Salt and Light House Call Veterinarian, PLLC

08/26/2026

As we process the loss of this great lady and lifelong animal advocate, we thought this was the best song choice to celebrate National Dog Day!

Dolly Parton sings Crackerjack | Live on The Dolly Show 1976

08/24/2026

08/20/2026

We are excited to introduce the Phovia Light Therapy system to our practice!

This system accelerates regeneration to promote faster healing! It requires once weekly treatment until the area is healed. This can be used for a large variety of skin issues - wounds, hot spots, surgical sites, etc. This allows for faster healing and less antibiotic therapy.

Please go to their website for more information:
https://www.phoviausa.com/owners/

Also, let us know if you have a pet who you feel could benefit from this therapy, so that we can schedule an appointment today. We will post some before and after pictures once we begin use.

08/19/2026

08/18/2026

Dr. Ashlee spent the last few days at a veterinary conference learning how to better treat your pets!

Along with educational lectures, several companies in the industry set up to talk about their services and/or products. Therefore, Dr. Ashlee has some exciting new additions and treatment options that we will be revealing in the next weeks to months!

Stay tuned!

08/10/2026

08/04/2026

Thanks to everyone who voted for us as a finalist! We appreciate all the support and look forward to many more years of taking care of your pets and livestock!

07/27/2026

UPDATE: Our communication system has been restored! Please reach out through call/text at 931-797-4054!

Our communication system is currently down. Hopefully, it will be restored soon. In the meantime, please temporarily reach out through our email: [email protected]

07/24/2026

A single mosquito bite can have serious consequences for your pet.

When a mosquito bites an infected animal, it picks up heartworm larvae; if that same mosquito bites your pet, those larvae enter the bloodstream and mature into adult worms within the heart and lungs.

The health risks are significant, but heartworm disease is entirely preventable.

By staying consistent with monthly medication and annual testing, you can protect your pet from this life-threatening condition all year long.

Visit www.tvmanet.com to find resources or talk to your veterinarian about the best prevention plan for your pet.