Glen Rose Veterinary Clinic

07/27/2026

Saturday night C-section! 1 large frenchie🩷

07/24/2026

Awwww Client brought to us! In memory of her dog Loki 🩷

07/19/2026

Sunday afternoon at Glen Rose Vet.
7 Frenchies🩷🩷

07/05/2026

Dr Mike Jones and the staff of the Glen Rose Veterinary Clinic are proud to announce the arrival of our new associate. Dr Lindsay Irvin.

Dr. Lindsay Irvin is a Cleburne native and graduated from Cleburne High School in 2018. Growing up, she and her family were very involved in 4-H and FFA which helped lead her to her eventual career path as a veterinarian. After high school, Dr. Lindsay received her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science at Texas A&M University in 2021. Most recently, she graduated in May of 2026 from Texas A&M University with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Dr. Lindsay enjoys working on creatures of all sizes, but is excited to focus on small animals at her new job with Glen Rose Veterinary Clinic! She has a special interest in internal medicine and is looking forward to applying the knowledge in practice outside of the outstanding clinical experience of the School of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M. Dr. Lindsay is super excited to be back home and to have the opportunity to work in a small community. Client communication is also very important to her, and she strives to make sure her clients feel fully supported through both the easy and hard decisions they have to make. In Dr. Lindsay’s free time, she enjoys going to Aggie football games with her husband (Merrick), being outdoors, spending time with her two dogs (Ruby and Maple), and crafting!

07/05/2026

Happy Birthday Doc!

07/04/2026

Case of rabies in Nemo. Let me put on my shocked face.
Skunks, raccoons, foxes, bats - mammals all - can have rabies. If you see them wandering around during daylight hours don’t play FAFO with them.
I don’t need anyone to tell me we have rabies in wildlife in Texas.
The attached map is cases of rabies confirmed in Texas in 2022. Hasn’t changed, we always have rabies.

Notice the red area - high concentration of rabies cases - where? Travis County. AUSTIN!! Why? Because they test every damn bat that dies under the Congress Avenue Bridge. Thousands of people go around there during the summer just to see the millions of bats fly out at dusk. Stupid games win stupid prizes.
Every submission of a specimen costs the taxpayers about $25 in real costs not counting the personnel costs of running the rabies lab. Treatment for rabies exposure? Thousands of dollars.
So we have rabies in the county. Vaccinate. Like you’re supposed to. Vaccination for pets is given at 12 weeks of age, boosted at a year, then every three years.

Last point, don’t ask us to submit a rabies suspect unless it exposed a person or animal. If it hasn’t exposed anyone or any pet, don’t waste tax dollars.

07/03/2026

We have some awesome clients!!!

Not All Veterinarians Are the Same

As a pet owner, I’ve learned that not all veterinarians are created equal. When my standard poodles need care, I don’t settle for the closest clinic—I gladly drive from Granbury to Glen Rose because I know they’ll be treated like family.

That’s exactly what you’ll find at Glen Rose Veterinary under the care of Dr. Michael R. Jones, D.V.M.

From routine checkups to emergency care, Dr. Jones and his staff consistently go above and beyond. They don’t just treat animals—they genuinely care about every patient that walks through their doors. You can see it in the way they handle nervous pets, the time they spend answering questions, and the compassion they show families during both joyful and difficult moments.

Whether it’s a playful puppy, a senior dog needing a little extra attention, or an unexpected emergency, you never feel like you’re just another appointment on the schedule. Your pet is treated as if it were one of their own.

I’ve experienced that level of care firsthand, and that’s why I continue making the drive to Glen Rose. When it comes to our furry family members, they deserve the very best, and that’s exactly what they receive here.

If you’re looking for a veterinarian who truly loves what he does and treats every pet with compassion, professionalism, and respect, I highly recommend Glen Rose Veterinary. They’ve earned my trust, and that’s something that can’t be bought.

By Willie Jensen
Contributing Editor
Hood County Express

06/19/2026

Select Pet Odor Odor candles on sale
$6.00
Only ones marked

06/19/2026

Seresto Collar CLOSEOUT
SALE until gone
$49.99

05/08/2026

Anyone have a momma cat nursing? Someone dropped off a newborn kitten on front of vet porch this morning before opening. We do have on camera!
Newborn kitten 🐱