Central Veterinary Hospital

03/01/2025

Happy World Compliment Day to all of our lovely clients ❤😍

03/01/2025

We hope to see some of you today!

02/28/2025

Come stop by our CVH booth at tomorrow's Mardi Growl event at the World's Fair Park (720 11th St, Knoxville, TN 37916) from 11am-3pm! We will have some goodies to hand out while supplies last 💚😊💙

Do you want your pet to walk in the parade? Please visit young-williams.org/mardigrowl for more information!

02/27/2025

Happy National Retro Day from your pals at CVH!

02/25/2025

🐾 Tuesday February 25th! 🐾

02/24/2025

🐾 Protect Your Pet from Parasites Year-Round! 🐾

Parasites can cause serious health problems for our pets, and they’re not just a warm-weather issue! Here’s a quick guide to the risks and why year-round prevention is a must:

🦠 Common Parasites & Risks:
-Fleas: Cause itching, skin infections, hair loss, and even anemia in severe infestations. They can also carry tapeworms!
-Ticks: Transmit dangerous diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. They can also cause paralysis.
-Heartworms: Transmitted by mosquitoes, heartworms cause severe damage to the heart, lungs, and blood vessels. If left untreated, they can be fatal.
-Intestinal Worms: Roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms cause diarrhea, weight loss, and malnutrition. Some can even spread to humans!

🌍 Why Year-Round Prevention is Key:
-Weather: Mild winters and fluctuating temperatures mean parasites can remain active all year.
-Indoor Risks: Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes can make their way indoors and thrive in warm, cozy environments.
-Parasitic Life Cycles: Some parasites lie dormant during colder months and re-emerge when conditions are right.

🚫 Common Myths to Avoid:
-“I don’t need to treat my pet in winter.” False! Parasites can survive indoors or in dormant stages during cold months.
-“Indoor pets don’t need prevention.” False! Ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes can come inside with you.
-“Natural remedies are enough.” False! Veterinary-approved preventives are much more effective at protecting against a wide range of parasites.

💡 Tips for Parasite Prevention:
-Talk to your vet: Your vet can recommend the best parasite prevention based on your pet’s needs.
-Stick to a schedule: Consistency is key! Set a reminder each month to keep your pet protected.
-Don’t wait for warm weather to start protecting your pets! Year-round prevention is the best way to keep them happy and healthy. 🐕💖

02/21/2025

We are so excited to join in on the fun at the Mardi Growl 2025 event! We will have booth set up in the same place as last year, we hope to see some familiar faces 🥳

Calling all pet owners, animal welfare advocates, and people searching for a fun family-friendly time! Young-Williams Animal Center invites you to the 18th annual Mardi Growl –Knoxville’s favorite pet parade and party – on March 1, 2025.Our famous pet parade will kick off in the Old City at 11...

02/21/2025

❄️🐾 Gear Up for Safe Winter Dog Walks! 🐾❄️

Winter walks with your furry friend can be a blast, but it’s important to stay safe and cozy in the cold! Here are some tips to help you and your pup enjoy those chilly strolls:

1️⃣ Dress Your Pup for the Cold – Not all dogs are built for winter! Small breeds, seniors, and short-haired pups may need an extra layer. Opt for cozy sweaters or insulated coats made from fleece or water-resistant fabrics to keep them warm and dry. Make sure the fit is comfy, and always check in if they seem stressed.

2️⃣ Time Your Walks Right – Winter days can be short and chilly, so try walking your pup during the sunniest parts of the day. If you head out earlier or later, make sure your dog has a reflective vest or collar to stay visible in the dark.

3️⃣ Mind Those Paws – Ice, snow, and road salt can hurt your dog’s paws! Wipe their feet after walks and check for any debris between their toes. Consider booties for extra protection, but make sure they fit well. And keep those nails trimmed for better grip on slippery surfaces.

4️⃣ Know Your Pup’s Limits – Even tough pups can get too cold! Watch for signs of shivering, lifting paws, or low energy. If they seem too cold, get them inside, dry them off, and keep them warm. Don’t hesitate to contact your vet for advice.

5️⃣ Watch for Hazards – Stay alert for dangerous spots:

-Frozen ponds – Keep your dog away from icy waters!
-Black ice – Watch for slippery patches that could cause a fall.
-Antifreeze spills – Clean up immediately, as it can be toxic to dogs.

❄️Enjoy winter walks while keeping your dog safe and comfy! ❄️

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day from your CVH family! ❤️

02/09/2025

Happy Puppy Bowl XXI Day! (Or as some people call it, Super Bowl Sunday) 🏈 🐾 Who are you all rooting for?

02/07/2025

Did you all know that we have a CVH Instagram page? All of our Facebook posts are also available on Instagram 📷

02/07/2025

Our Central Veterinary Hospital (Northeast) location has two photoshoot opportunities for Valentine's Day! Please see the flyer for more information on pricing and scheduling!

Looking to get some paw-fect pictures of your fur-babies for Valentine's Day? Come to the Northeast location today and next Friday from 12-4 to capture memories that last a life-time! Text Patsy at 865-924-5584 to get on the schedule 💗💟

01/24/2025

Brrr! It’s chilly out there, and some of us are just looking forward to snuggling up with our furry friends by a warm fire. How do you and your furry pals like to celebrate the winter season? 🐾

01/22/2025

Exciting new changes are coming!

2025 is the year of new beginnings for CVH, and we couldn’t be more excited to share this journey with you. While transitions can sometimes feel challenging, we’re here to keep you informed every step of the way.

Stay tuned over the next few weeks for important updates, and don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions—we’re just a call away! Thank you for being a part of our CVH family 🧡💚

01/11/2025

❄️IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR TOMORROW❄️

Please make sure to keep your notifications on, depending on the weather and road conditions, this may be subject to change!

01/10/2025

Please stay tuned for more updates

01/06/2025

ATTN: Our system is experiencing significant delays and appointments are being heavily affected. You may still call our offices but we will have to call you back for further assistance. We are hoping that this situation will resolve very soon.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year everyone! We hope that this year brings you all that you hope for, we are closed today but will be open back up normal hours tomorrow, January 2nd!