TennSouth Veterinary Services

03/31/2026

Go Skyhawks!!

Where Future Veterinary Professionals Take Their First Steps
From undergraduate labs to handling their first patients, UT Martin provides the foundation for veterinary careers that make a difference.
Meet Dr. Andrew Jordan, UTM class of 2014, now serving the community as a large animal veterinarian and owner of TennSouth Veterinary Services. His journey started with curiosity, dedication, and the support of mentors who believed in him.
Now, we’re asking you to join us in investing in the next wave of veterinary leaders. Give in honor of Dr. Jordan or an animal he helped. All donations are matched during Captain’s challenge today and tomorrow, April 1st (no joke!).
🐐challenge.utm.edu/vetfacility 🐮
✨ Support future veterinarians today.

03/10/2026

We still have a few spots remaining!

$90 includes BSE, respiratory w/ lepto, clostridial vaccine, autogenous pinkeye vaccine, dewormer, and Multimin injection.
Sponsored by: Boehringer Ingelheim and Cambridge Technologies

02/28/2026

The cutest little patients make our day!
P.s. and the cutest vets too🥰 We love Dr. Spidel to the moon and back!

02/27/2026

Marshall County Farm Bureau Women are hosting a wonderful Farm Day for homeschool families. Be sure to save the date!

02/20/2026

Register now for BSE day! Spots are limited.
$90 includes BSE, respiratory w/ lepto, clostridial vaccine, autogenous pinkeye vaccine, dewormer, and Multimin injection.

Sponsored by: Boehringer Ingelheim and Cambridge Technologies

01/30/2026

What is better on a cold Friday than SUPER cute baby goats?!? 🥰
Dr. Meg is the GOAT with 2 goats. 🤩
Wishing everyone a warm and happy Friday!

01/26/2026

This is true in Marshall County as well, Please stay off the roads, there is a ton of black ice! Stay safe!💕. Also be safe walking outdoors to check animals!

01/26/2026

Good morning! Today we will only be seeing true emergencies due to the state of the roads. Should you have an emergency call our clinic number and one of our vets will do our best to get to you! Otherwise if you have just general questions contact us and we will walk you through whatever you have. Everyone be safe today and stay home!

01/23/2026

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🧊 ICE STORM CHECKLIST FOR CATTLE PRODUCERS...
Save this before the winter weather hits!

✅ WATER
Break ice early & often
Check access 2x/day
Backup plan ready (tank, hose, generator)

✅ FEED
Plan for 10–25% more hay in ice/wind
Feed best hay to thin cows, heifers, late-gestation cows
Add energy if hay quality is low (introduce slowly)

✅ SHELTER
Set up windbreaks (trees, barns, hay bales)
Move cattle off open ridges
Give them a dry place to lay down

✅ CALVING
Check more frequently during storms
Towels + warming supplies ready
Watch for frostbite (ears/teats)

✅ SAFETY
Sand high-traffic areas (gates, water, feed)
Avoid forcing long walks on ice
Spread hay out to reduce slipping + fighting

✅ EQUIPMENT & ACCESS
Fuel up now
Stage hay close to cattle
Clear paths to gates, water, and feed areas

✅ POWER OUTAGE PLAN
Test generator + stock fuel
Backup water pumping plan
Headlamps/lighting ready

✅ AFTER THE STORM
Watch for pneumonia 3–7 days later
Pull early if cows go off feed/water
Be ready for mud + lameness after thaw

👋 Biggest tip: Stage hay before roads and driveways freeze.

Stay safe, everyone!

01/23/2026

ATTENTION CLIENTS: Due to pending inclement weather, we will be CLOSED this Saturday for routine appointments. Dr Spidel will be available for phone consultations or TRUE EMERGENCIES. Please remember the most important preparation for your livestock animals is 24/7 access to quality forage, clean water, and shelter. For cattle shelter includes tree lines. It takes a lot of calories to maintain body temperature, so constant access to quality hay is vital. Please stay safe and feel free to contact us with questions and concerns during this winter weather.🥶🥶🫶🏼💪🏼

01/09/2026

🐮🧬Happy Friday! Here is a quick AI protocol for you to save for when ya need it. 🐮🧬