Knoxville Animal Clinic

12/28/2024

While long-haired dogs like huskies can handle cold weather better, remember that all dogs are vulnerable to freezing temperatures. Avoid leaving any dog outside for extended periods in the cold. 🐾❄️

12/27/2024

Time to schedule your pet wellness exam at Knoxville Animal Clinic before the end of the year! These check-ups help your vet monitor important health indicators, provide vaccinations, and advise on nutrition, dental care, and more. We're honored to be part of your pet's overall wellness. Contact us to book an appointment! knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/23/2024

Knoxville Animal Clinic will be closed December 24th, December 25th, and January 1st, 2025 in observance of the holidays. We will be closing early Friday, December 27th at 12:30 PM for our annual staff holiday party and we will also be closing early Tuesday December 31st at 4:00 PM for New Year's Eve. In the event of an emergency with your pet over the holidays, please contact Animal Emergency and Specialty Center 865-693-4440. We wish everyone a safe and Happy Holiday Season!

12/23/2024

Our veterinary professionals at Knoxville Animal Clinic give pet owners tips to watch over their pets health at home. Noticing a lump or bump on your dog? While many skin masses are non-cancerous, it's essential to monitor them closely. Look for size or color changes and always contact us for further evaluation if something doesn't seem right. knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/22/2024

When you have people over for the holidays, it's important to think about how your pet will react to company. If your pet gets anxious around crowds, here are some tips to keep them calm during the holidays.

Does your pet have anxiety? Check out these tips for keeping them calm during holiday parties.

12/21/2024

Resist the temptation to share your favorite foods with your pets! Many human foods can be harmful to our furry friends. Keep them safe by sticking to their regular diet and treats. 🐾

12/20/2024

It's not too difficult to keep your pet happy and healthy for years to come! Feed them a balanced diet, provide plenty of exercise, and don't forget to schedule regular visits to our veterinarian. Your pet is part of your family. They deserve to have the best care and attention possible! knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/19/2024

As the winter chill sets in, it's essential to keep your pets healthy and happy. Follow these helpful tips to ensure your furry friends thrive during the colder months. Need more advice on pet care? Give us a call, we're here to help all year round! 🐾❄️

12/18/2024

Many people across the country will be traveling with their beloved pets during the holidays. Traveling with your pet during the holidays requires planning to ensure their comfort and safety. Make sure to pack essentials like food, water, medications, and familiar items to help reduce stress on the journey. Whether you're traveling by car or plane, the tips below help you get ahead of the game.

Learn how to travel safely with pets.

12/16/2024

Don't let the year get away from you without getting your pet vaccinated. At Knoxville Animal Clinic, we offer a full range of vaccinations tailored to your pet's specific needs. Book an appointment for your pet’s vaccinations and ensure they stay healthy and protected all year round! We'll ensure they stay healthy heading into 2025. knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/13/2024

Make it a point to exercise with your pet, even during the winter months. Our veterinary clinic in Knoxville tells our pet parents that any form of exercise is good! Whether it’s a brisk walk, a fun game of fetch, or some playful time in the park, regular activity helps maintain a healthy weight, prevents behavioral issues, and strengthens the bond between you and your furry friend. Keep your pet active and thriving! Schedule a wellness check or consultation with our veterinary experts today. knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/11/2024

Having a pet that behaves well is the key to a happy home! Stay consistent with walking or feeding routines and reward good behavior with praise or treats. If you're noticing persistent behavior issues, don’t hesitate to visit our vet. We can identify underlying issues or health conditions that could be the source of the problem at home. knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/09/2024

Many pet owners are well-informed about common diseases in pets, such as dental problems, skin problems, and parasites. Some other conditions that we don't discuss much, like obesity, arthritis, and leptospirosis, are important to know about as well, especially for anyone who owns a dog. While they are common, they aren't talked about much. Click the link below to learn more and protect your pet.

Bringing a new dog home? Discover the 14 most common dog health problems every pet parent should be aware of, whether you're a pro pet parent or novice.

12/06/2024

Our veterinary team from Knoxville Animal Clinic emphasizes being careful with treats for your pets during the holiday season. The holiday season often means more treats around the house, but not all are safe for your pets. Avoid giving your dog foods like chocolate, grapes, or anything sweetened with xylitol. Instead, opt for pet-friendly treats, like pumpkin biscuits or small pieces of plain cooked turkey. Contact us if you have any questions about pet nutrition. knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

12/04/2024

Ticks are a common problem for pets. Owners often debate whether tick collars or medicines are the best option for their pet. Tick collars can provide long-term protection by repelling ticks, while tick medicine is often used for immediate and comprehensive treatment. Learn more about common tick treatments and which option might be best for your furry friend by checking out The Spruce's expert guide.

Flea and tick preventatives for dogs that are labeled "all-natural" may actually do more harm than good.

12/02/2024

As the scorching summer sun gives way to the cooler days of fall, it is essential to ensure your pets remain comfortable and happy during this transition. Keeping your pet hydrated, providing shade during warm afternoons, and gradually adjusting their exercise routine can help them adapt smoothly to the changing temperatures. knoxvilleanimalclinic.com

11/29/2024

It’s easy for our furry friends to indulge in all the Thanksgiving treats, but too much of the good stuff can lead to weight gain, digestive issues, and other health concerns. Our veterinary team is here to help. We offer personalized dietary consultations to ensure your pet is back on track with a healthy, balanced diet. Schedule a consultation with our vets today to get your pet back on a healthy path! knoxvilleanimalclinic.com