Deming Veterinary Service

10/17/2025

Thanks to all our wonderful clients who helped with the bake sale for Frances Hensley Animal Shelter! You all showed up and showed out! We appreciate your skills and kindness so very much! The whole Deming staff is so very appreciative!

10/14/2025

CALLING ALL BAKERS.....OR BUYERS 😉

Help us here at Deming Veterinary help Frances Hensley Animal Shelter!

They are fundraising to keep saving lives and to keep their doors open and we are going to help with baked goods for their auction at their 7th Annual Dice run on Oct 18th!

Bake (or buy) whatever you want and drop it off at the clinic on Friday Oct 17th by 12pm and we will do the rest!

Thank you in advance for your support!

10/13/2025

Happy Vet Tech Week to our crew!

09/07/2025

07/02/2025

We wish you all a fun and safe July 4th!

06/05/2025

💅FREE NAILTRIMS💅

SCHEDULE A BATH WITH US THE WEEK OF JUNE 9TH-13TH AND RECEIVE A FREE NAILTRIM!

*DOGS ONLY
*MUST CALL THE CLINIC @ 731-300-3344 TO SCHEDULE
*ONLY VALID FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 9TH-13TH

🫧GIVE US A CALL AND LET US PAMPER YOUR POOCH BEFORE SUMMER IS OFFICIALLY HERE!🫧

05/21/2025

05/14/2025

Be aware!!-

NASHVILLE – Tennessee State Veterinarian Dr. Samantha Beaty is urging animal owners to be aware of New World Screwworm (NWS), an invasive pest that poses a serious threat to livestock and other warm-blooded animals, including pets.

NWS is a parasitic fly whose larvae feed on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals, causing painful infected wounds. Adult flies are slightly larger than houseflies, with metallic blue/green bodies, orange eyes, and three dark stripes on their backs.

Although the pest was eradicated from the United States decades ago, recent detections in Mexico highlight the potential for reintroduction and spread, particularly in southern states. USDA recently announced the suspension of live cattle, horse, and bison imports along the southern U.S. border in response to NWS. However, Tennessee’s position along key travel, wildlife migration, and trade corridors heightens the need for increased awareness.

“An international border means nothing to NWS or wildlife that may be carrying the larvae,” Dr. Beaty said. “Livestock and pet owners should carefully inspect their animals and report any unusual or persistent wounds. NWS can cause devastating health impacts to affected animals, and early detection is critical to containment and treatment efforts. As with many animal health concerns, awareness and prevention go a long way in reducing the risk of spread to Tennessee.”
RELEASE IN COMMENTS

02/20/2025

We are planning to open at 9am Thursday February 20.

Please continue to check here for all updates.

Thank you.

02/19/2025

Any scheduled appointments for today will be rescheduled asap.

02/18/2025

We will be watching the threat of inclement weather closely and will be updating here on our hours of operation for tomorrow Wednesday February 19, 2025.

We are most definitely here until 6pm today for any needed med or prescription food refills.