Jackson Animal Clinic

08/28/2026

ATTENTION MISSING!!

08/26/2026

Attention!!

A white and tabby kitten was found in the Garden Crest Cove/Wallace road area by a good samaritan and brought into our clinic. If anyone is missing this baby please call our clinic.

731-668-1440

08/26/2026

🎉Join us in celebrating an incredible milestone! 🎉

Please join us in congratulating Amy on 25 years with North Madison Animal Hospital! 🐾❤️

For 25 years, Amy has dedicated her time, heart, and passion to caring for pets, supporting clients, and helping build our phenomenal team. Her commitment to veterinary medicine and the people she works alongside has made a lasting impact.

We’re excited to celebrate Amy as Practice Manager for both North Madison Animal Hospital and Jackson Animal Clinic.

Congratulations, Amy! Thank you for 25 incredible years of dedication, hard work, and heart. We are so lucky to have you! 💙🐾

08/25/2026

We will be closed from 12pm-2pm today for an office staff meeting. We will resume normal services at 2pm. 🐈 🐾🐕 Thank you!

08/24/2026

Signs Your Pet May Be in Pain

Pets can’t tell us when something hurts, but they often show us in subtle ways. Knowing what to look for can help you recognize pain before it becomes severe.

In dogs, signs of pain may include:
• Limping or difficulty getting up
• Reluctance to jump, climb stairs, or play
• Whining, whimpering, or unusual vocalization
• Panting when they aren’t hot or exercising
• Changes in appetite or sleep
• Becoming withdrawn, irritable, or unusually clingy
• Licking or chewing at a specific area

Cats can be even harder to read. They are experts at hiding pain, so changes in their normal behavior can be important clues.

Watch for:
• Hiding more than usual
• Decreased grooming or an unkempt coat
• Changes in appetite or litter box habits
• Reluctance to jump or climb
• Sleeping more or acting less social
• Hissing, growling, or becoming irritable when touched
• Sitting or lying in an unusual position

If your pet is acting differently, don’t assume it’s simply part of getting older. Pain can be caused by dental disease, arthritis, injuries, illness, and many other conditions.

If you notice a change in your pet’s normal behavior, give your veterinary team a call. Your pet may be telling you something hurts, even if they can’t say it.

08/21/2026

Hey team! 💕 Please be patient with us this morning—we have 2 emergency C-sections, and our entire team is focused on saving puppies! 🐶🩷

If you call and we don’t answer, please leave us a voicemail and we’ll get back to you ASAP.

If you have an emergency, please contact our sister clinic, North Madison Animal Hospital.

Thank you so much for your patience and understanding while our team takes care of these little ones! 🐾💕

08/20/2026

08/18/2026

Keeping Your Pet Healthy Starts With Prevention

Your pet may look perfectly healthy, but regular veterinary visits are one of the best ways to keep them that way!

Routine wellness exams allow us to catch problems early, keep vaccines up to date, monitor weight and dental health, and make sure your pet is protected from common parasites and preventable diseases.

A few minutes of prevention today can mean fewer problems tomorrow.

Whether you have a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a beloved senior pet, we’re here to help them live their healthiest, happiest life!

When was your pet’s last wellness exam?

08/12/2026

Dr. Jac the clinic cat want to remind everyone that
even cats who never go outside can be exposed to contagious diseases through vet visits, other pets, open doors, clothing, shoes, or unexpected escapes. Staying up to date on recommended vaccines is one of the simplest ways to help protect your cat from serious, preventable illnesses.

Your cat may live indoors, but their protection shouldn’t stay on the sidelines.

Talk to our team about which vaccines are recommended for your cat based on their age, lifestyle, and risk factor

08/10/2026

📣 Calling All Local Business Owners‼️

Veterinary Technician Week is quickly approaching (October 18th-24th)! Jackson Animal Clinic and North Madison Animal Hospital are planning to show our incredible veterinary staff just how much they’re appreciated for the care, compassion, and dedication they provide to pets and their families every single day. 🐶❤️🐱

We’re reaching out to our local business community to see if anyone would be willing to donate gift cards, items, or products that we can use as rewards for our veterinary staff. 🎁✨

No donation is too small— even a $5 gift card, a sample product, or a small treat can make a big difference in making our team feel valued and supported. We’re happy to include your business name and a thank-you in our social media posts and during the celebration, too!

If you’re interested in donating or would like more details, please send me a message here or call on of the clinics to reach me 731-664-6200 North Madison Animal Hospital or 731-668-1440 Jackson Animal Clinic.

Thank you so much for supporting our phenomenal veterinary team! 🖤🐾