Animal Clinic of Tippah County

09/12/2025

Good luck and a safe season to all our athletes!!!

Here’s a few of Dr. Smith’s personal players! Show us who you are rooting for!

09/03/2025

Davey read his treatment plan for the day and thinks it sounds like a lot!!!

08/26/2025

It’s National Dog Day!! Or… just a regular old Tuesday around here! We want to see our sweet canine patients in the comments!!!

Here’s Dr. Smith’s dog, Bear, having lunch with Emily today… Spoiled rotten is the only way to have them!

08/13/2025

Lorie Darlin wants to tell you about the new Bravecto Quantum…

It’s an injectable shot that protects from fleas and ticks for a whole year!

No more forgetting that monthly or quarterly flea pill! It can even be given with vaccines and the yearly heartworm preventative injection too, so you can literally have ALL preventive care dosed in one visit! And it’s less expensive than a year’s worth of the oral medication!

It’s intended foe healthy dogs 6 months and older. We do not give online price quotes, but you can call the clinic at 662-837-7400 for a price based on your dog’s weight, or inquire at your next visit!

08/12/2025

Young Atticus brought his cat in for Dr. Smith to check out, but while he was there, his dinosaur fell off the table and hurt his leg! But since she’s got so many little boys herself, she knows a little about dinosaur medicine too! Good news though, this guy will be back to terrorizing superheroes and matchbox cars soon, he just needs a week of strict “cave rest”! 😂

08/07/2025

When the back view is just as cute as the front view…

08/05/2025

We should’ve taken more pictures today, but we have seen the cutest puppies!!!!

07/26/2025

Hey, this might be a good football training drill 😂😂

07/14/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/1BBS3RyPKT/?mibextid=wwXIfr

On the morning of September 11, 2001, Michael Hingson was working on the 78th floor of the North Tower. He couldn’t see the flames or the falling debris outside his window — he’d been blind since birth.
But he could feel the building shake. He could hear the chaos. And beside him, his guide dog, Roselle, had just awakened from her nap.
She wasn’t panicked. She wasn’t afraid. And that’s how Michael knew: they had a chance to survive.
With Roselle leading the way, they began descending 1,463 steps — through smoke, jet fuel, injured survivors, and rising panic.
At one point, a colleague broke down: “We’re not going to make it!”
Michael calmly replied, “If Roselle and I can do it, so can you.”
Roselle kept walking. Down and down. Firefighters passed them, heading up — many never came back down.
They reached the lobby just minutes before the tower fell.
Outside, the sky turned black with dust. Michael couldn't see — but now, neither could anyone else. Still, Roselle guided him safely through collapsing streets, stopping at the edge of a stairwell that would lead to clean air underground.
She never left his side.
That day, Michael never let go of her harness.
And she never let him fall.
Roselle passed away peacefully in 2011, her work done. But for one man — and everyone who hears their story — her legacy lives on.
Because bravery doesn’t always bark.
Sometimes, it just walks beside you… one step at a time.
Credit goes to the respective owners✍️

07/09/2025

Does anyone recognize this person (we think female in a light colored flare sided ford ranger) who dumped 7 puppies in absolutely deplorable condition Sunday night? Ripley, Mississippi