Lebanon Animal Hospital

Lebanon Animal Hospital Full service companion animal hospital Lebanon Animal Hospital in Lebanon, TN is a full service companion animal hospital. We treat your pet as we would our own.
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It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your pet. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy pets; early detection and treatment of disease as your pet ages; and complete medical and surgical care as necessary during his or her lifetime. We understand the special role your pet plays in your family and are

dedicated to becoming your partner in your pet's health care. Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual pet owner.

🐾 Did you know that heartworms can grow up to 12 inches or longer inside a dog's heart and lungs?😒 Several hundred worms...
11/07/2024

🐾 Did you know that heartworms can grow up to 12 inches or longer inside a dog's heart and lungs?

😒 Several hundred worms can inhabit a single dog, causing inflammation and scarring in the vessels supplying lung tissue. Over time, this can lead to heart failure. Initially, most dogs don't exhibit any symptoms, but as their condition worsens, they may experience coughing, panting, exercise intolerance, weight loss, and fluid accumulation in the abdomen or chest. In severe cases, heartworm blockage can result in sudden death.

Providing year-round heartworm prevention is an important part of your pet’s health care plan. If you would like to discuss the various preventives, contact our team by calling (615) 444-4422, so we can determine what protocol would best fit you and your pet’s lifestyle.

🧠πŸ₯ Did you know that a lack of physical and mental stimulation can lead to medical problems for your pet? Cats who don't...
11/05/2024

🧠πŸ₯ Did you know that a lack of physical and mental stimulation can lead to medical problems for your pet? Cats who don't get enough environmental enrichment may develop feline idiopathic cystitis, a painful bladder inflammation that causes inappropriate urination.

πŸΎπŸ™€ Bored pets may also suffer from excessive licking, hair loss, sores, and skin infections. Keep your furry friend healthy and happy by providing them with plenty of outlets for physical and mental stimulation. Call (615) 444-4422 to talk to your veterinarian for more information.

Lebanon Animal Hospital invites everyone to our hospital on Friday, November 22nd for FREE Christmas photos! This event ...
11/02/2024

Lebanon Animal Hospital invites everyone to our hospital on Friday, November 22nd for FREE Christmas photos! This event will be going on from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm and all photos will be emailed 1 to 2 weeks after the event! All pets are welcomed!!🐱🐢❀

To sign up for this event, please give us a call at 615-444-4422.
LIMITED TIME SLOTS AVAILABLE. This photoshoot is for pets only😁

Some dogs bark excessively because they're anxious or fearful. In these cases, it's important to address the underlying ...
10/31/2024

Some dogs bark excessively because they're anxious or fearful. In these cases, it's important to address the underlying issue to help prevent the barking. Consider working with a professional dog trainer or behaviorist to help identify the source of your dog's anxiety or fear. They can help you develop a training plan that will address the problem and reduce your dog's barking.

🐢 Did you know that heartworms thrive in the heart and lungs of infected dogs?πŸ˜” When a mosquito bites an infected dog, t...
10/29/2024

🐢 Did you know that heartworms thrive in the heart and lungs of infected dogs?

πŸ˜” When a mosquito bites an infected dog, they ingest heartworm larvae, which mature inside the mosquito and are then deposited in the next pet the insect bites. The larvae then travel through the bite wound and mature in the pet's heart and lungs. Dogs are natural hosts for heartworms, and the larvae can grow into adulthood and cause serious health issues.

Providing year-round heartworm prevention is an important part of your pet’s health care plan.

If you would like to discuss the various preventives, contact our team by calling (615) 444-4422, so we can determine what protocol would best fit you and your pet’s lifestyle.

Carving pumpkins are RUFF, thank goodness we have Tater tot, Blueberry and Avery to help us out! 🐢🐱❀️
10/25/2024

Carving pumpkins are RUFF, thank goodness we have Tater tot, Blueberry and Avery to help us out! 🐢🐱❀️

Dogs can’t talk, but they have many ways of communicating their emotions to us.🐢 If your furry friend is displaying sign...
10/24/2024

Dogs can’t talk, but they have many ways of communicating their emotions to us.

🐢 If your furry friend is displaying signs of fear, anxiety, or stress, it’s important to understand their behavior. Besides obvious signs like shaking or hiding, dogs may also use self-soothing motions like yawning or scratching to alleviate nervous energy.

They may even exhibit displacement behaviors like sniffing or running in circles. If your dog avoids eye contact, has wide eyes, or has a frantically wagging tail, they may be feeling anxious or fearful. Stay tuned for more tips on how to help your furry friend feel more comfortable.

πŸ±πŸ€’ Panleukopenia, also known as feline distemper, is caused by the feline parvovirus and can cause severe illness in kit...
10/22/2024

πŸ±πŸ€’ Panleukopenia, also known as feline distemper, is caused by the feline parvovirus and can cause severe illness in kittens. The virus attacks rapidly dividing cells in the bone marrow, intestines, and a developing fetus. Protect your cat by calling us at (615) 444-4422 to learn more about how to prevent and treat this disease.

We are a couple days late to posting our gratitude for our technicians, but we still want to with each of them a Happy T...
10/21/2024

We are a couple days late to posting our gratitude for our technicians, but we still want to with each of them a Happy Tech Week!! We are so appreciative of these girl's hard work behind the scenes and wanted our clients to get to know each girl a little bit better and why they love doing what they do! There will be two posts due to the size of our group of amazing ladies!❀

Bios are in photo order:

Kira: " I have been working with animals since 2021. I love veterinary medicine because I get to help pets in need as well as ensuring they live a healthy life! At home I have 2 cats, Luna and Jax and 1 dog named Bandit!"

Gabby: "This is my second year in the veterinary field. I enjoy many things about my job, but the main thing is continuing to learn new things whether it be about tests we run or even new dog breeds! I have two female cats at home. I plan on taking my profession to the top, but I am still figuring out how to do that! My journey has only begun."

Courtney: "I love being an advocate for the animals, educating clients and having the ability to learn new things every day! I have been working in the veterinary field for almost 4 years. I have 3 dogs, my husky Odin, my lab Luke Skywalker, and my brittany spaniel puppy Eros. I also have a ferret and a new kitten. My goal is to one day get my license and specialize in large animal medicine."

Hannah: "I enjoy my position here solely because I get to be a caretaker for animals. It is also a bonus that I enjoy the people I work with. I have worked for LAH since 2022. Before becoming a kennel assistant, I was a veterinary assistant for 3 years. I have a tortoise named Toby, an apple head chihuahua named Gimli, and an african bull frog named Mage."

We appreciate what you ladies do for our hospital and our clients!❀

We are a couple days late to posting our gratitude for our technicians, but we still want to with each of them a Happy T...
10/21/2024

We are a couple days late to posting our gratitude for our technicians, but we still want to with each of them a Happy Tech Week!! We are so appreciative of these girl's hard work behind the scenes and wanted our clients to get to know each girl a little bit better and why they love doing what they do! There will be two posts due to the size of our group of amazing ladies!❀

Bios are in photo order:

Beth: "I enjoy the medical aspect of my job and getting to use my medical skills to help and improve the quality of life for all fur babies. I have been in the veterinary field for 18 years and find it very rewarding. I have 3 dogs that I have gotten while working with LAH. Gilbert, my 4-year-old GSP, Theo, my 4-year-old shih tzu, and Riley, my 7-year-old JRT. I also have 3 horses and a donkey! I enjoy gardening, playing with my dogs and riding my horses."

Shelley: "I love getting to see all the animals, loving on them and giving them the care they need. I have been in the veterinary field for about 4 years now! I have 4 Australian Shepherds, 2 bearded dragons, 1 rabbit, 1 Pomeranian puppy, and a 3-legged cat. I enjoy working in vet med, breeding Australian Shepherds and one day hope to be able to do more training at my home!"

Brittney: "I love working closely with clients and their pets! I have been in the veterinary field for almost 4 years. I have one perfect 12-year-old Ragdoll cat named Siri! I hope to stay in vet med as long as possible!"

Harlee: "I love my job because I get to help keep clients fur babies happy and healthy. I have been in the veterinary field for over a year after getting my License as a Veterinary Technician. I have loved every second of what I do! I have a sweet Australian Shepherd named Maizey and 4 cats! I am so thankful for the work I get to do every day."

We appreciate you ladies for all that you do for us and for our wonderful clients!❀

🌱🐢 Keep your furry friends safe by being aware of which plants can be harmful to them.πŸ˜• Elephant's Ear, Begonia, Caladiu...
10/17/2024

🌱🐢 Keep your furry friends safe by being aware of which plants can be harmful to them.

πŸ˜• Elephant's Ear, Begonia, Caladium, Dumb Cane, Philodendron, and Umbrella Tree are examples of plants containing needle-shaped crystals called raphides that can cause irritation, swelling, and difficulty swallowing in pets.

πŸ‘€ Other plants like Nightshades, Datura, Poppy, Oleander, and Foxglove can also be harmful to pets.

🚫 Be proactive by preventing access to harmful plants and keeping your pets safe and healthy.

🐢🐱 Are you overfeeding your pet? It's easy to do when you're using an eyeball measurement or just filling up their bowl....
10/15/2024

🐢🐱 Are you overfeeding your pet? It's easy to do when you're using an eyeball measurement or just filling up their bowl.

To ensure your furry friend is getting the right amount of food, calculate their daily caloric needs using a dog or cat calorie calculator.

πŸ—πŸ²πŸ– Divide that amount into two or three meals and be mindful of the treats you give them. Treats should take up no more than 10% of their daily calorie intake. Want to make sure you're feeding your pet the right amount?

Call (615) 444-4422 to talk to your veterinarian.

🦟 Lyme disease is a vector-borne bacterial infection caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi. The blacklegged tick ...
10/10/2024

🦟 Lyme disease is a vector-borne bacterial infection caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi. The blacklegged tick (i.e., deer tick) is the primary Lyme disease carrier, and can be found throughout many areas. The disease is transmitted when an infected blacklegged tick attaches and feeds on a warm-blooded mammal, including dogs, horses, and humans.

The bacteria enter the general circulation and trigger chronic health issues, including joint swelling and inflammation, heart damage, kidney failure, and neurologic problems. Protect your pet and yourself from this debilitating condition by contacting us at (615) 444-4422. Stay informed, stay safe, and keep your furry friend healthy! 🐾

πŸ»πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ Did you know that giving your pet alcohol is NOT a good idea?πŸ€” Unfortunately, many pets are attracted to the sweet...
10/08/2024

πŸ»πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ Did you know that giving your pet alcohol is NOT a good idea?

πŸ€” Unfortunately, many pets are attracted to the sweet smell of alcoholic beverages and may ingest them, leading to alcohol poisoning.

😿 Protect your furry friends from hypoglycemia, seizures, and other serious health issues by keeping your drinks out of their reach!🚫🐢

πŸ‘‰πŸΆ Pet owners, listen up! Your bags and purses may be HAZARDOUS to your furry friends.🚫 If you carry medications, sugar-...
10/03/2024

πŸ‘‰πŸΆ Pet owners, listen up! Your bags and purses may be HAZARDOUS to your furry friends.

🚫 If you carry medications, sugar-free gums, hand sanitizers, or lotions, keep them out of reach to prevent accidental ingestion. Human medications are some of the most dangerous pet toxins, so be extra cautious and keep your bags and purses secure!πŸ™

Our future Dr. Wesson! Avery, just like her mom Dr. Wesson, loves animals especially her kitty, Strawberry! 🐱❀
10/02/2024

Our future Dr. Wesson! Avery, just like her mom Dr. Wesson, loves animals especially her kitty, Strawberry! 🐱❀

🍴🐾 After your pet is spayed or neutered, you may need to make slight adjustments to their diet.πŸ‘‰ But with the appropriat...
10/01/2024

🍴🐾 After your pet is spayed or neutered, you may need to make slight adjustments to their diet.

πŸ‘‰ But with the appropriate diet and exercise, spaying or neutering your pet will not affect their weight.

πŸ“žCall (615) 444-4422 to talk to your veterinarian about your pet's diet and exercise needs.

🌑️🐾 If your pet is struggling to lose weight despite your best efforts, it's time for a veterinary visit. Our team can h...
09/26/2024

🌑️🐾 If your pet is struggling to lose weight despite your best efforts, it's time for a veterinary visit. Our team can help determine why your furry friend is having trouble shedding those extra pounds.

🩺πŸ₯ Call (615) 444-4422 to schedule your pet's workup and create a plan that works for their unique needs. We're here to help you and your pet achieve a healthy weight.

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1613 W Main Street
Lebanon, TN
37087

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

(615) 444-4422

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