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Blake Veterinary Clinic

Blake Veterinary Clinic Local, family owned veterinary clinic aiming to serve the Clarksville Community
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01/31/2025

EMPLOYEE PET APPRECIATION POST

Say hello to Goose, better known as Silly Goose. He is a Long Coated Dalmatian. Goose is very silly, hence his full name and loves his best buddy and brother Maverick the Great Dane. He is also a very handsome boy and he knows it. Goose belongs to our technician, Kim.

01/30/2025

Meet Nana!! Nana was rescued while very pregnant and gave birth a couple weeks later to 9 puppies. When the puppies were two weeks old Nana developed mastitis that became so bad she began having draining tracts in her mammy glands. Because of that her puppies had to be bottle fed and the original rescuer was no longer able to care for her or the babies. Nana was then surrender to our clinic and our Good Samaritan account helped cover her treatments and we nursed her back to health. One of our technicians, Kim, fell in love with her and took her home for Christmas break, where she remained. Nana is such a sweet girl, loves to use her paws if you aren’t giving her loves, talks to you when you aren’t giving her attention, and she loves her new mommy, fur, and human siblings. Thanks to the donations we received to our Good Samaritan fund we were able to give Nana the help she needed and we hope to continue to be able to help other animals in need. If you have questions about or want to help with our Good Samaritan account please give us a call.

01/29/2025

We appreciate all our animals, but sometimes we need to appreciate specific ones. Today, for example, we appreciate all our sassy tuxedo cats.

01/28/2025

BVC Talks: Coughing

Since respiratory disease is common this time of year in people, let’s talk about coughing in pets. Coughing is a reflex to clear the airways and lungs, and there are many causes of coughs in both dogs and cats.

- In dogs, coughing can be from infection (such as kennel cough or canine influenza), heart failure, pneumonia, tracheal collapse, and heartworm disease. Less common causes include asthma, lung tumors, lung parasites, foreign material, and others.

- In cats, coughing is more commonly from asthma, pneumonia/infection, or heart disease (though many cats with heart failure do not cough). Cats can also cough from heartworms or lungworms, other infections, lung tumors, foreign material, or reactions to scents in the home. Cat coughs often mimic vomiting hairballs. But if a cat is vomiting/coughing and no hairball is coming up, it’s worth a visit to your vet. Videoing a cough at home and bringing this to your visit can also help your vet determine if it’s a cough or vomiting.

If your pet is coughing continuously, for a prolonged period, or it is paired with rapid or struggling breathing, it is important to seek veterinary care. Your vet will do a full exam, check temperature, and listen closely to the heart and lungs. Diagnostics such as X-rays or echocardiogram can also aid in determining the cause of coughing. Treatment options depend on what the underlying cause of the coughing is. Sometimes antibiotics, cough suppressants, heart medications, or medications to help open up and clear the airways are needed to treat a coughing condition.

Thank you for tuning into BVC Talks today!

01/27/2025

EMPLOYEE PET APPRECIATION POST

Hello, my name is Fancy. My exact breed and age is unknown as I came to my mom as a rescue chicken. I like to spend my days free ranging in the backyard and occasionally spending mom’s money on crop surgeries because I eat things too big to digest. I love letting her hold me, give me cuddles and kisses, in my eyes it makes it financially worth it for her. Fancy belongs to our technician, Jenni.

01/24/2025

PET EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION POST

This is Belle, a 4 year old German Shepherd. She was surrendered to one of our technicians to get some much needed medical help. She is the sweetest girl and loves her new family very much, which includes another 4 year old German Shepherd. She’s timid, but she is starting to show her personality and she is so much fun. She loves head scritches the most and will not let anybody get by without giving her one or else she’ll headbutt ya until you do. Belle belongs to our technician, Michelle.

01/23/2025

Cherry, Apple, Pecan, Pumpkin, Caramel, etc.! WE LOVE PIE!

*Disclaimer: Your local veterinary clinic also loves pie...

01/22/2025

EMPLOYEE PET APPRECIATION POST

This is Mojave. Mojave is a Rankin’s Dragon (basically a miniature bearded dragon). He loves to rest in your chest if you are relaxing on the couch. He also loves his head scratches from time to time. Mojave belongs to our technician, Kaitlyn.

01/21/2025

It's National Yorkshire Terrier Day!
Lets see those pampered pooches!

01/20/2025

Don't forget to pay the cheese tax today on National Cheese Lovers Day!

01/19/2025

*ATTENTION*

To all our clients, please stay tuned for updates regarding our hours for tomorrow. We are watching the roads and ice with the dropping temperatures. We will post if there are any delays or closures.
Thank you and stay safe out there!

01/17/2025

Happy National Boxer Day to all those wiggle butts out there!

01/16/2025

EMPLOYEE PET APPRECIATION POST

This is Lieutenant Dan. Daniel is a young hognose that bounces between spicy days and snuggly days. He loves to climb around on his branches, snuggle us sleeves, and bask on his rock. Daniel belongs to our technician Kaitlyn.

01/15/2025

Gotta get the blood pumping for surgery!

01/14/2025

SpEd is growing up so well!

01/13/2025

Today is National French Bulldog Day!
These crazy, stubborn dogs will brighten up your day! Post your Frenchies below!

01/10/2025

Watch out, this is the biggest patient we have had to date!

01/10/2025

*ATTENTION*
For the safety of our staff and clients, we are CLOSED today because of the inclement weather.

If you think your pet is having a medical emergency, please contact Clarksville Veterinary Emergency Services or Nashville Veterinary Specialists + Animal Emergency.

CVES
(931) 551-2121

OR

NVSAE
(615) 386-0107

Please stay safe and stay warm out there!

Address

2219 Lowes Drive W
Clarksville, TN
37040

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19312637403

Website

http://blakevetclinic.com/

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