TennSouth Veterinary Services

06/17/2025

We are proud to announce the launch of our new online pharmacy!! It is designed specifically to support the needs of our large animal clients! Now you can conveniently order medications, supplements, and supplies for your livestock and equine patients straight from our website, with the confidence that everything comes directly from a trusted veterinary source. Whether you are managing a large herd or caring for a single animal, our online pharmacy offers fast, reliable service and access to the products your animals need to stay healthy. Visit us online today using the QR Code below and experience the ease of veterinary care from barn to browser!

https://tennsouthvets.covetruspharmacy.com/

06/13/2025

From farm to stage! Your local large animal veterinarian, Dr. Andrew Jordan, will be starting as Mr. Banks in the upcoming Mary Poppins play at Marshall County Community Theater! Tickets are on sale starting today and can be purchased at dixietheatre.org. Come have a good time and enjoy all the hard work that the cast has put into making this play!

04/25/2025

Our UT veterinary student, Heather, that some of you may have interacted with these past couple weeks spent some time last night teaching the 4-H livestock group in Marshall County. We are proud to support our local 4-H 🍀
UTCVM-University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine

04/18/2025

We still have some openings for our bull Breeding Soundness Exam day. Don’t miss this opportunity to make sure your bull is ready for the breeding season! Vaccines, dewormer, and Multimin included. Call us today to get on the schedule.

04/08/2025

A great article for all cattle producers to consider. It’s all about the bottom line so don’t miss out on more profitability per head! Call us today if we can help you get a herd health protocol written up or can get you on the schedule for us to help you vaccinate, deworm and castrate these calves. Whatever your large animal needs are call TennSouth today!

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04/04/2025

We are excited to announce our spring Bull Breeding Soundness Exam day on Saturday May 3rd! Call our clinic today in order to get on the schedule. $85 includes the BSE, respiratory with lepto vaccine, clostridial vaccine, injectable dewormer, autogenous pinkeye vaccine and a Multimin injection. Everything your bull needs to get ready for the breeding season! Don’t miss out on this herd insurance policy.

02/26/2025

🐄 MEET THE STAFF 🐄
Featuring Dr. Megan Heffron

Dr. Megan is the daughter of Sean and Sandy Heffron. She was raised on a small farm in Sparta, TN. During childhood she was heavily involved in the local 4-H through livestock and competitive shooting. She began working in a veterinary clinic when she was 15 in Sparta. She graduated from White County High School before attending Tennessee Technological University and obtaining a bachelor’s degree in agriculture in 2019. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Tennessee in May of 2023. She enjoys trail riding, traveling, shooting, and spending time outside!

02/25/2025

Rabies and Microchip clinic on 3/1/2025 from 9 am - 1 pm! This is great and affordable option to get your pets taken care of.

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Our Rabies and Microchip clinic is coming up this Saturday 3/1/2025 from 9 am to 1 pm. Residents from all counties are welcome. We are excited to offer these needed services thanks to Friends of MCAS and Petco. Please take advantage. Cats are included and must be in a carrier. We will accept cash or credit card. You can register in advance using the link below. We will see you on Saturday.

Link to pre-register:
https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=zc1999&method=online_form_html&formid=43

02/19/2025

🐄 MEET THE STAFF🐄
Featuring Dr. Sarah Spidel

Dr. Sarah Spidel grew up in rural north central Ohio, the third of four children of John and Phoebe Spidel from West Salem, Ohio. She was highly involved in local 4H and various competitive sports teams growing up. Dr Sarah attended the University of North Alabama where she obtained a bachelors degree in biology and played intercollegiate soccer. She received her doctor of veterinary medicine from the University of Missouri and has lived in middle Tennessee since graduation in 2011. There she has practiced mixed animal veterinary medicine with an emphasis on large animals. Her passions and hobbies include hiking, sewing, collecting rocks, kayaking, horseback riding, photography and woodworking. She is so excited to offer high quality livestock and equine veterinary services to the Marshall County and surrounding areas.

02/14/2025

🩷 Happy Valentine’s Day 🩷
We think our clients are udderly fantastic and love you all to the MOOOOO-n and back! 🐮

This little calf wants to be your Valentine😘

02/11/2025

🐄 MEET THE STAFF 🐄
Featuring Dr. Andrew Jordan

Dr. Jordan is the son of Ken and Melanie Jordan and grew up on a 250 acre farm in Lewisburg, TN. He grew up raising commercial angus cattle, riding horses, and raising/showing Brown Swiss dairy cows. Farming has been an important part of his life and so he decided that he wanted to provide a service that could help farmers. Dr. Victor Wakefield first sparked the interest of being a Veterinarian when he was his Boy Scout troop leader. He then worked for Dr. Greg Harris while in High School at Marshall County High school before moving on to University of Tennessee at Martin to pursue a degree in Animal Science. He graduated there in December of 2014 and then started vet school at University of Tennessee. He graduated from the University of Tennessee in May of 2019 and started working for Dr. Frankie Locklar at Maury County Veterinary Hospital in June of 2019. Dr. Jordan is excited to continue serving the farmers of middle TN!

02/07/2025

🐮 DID YOU KNOW… 🐮
No two cattle have the same nose print! Nose prints are a permanent and unique way to identity cattle, similar to the human fingerprint. Each ridge, bump and pattern on the nose of the cow are unique to that specific animal. The nose prints remain the same throughout the cows life and can be used to identify cattle on official test.
Check out the cute noses of our cows here at TennSouth! 🐮