Jonesborough Animal Hospital

03/06/2025

03/03/2025

March is Poison Prevention Month, and it's a great time to make sure your pets are safe from common household hazards. From prescription and over-the-counter drugs, to plants and even chocolate, many of the items we consider harmless can be poisonous or even deadly to our pets.

Help protect your furry, feathered, or scaly friends by checking out this handy article https://buff.ly/3Cm7uoL. It lists 10 common household items that are toxic to pets so you
know what to keep out of reach!

Did you know that many of the items we use in our homes can be toxic to pets? Let's take a look at the ASPCA's most recent list.

02/27/2025

We will be closed today from 12 until 2 for a team meeting.

02/26/2025

Whether you call it a routine, schedule, plan, or just your best attempt at some consistency in your life, it is always helpful when you have pets.

Whether you call it a routine, schedule, plan, or just your best attempt at some consistency in your life, it is always helpful when you have pets.

02/20/2025

Due to the weather, we will be closing today at 4:30pm. We will be open tomorrow at 8am. For any emergencies, please contact Airport Emergency Clinic 423-279-0574. Stay safe out there!

02/13/2025

Valentine’s Day is all about sharing the love, but when it comes to your pets, some treats are better left off their menu. Chocolate? Big no. Strawberries? A maybe. Before you share those treats, check out this guide to keep your pets safe.

Know what foods, fruits, or vegetables, your pet can or can't eat. Find out if dogs or cats can eat grapes, apples, bananas, citrus fruits, avocados, strawberries, carrots, chocolate, cheese, and more.

02/10/2025

Not all pet toys are equal. Some common pet toys can actually damage teeth over time, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer.
Watch out for these 5 common toys that can damage your dog's teeth....tennis balls, bones, ice cubes, rope toys, sticks.

02/01/2025

Struggling for ideas for how to keep dogs active in winter? Follow this link for five tips for keeping your dog active and chasing away the winter blues.

Struggling for ideas for how to keep dogs active in winter? Learn five tips for keeping your dog active and chasing away the winter blues.

01/23/2025

Can dogs eat mustard? No, you should never give your dog mustard, even if it is just a small amount on some table scraps, as it’s toxic for dogs. Click here to read more -->

Mustard is a popular sauce that's often added to burgers and hot dogs, but can our dogs eat mustard or have a lick of our plates? Find out more.