids that defy explanation, and somehow still manage to love their jobs (most days). 😂

The ones who can hit a vein on a moving target, smell parvo from the parking lot, spot trouble before anyone else, and hold it together when things get ugly.

You are nurses, phlebotomists, anesthetists, dental hygienists, lab techs, professional p**p inspectors, animal whisperers, and occasionally WWE wrestlers.

You run on caffeine, dark humor, questionable lunches, and a whole lot of heart. ❤️

You get peed on, p**ped on, scratched, bitten, slobbered on, and occasionally yelled at by people who have absolutely no idea how hard your job really is.

And yet, you keep showing up.

Because underneath the sarcasm, the bruises, the fur-covered scrubs, and the exhaustion is a person who genuinely gives a damn.

Veterinary medicine would absolutely fall apart without you.

We see you. We appreciate you. And we love you—even when you’re hiding in the treatment area eating crackers for lunch. 😂

🐾❤️ HAPPY VET TECH WEEK TO THE REAL MVPs!

Full-Service Veterinary Clinic Offering Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, and boarding
David H. Watson

10/12/2026

🐾 Meet Dr. David Watson! 🐾
Veterinarian & Owner

Dr. David Watson is a lifelong Mississippian who was born in Hattiesburg and raised in Pearl. After graduating from Pearl High School in 1994, he attended Mississippi State University, earning his Bachelor of Science in Animal Science cm laude in 1999. He went on to attend the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine, where he earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2003.

Following graduation, Dr. Watson moved to Cassville, Missouri, where he began his career at Barry County Veterinary Service, a busy mixed-animal practice. During his time there, he cared for a wide variety of patients while becoming deeply involved in the local community through church and the Rotary Club.

In 2006, life brought Dr. Watson back home to Mississippi after his father was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Returning to Brandon gave him the opportunity to be closer to his family during an incredibly important time and ultimately helped shape the next chapter of his veterinary career.

Since returning home, Dr. Watson has made it his mission to build Brandon Veterinary Clinic into a practice centered around quality medicine, dependable care, and lasting relationships with the people and pets of the Brandon community. The influence of his father—and the values that brought him home—continue to be an important part of the clinic he has built.

When he isn’t at the clinic, you may find Dr. Watson on a baseball field coaching youth teams in Brandon. Giving his time to young athletes is another way he enjoys staying involved in the community he calls home.

An avid craftsman and lifelong learner, Dr. Watson also enjoys woodworking and antique restoration, along with collecting historical literature. Whether he’s restoring something from the past, discovering a new piece of history, or exploring a new place, he rarely stops learning or working with his hands.

Dr. Watson lives in Brandon with his family and pets and also enjoys camping, traveling, and spending time outdoors with his family.

For Dr. Watson, veterinary medicine is about more than treating animals—it’s about serving his community, building relationships, and caring for the families who trust BVC with the pets they love. ❤️

10/10/2026

🐾 Meet Anna Neal! 🐾
Veterinary Assistant

Anna is one of the newest members of the BVC team and is excited to begin growing her experience in veterinary medicine as a Veterinary Assistant.

She has always enjoyed caring for animals and brings that same kindness and enthusiasm to the pets she helps care for here at the clinic.

At home, Anna has two cats, Tigger and Oreo, and two dogs, Luna and Jax. She also enjoys caring for her chickens, which definitely keeps life interesting!

When she’s not at work, Anna loves drawing, painting, spending time with her animals, and enjoying a little creativity whenever she can. 🎨🐶🐱🐔

We’re happy to have Anna as part of the BVC team and look forward to watching her grow in veterinary medicine! ❤️

10/06/2026

🐾 Meet Kristin Grantham! 🐾
Veterinary Assistant

Kristin has been part of the BVC team for the past three years, and her entire veterinary medicine career so far has been spent right here with us.

She has a genuine love for caring for animals and especially enjoys being an advocate for patients who can’t speak for themselves. Kristin helps care for our hospitalized and boarding pets, making sure they are comfortable, safe, and well cared for while they are away from home.

She is also continuing to grow her skills in veterinary medicine and is currently learning more of the technical side of patient care. Kristin plans to begin the Veterinary Technician program through Penn Foster as she works toward expanding her role in the profession.

Kristin is deaf and has cochlear implants, something that is simply one part of what makes her who she is. Her determination, compassion, and eagerness to learn are qualities she brings to the clinic every day.

At home, Kristin has two dogs, Gizmo and Drax, and two cats, Comet and Roxie. When she isn’t caring for animals, she enjoys building LEGO sets, swimming, and spending time with her family. ❤️