Giles County Animal Hospital

08/27/2026

Do you think your dog has an ear infection? Worried you will
have to give medication at home? Ask us about Mometamax
Single™ (gentamicin, posaconazole, and mometasone
furoate otic suspension) at your next visit.

08/27/2026

Here's to the best days of summer! But fleas and ticks aren't on vacation. Keep your dog protected with BRAVECTO® QUANTUM - administered right in our clinic - the world's longest lasting protection! Book a visit and learn more.

08/24/2026

Back-to-school season means new schedules, quieter homes, and routines that look a little different. Whether it is a family dog watching the kids get on the bus or a cat whose college student owner just moved out, pets notice these changes.

A little planning goes a long way. Keeping routines consistent, offering enrichment, and easing pets into time alone can help them adjust as the household shifts.

07/23/2026

Dogs and cats are never too old for a HomeAgain® microchip.

Pets of all ages can become lost… and all deserve the promise of coming HomeAgain®.

Ask us about microchipping next time you come in.

07/15/2026

Update : Home Found - Adopted

This sweet baby is looking for a good home. Please contact Amanda at the Giles County Animal Hospital for more details. 931-363-7971

07/15/2026

Most pet owners have thought about what they would grab in an emergency, but not everyone has included their pets in the plan.

July 15 is Pet Fire Safety Day, which is as perfect a time as any to take a few small steps now that could make a big difference later. Place a pet alert sticker on your window so responders know animals are inside. Keep a go-bag with food, water, and medical records near the door. And make sure your pet is part of every practice drill. Protecting your pet is part of protecting your home.

07/15/2026

July is World Zoonoses Awareness, that highlights the connection between animal health and human health. Some illnesses can pass between pets and people, and most of them are preventable with simple, everyday habits.

Handwashing, regular vet visits, staying current on parasite prevention, and keeping living spaces clean all go a long way. Protecting your pet’s health helps protect your family’s health too. Your veterinary team is here to help you stay informed.

07/14/2026

Your dog’s itchy ears could be an ear infection like otitis
externa — and it’s common for the condition to recur more
than once. That’s why the right treatment matters from the
start. Book an appointment today.

Get ahead of the next infection.