Judson Road Animal Clinic

04/24/2025

We aren’t letting the rain stop us from the Diana FFA Vaccine clinic! Come by and see us and get your pets vaccinated and the proceeds go to help our local FFA kids!!

04/24/2025

Join us today!!!
4:30-7 pm

04/23/2025

Join us tomorrow!!!

Please know that anyone can attend!

All of East Texas is invited!!

04/22/2025

Please join us at the New Diana FFA Vaccine Clinic!
This Thursday April 24th, 4:30-7:00 pm.
This is opened to everyone in the community!!!

04/22/2025

Happy Earth Day! 💚💙🤍

04/20/2025

Happy Easter to everyone!! -JRAC

04/13/2025

National Dog Bite Prevention Week 🚫🐾
Did you know it's National Dog Bite Prevention Week? As dog owners and dog lovers, raising awareness about responsible pet ownership and safety around our furry friends is crucial. Whether you're a seasoned dog owner or considering bringing a pup into your life, here are a few tips to keep in mind:
1️⃣ Educate Yourself: Learn about dog behavior and body language. Understanding what your dog is trying to communicate can prevent misunderstandings.
2️⃣ Socialize Early: Proper socialization helps dogs feel comfortable in various situations, reducing their stress and potential for aggressive behavior.
3️⃣ Respect Boundaries: Always ask permission before approaching a dog, especially if they're unfamiliar. Respect their space and avoid sudden movements.
4️⃣ Supervise Interactions: Monitor interactions between children and dogs. Teach kids how to interact with dogs and never leave them unsupervised safely.
5️⃣ Seek Professional Help: If your dog shows signs of aggression or fear, seek guidance from a certified trainer or behaviorist.
Let's work together to create a safe environment for humans and our beloved canine companions. Share your tips and stories below on how you promote dog bite prevention! 🐶💬

Any dog can bite—big or small, male or female, young or old. It’s not a dog's breed that determines whether it will bite, but rather the dog's individual history and behavior.

04/11/2025

April 11th is National Pet Day!!

04/10/2025

Its National Farm Animal Day!!
🐷🐮🐥🐐

04/09/2025

Our annual Rabies Clinic is going to be Thursday, April 24th! In partnership with Judson Road Animal Clinic, our clinic will be open from 4:30 to 7 pm at the Ag Barn behind the Elementary!

CASH OR CHECK ONLY!

DOGS
Rabies-------------------------------------$10
DA2PP w/Lepto---------------------------$20
Bordetella---------------------------------$10
Dewormer 0-25 lbs (liquid)---------------$10
Dewormer 26-50 lbs (powder)-----------$20
Dewormer 51-75 lbs (powder)-----------$30
Dewormer 76 lbs > (powder)------------$40
Nexgard Flea/Tick 1 month chew--------$20
Bravecto Flea/Tick 3 month chew--------$50

CATS
Rabies--------------------------------$10
FVRCP--------------------------------$15
Dewormer (liquid)-------------------$10
Revolution Flea/Tick/Parasites------$20
Bravecto Flea/Tick 3 months--------$50

04/09/2025

See how many tennis balls your dog will catch all while protected by BRAVECTO® (fluralaner) Chews! Ask us about extended flea and tick protection at your next visit.

04/02/2025

Spring marks the start of peak flea and tick season. Make sure your dog is protected. Ask about flea and tick protection at your next visit.

Protect your dog today.

04/02/2025

We had some fun on April Fool’s Day today and we all need more Dr. Lockharts around this place😂

03/30/2025

National Take A Walk In The Park Day on March 30th each year encourages us to stretch our legs!

03/27/2025

03/26/2025

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Foaling season is in full swing and here are some useful tips to keep in mind as you work to raise your four-legged youngsters.

A healthy foal will grow rapidly, gaining in height, weight and strength almost before your very eyes. From birth to age 2, a young horse can achieve 90% or more of its full adult size, sometimes putting on as many as 3 pounds per day. The nutritional start a foal gets can have a profound effect on its health and soundness for the rest of its life. Research suggests that a balanced dietary approach, which supports no more than a moderate growth rate, is less likely to cause developmental problems like contracted tendons, epiphysitis, angular limb deformities and osteochondrosis.

Work with your equine practitioner to develop a total health care plan based on your foal's, weanling's and yearling's specific needs. The reward for providing excellent nutrition, conscientious care and a safe environment will be a healthy foal that grows into a sound and useful horse!

To read more about foal care and nutrition, visit our website at: https://aaep.org/resource/client-education-presentation-foal-growth/