North Clarksville Animal Clinic

02/19/2025

We will be open tomorrow, February 20th, ready to care for your pets! If you’re heading in, please drive safely as road conditions may be challenging. If you have an appointment scheduled and feel as though you would like to reschedule for your safety, please call us at 931-645-9890.

If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to give us a call. Stay safe and give your furry friends an extra cuddle. 🐾

02/19/2025

Due to the weather we will be closed today, Wednesday, February 19th. Our main priority is to keep our staff and clients safe. We hope everyone stays warm! ❄️⚠️

If you have a small animal emergency please call:- Clarksville Veterinary Emergency and Speciality at 931-551-2121

02/18/2025

We are keeping a close eye on the predicted winter weather coming. As of now, our clinic will open at 9:00 AM on Wednesday, February 19th. We will contact our scheduled appointments and surgeries and post to socials as soon as we have a decision made for closing.

Please make sure you have enough medication and prescription food for your pets!

Be safe, stay warm, and bring pets indoors. ☃️

02/14/2025

Keep Your Beloved Pets Safe this Valentine’s Day: Beware of Hidden Dangers.

On Valentine’s Day, it’s important to remember that the festivities can pose serious risks to our beloved furry family. While we celebrate with chocolates, flowers, and other treats, many of these items can be toxic to our furry friends. Here are some key points to keep in mind:

🌸 Flowers: Many popular Valentine’s Day flowers, such as lilies, tulips, and daisies, are toxic to pets if ingested. Even non-toxic varieties can cause gastrointestinal upset and potentially death. Keep bouquets out of reach, and consider pet-friendly alternatives like roses or orchids.

🍫 Chocolates: While a box of chocolates might be a romantic gesture for humans, it can spell disaster for pets. Chocolate contains theobromine and caffeine, which are toxic to dogs and cats. Even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, and seizures.

🥂 Alcohol: Cocktails and champagne might be on the menu for Valentine’s Day, but alcohol can be extremely dangerous for pets. It can cause vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, tremors, coma, and even death. Make sure to keep drinks out of reach and clean up spills promptly.

🎈Balloons and Ribbons: While balloons and ribbons may add a festive touch to your Valentine’s Day decorations, they pose a serious choking hazard to pets if ingested. Swallowing these items can lead to intestinal blockages, which may require emergency surgery to remove.

🕯️Candles: Lit candles can create a romantic atmosphere, but they also pose a fire hazard, especially if knocked over by curious pets. Keep candles in sturdy holders on high surfaces where pets can’t reach them, or consider using flameless LED candles instead.

Keep pets safe on Valentine’s Day with pet-friendly celebrations, ensuring a happy and healthy time for your furry family.

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day from our clinic to you and your furry loved ones! ❤️🐾

Today, we’re spreading extra love and care to all our four-legged patients. Thank you for trusting us with the health and happiness of your pets. 🐶🐱

Wishing you a day full of cuddles, wagging tails, and purrs! 💗

02/12/2025

Hello ACNC Family 🐾

February is National Pet Dental Awareness Month 💕

Keep those furry smiles shining bright with a smile make over! Regular dental care is crucial for your pets overall health. Remember to brush their teeth, provide dental chews, and schedule vet check ups to avoid infections and tartar build up.

Free dental health checks and advice by our assisting team. (excluding dental cleaning and deposit. If your pet has any other health concerns and needs to see a doctor there is an exam fee)

Spaces are limited and fill up quick, call now to book your consultation!

931-645-9890

02/01/2025

Hello ACNC Family 🐾

February is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month 💗

Spaying prevents uterine infections and decreases the incidence of breast tumors. Neutering prevents testicular cancer and some prostate problems.

Free consultations with our assisting team (excluding surgery and deposit. If your pet has any other health concerns and needs to see a doctor there is an exam fee)

Spaces are limited and fill up quick, call now to book your consultation.

931-645-9890

01/10/2025

❄️ Winter Pet Care Tips ❄️

As the snow and ice continues, it’s important to take extra care of your furry friends during chilly weather! Here are some tips to keep them happy and healthy:

1️⃣ Limit Outdoor Time: Frostbite and hypothermia are real risks for pets. Keep walks short and always monitor your pet for signs of discomfort.

2️⃣ Bundle Up: Short-haired pets or small breeds may need a cozy coat or sweater when heading outdoors.

3️⃣ Paw Protection: Snow, ice, and salt can irritate paws. Rinse and dry their feet after outings, and consider pet-safe paw balm or booties.

4️⃣ Safe, Warm Shelters: Keep pets indoors as much as possible. If they must be outside, provide an insulated shelter and ensure access to fresh, unfrozen water.

5️⃣ Beware of Toxic Hazards: Antifreeze spills and ice-melting products can be dangerous if ingested. Clean up spills immediately and use pet-safe options.

6️⃣ Monitor Their Health: Cold weather can worsen arthritis or respiratory issues. Keep an eye on older pets or those with health conditions.

🐾 If you have concerns about your pet’s health this winter, don’t hesitate to call us at 931-645-9890. We’re here to help keep your pets safe, warm, and happy all season long! 🐾

01/10/2025

Due to the weather forecast we will be closed Friday January 10th. Our main priority is to keep our staff and clients safe. We hope everyone stays warm! ❄️⚠️

If you have a small animal emergency please call:
- Clarksville Veterinary Emergency and Speciality at 931-551-2121

01/09/2025

We are keeping a close eye on the predicted winter weather coming. We will contact our scheduled appointments and surgeries and post to socials as soon as we have a decision made for closing.

Please make sure you have enough medication and prescription food for your pets!

Be safe, stay warm, and bring pets indoors. ☃️

01/04/2025

🎄✨ Holiday Scented Pet Odor Exterminator Candles Are Here! ✨🎄

Hey, Clarksville pet lovers! Our Pet Odor Exterminator Candles with matching room sprays are back in stock with new holiday scents—and they’re only $22 for the matching set! These candles are the perfect way to keep your home smelling fresh while celebrating the season.

Enjoy a clean, fresh home without worrying about your furry friends.

These limited-edition holiday scents won’t last long, so grab yours today before they’re gone! 🎄

12/18/2024

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THIS DEAL WILL LAST UNTIL THE NEW YEAR!

Happy Holidays 🎄❤️

12/03/2024

In an emergency, time is of the essence. Each emergency situation is unpredictable and unique. Within reason, try to do the following:

1. Remain calm: Emergencies can be scary and overwhelming, but remaining calm will help you react more efficiently and rationally.

2. Asses the situation: Take a moment to analyze the condition of your pet and the symptoms you notice. Handle your pet carefully; animals that are in pain may react with aggression.

3. Call ahead: If able, call the emergency hospital listened below to let them you are on your way.

4. Follow instructions: The emergency team may provide instructions to help, follow these instructions carefully.

5. Travel safety: Stay alert and calm while driving. Your pet’s health depends on your ability to get them safely to the emergency hospital.

How to tell if my pet needs emergency care?

• Severe bleeding
• Obvious signs of extreme pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Fractured bones or severe lameness
• Seziures or staggering
• Inability to urinate or pass f***s
• Ingestion of something poisonous
• Heatstroke
• Unconscious

12/02/2024

Hi ACNC family 🐾

A friendly reminder of our upcoming Holiday Hours.

Please be sure you have enough of your pet’s prescription food and medications to last throughout the holidays.

If your pet requires emergency services please contact Clarksville Veterinary Emergency and Specialty at 931-551-2121

We hope you have a safe, healthy and happy holiday! 🎄❤️

07/06/2024

Hello ACNC Family 🐾

Due to short staffing we are unable to accept anymore walk-ins for today.

Our normal walk-in hours will resume on Monday.

We are sorry for the inconvenience!

07/02/2024

06/20/2024

Hello ACNC Family 🐾

Due to short staffing we are unable to accept anymore walk-ins for today.

Our normal walk-in hours will resume on Friday.

We are sorry for the inconvenience!

05/30/2024

‼️ SUMMER CANDLES IN STOCK ‼️

Pet friendly with natural enzymes to eliminate odors

This months scents:
🧊 Shaved Ice
🏝️ Tropical Fiesta
🍾 Bubbly Mimosas 
🍊 Tangerine 
🍋 Lemon Shakeup
🍏 Sour Apple

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