Trail Ridge Veterinary Services

Trail Ridge Veterinary Services Trail Ridge Veterinary Services offers wellness care, hospitalization, surgery, and emergency service

Trail Ridge Veterinary Services provides personalized wellness, routine surgical and sick pet visits for dogs, cats, birds, goats, pigs, horses and other family pets! We strive to strengthen and support the human-animal bond by keeping your pet healthy and feeling great. Owner and veterinarian Dr. Jessica Harris is a Texan transplanted to south Georgia; although she bleeds maroon her husband is a

"bird-dawg". Dr. Jess graduated from Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2009 after completing her undergraduate work at Texas A&M in 2004. Since graduation, she has worked in mixed practice, small anima/exotic hospitals,l and emergency clinics in Texas, Georgia, Florida, and even Illinois! Dr Harris has a special interest in toxicology, internal medicine, and surgery. She plans to pursue further training in acupuncture and chiropractics in the near future. Dr Harris lives in Brantley county with her husband, their 3 children, 7 rescue dogs, 3 goats, 2 horses, and 26 year old parrot. When she is not working as a vet or helping to host a wedding or party at their venue - Blueberry Hill, Dr Jess loves to go running, read historical fiction, or travel. Associate veterinarian Dr. Emily Johns was born and raised in Jacksonville Florida, and recently moved to join the TRVS family! Dr. Em went to University of Florida for her undergraduate studies, then completed Veterinary school at St. George’s University in Grenada, West Indies, graduating in January 2022! Her interests include cattle herd work, cytology, and small animal neurology. Doc Em lives in Hickox, Georgia with her rescue “pothound” Penny, who was born in Grenada! When she is not working, she enjoys going to the gym, watching Netflix, baking, and eating all sorts of ethnic cuisine!

We celebrated Christmas last night with some wonderful food and fellowship at Blueberry Hill Event Center. I’m so thankf...
12/07/2024

We celebrated Christmas last night with some wonderful food and fellowship at Blueberry Hill Event Center. I’m so thankful for these people - I am surrounded by the best team of professionals who also happen to be amazing human beings (missing Tammy and Jo at the party and Trinity at UGA ❤️). We appreciate all of our wonderful customers and patients. May God bless you this holiday season ❤️
Thank you Stephanie Boyd for the awesome food and gorgeous decor!

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11/20/2024

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Yellowstone fans that are real horse people got a little confusing information on the Sunday, November 17, 2024 episode. This popular show appears to take pride in its western production on being very authentic - yet some how they had a BIG mistake with treating a horse with intramuscular Banamine.

What is the BIG deal? In this Yellowstone episode a horse was administered Banamine (Flunixin Meglumine) intramuscularly. Yet the nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatory is only administered orally (in the mouth) or intravenously (in the vein). Remember Banamine is never recommend to be administered to horses any other way.

Why not? Banamine causes muscle damage when injected intramuscularly! There are spores of bacteria known as clostridium that can rest in healthy muscle; however, the bacteria may awaken if the muscle becomes damaged from an IM injection particularly when Banamine is administered this way. This may cause clostridial myositis - which is a serious and sometimes fatal disease. Post injection signs of a problem would be swelling and a painful injection site with gas underneath the skin. The bacterial toxins may migrate into the bloodstream causing depression, colic, fever and a lose of appetite. Treatment by a licensed DVM is necessary if you make this mistake. Supportive care, antibiotics, and possibly a surgical excision of the infected injected site may be necessary.

This episode of Yellowstone was a good reminder - what is entertaining may not always be real and correct. Check with your equine veterinarian if you are unsure how to administer Banamine.

Have we told you lately how much we LOVE cats!! This handsome fellow had his kitten visit and of course photo shoot ❤️❤️
11/20/2024

Have we told you lately how much we LOVE cats!! This handsome fellow had his kitten visit and of course photo shoot ❤️❤️

10/15/2024

We received another shipment of puppy, adult dog, and cat food for donations. Please come for pick up between 11-12 or 3-5 pm today at Trail Ridge Veterinary Hospital. Thank you and God bless.

10/01/2024

We have limited cat and dog food available for families affected by the hurricane. One bag per household. Please bring container. Pick up between 10 and 12 this morning and 3 and 5 this afternoon. Please be patient when you arrive. Thank you.

09/29/2024

We now have power at the clinic!! We will be open normal hours tomorrow! We are working through texts and calls - please let us know if you need to be seen or would like to cancel a visit!

If you have a small animal emergency: these hospitals have power and are open to see emergencies! https://r24vh.comRobin...
09/27/2024

If you have a small animal emergency: these hospitals have power and are open to see emergencies!

https://r24vh.com
Robinson 24 HR Veterinary

First Coast Vet
https://www.fcvets.com

BluePearl Jax
https://bluepearlvet.com/hospital/jacksonville-fl/?utm_source=semrush&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=online_listings

We hope to be open Monday - but it is pending electricity and safe travel for staff.
Praying for all the pets and people of our community.🫶🏻

First Coast Veterinary Specialists & Emergency (FCVS) is the premier emergency & specialty veterinarian for dogs and cats in the Jacksonville Beach, FL area.

09/27/2024

Due to storm and loss of power we will be closed today. Everyone stay safe. 🫶🏻

Due to Debbie we are going to be closed tomorrow. We are planning to open Wednesday at 8 am. Praying everyone in the sto...
08/05/2024

Due to Debbie we are going to be closed tomorrow. We are planning to open Wednesday at 8 am. Praying everyone in the storm’s path stay safe ❤️

**IMPORTANT REMINDER** We will be closed Wednesday to Friday this week to finish renovations. We will be open Monday to ...
07/23/2024

**IMPORTANT REMINDER** We will be closed Wednesday to Friday this week to finish renovations. We will be open Monday to see patients again. We appreciate your patience, and we look forward to seeing everyone next week when we celebrate Dr. Sara Johnson’s first day!! 🫶🏻

We want to remind everyone to plan for the upcoming July 4th holiday! Now is the time to get medication for your pets an...
06/26/2024

We want to remind everyone to plan for the upcoming July 4th holiday! Now is the time to get medication for your pets anxiety. 🎆🎇
We will be closed July 4-5th for the holiday 🇺🇸
Thank you!

Today we honor and show thanks to the fallen heroes who fought for our freedom. We will be closed today as we spend time...
05/27/2024

Today we honor and show thanks to the fallen heroes who fought for our freedom.
We will be closed today as we spend time with our families and friends. We will reopen Tuesday morning - thank you and God bless the USA ❤️💙

Today, we honor the fallen heroes, both human and animal, who fought for our freedom. Their bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten. Have a safe and happy !

Good information on the use of CBD in pets.
05/18/2024

Good information on the use of CBD in pets.

With a rise in popularity of Cannabidiol, many pet owners are turning to CBD as a remedy for various ailments in their furry companions. Dr. Amy Savarino, chief pharmacist for the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, explains how owners can evaluate CBD products for their pets to ensure they are choosing a safe and effective option.

Read more: https://vetmed.tamu.edu/news/pet-talk/cbd-for-pets/

Did you know that a common growth of young dogs is a histiocytoma? These masses appear suddenly and then regress almost ...
05/17/2024

Did you know that a common growth of young dogs is a histiocytoma? These masses appear suddenly and then regress almost as quickly. They have characteristic round cells that this cytology below captures. A sweet young dog visited because yesterday of a concerning mass, which we performed an aspirate of to diagnose.

Here is a great link to learn more:

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4952066

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Sara Johnson to the TRVS team❤️ You will be able to schedule to see Dr. Johnson startin...
03/22/2024

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Sara Johnson to the TRVS team❤️ You will be able to schedule to see Dr. Johnson starting at the end of July.
Sara has spent a couple of summers and an externship with us, so she will be a familiar face for many. We are blessed to have her compassion and knowledge as part of our care team.

Enteroliths are so cool!! 🪨
03/12/2024

Enteroliths are so cool!! 🪨

Please keep your pets on prevention!
03/07/2024

Please keep your pets on prevention!

Heartworms live inside your pet for 6 months before a test can tell your veterinarian they're there. Keep your dog on heartworm prevention and stop the cycle! https://bit.ly/44xA5E9

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4140 Main Street W
Hoboken, GA
31542

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

(912) 614-0060

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