Marianna Animal Hospital

01/09/2024

We will be closing at 2pm today.

01/09/2024

Update: We will be closed this morning except for emergencies, will keep you posted as the weather passes.

Due to severe weather we want our clients and patients to stay safe. We will be there this morning for those that need us. 🐾⛈️

12/31/2023

Happy New Year!

12/22/2023

The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has issued a transit permit that allows Santa Claus' reindeer to enter the US on Christmas Eve https://bit.ly/3TBO2iy

12/22/2023

We paws to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!🐾🎄

We will be closed 12/25 and 12/26, we will be returning 12/27 with normal business hours.

11/22/2023

We want to wish everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving! We will be closed 11/23 and 11/24, reopening Monday 11/27.

Remember do not share any of your yummy food with your fur babies. Here are some other tips to keep them safe this holiday!

11/11/2023

Marianna Animal Hospital would like to say thank you to all the men and women that have served in the United States military. 🇺🇸

10/13/2023

Come out and support Partners for Pets tonight!🐾🐱🐶

Today is the big day 😁♥️ Don't forget to come out and see us 😊 In observation of our event THE SHELTER IS CLOSED TODAY 🎃 Hope to see everyone 🐾

10/09/2023

10/09/2023

Your dog still needs heartworm prevention!

10/02/2023

Comcast is doing work in our area and it appears to be affecting our phone systems. We are open for regular hours.

09/19/2023

Wednesday 9/20 and Friday 9/22 we will not have a veterinarian in the office.

We will be open 8-5 for medication pick ups and mail trims.

We will close 12-1 for lunch both days. Thursday 9/21 we will be open normal business hours.

09/11/2023

Never forget🇺🇸

09/01/2023

We will be closed Monday 9/4 for Labor Day! Everyone have a safe weekend!!

09/01/2023

❤️🐾

08/27/2023

With all eyes on the storm entering the Gulf this is a good time to make sure you have everything prepared for your four legged family members.🐾🐶🐱

(If they are microchipped please make sure they are registered or double check that all contact info is correct)

08/26/2023

Happy national dog day! 🐶🐾

07/31/2023

Update: It appears to be a Comcast issue we are waiting for a tech to come

Please bare with us our phones are down at the moment📞

06/28/2023

We will be closed next Tuesday for the 4th! 🇺🇸🎆🎇

06/27/2023

If your pet needs any medications for the up coming firework shows, give us a call to get those filled! Also remember these safety tips!🎆🎇🐾

06/27/2023

With these sunny days comes the heat with it☀️🥵
Make sure you take extra precautions for your pets!
🔹Avoid intense exercise in the heat of the day. Go for walks early in the morning
🔹Do NOT leave pets in a vehicle
🔹Protect their paws from hot surfaces
🔹Provide plenty of shade and water (bring them inside if you can)

05/26/2023

We will be closed Monday May 29th for Memorial Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday!

04/18/2023

April is heartworm awareness month! All dogs and cats should be on a heartworm prevention year round.

This is a short video of baby heartworms from a heartworm positive dog. We have different options to choose from to help keep your fur babies protected! 🐾Give us a ☎️ today for your prevention needs!

04/17/2023

Please help us find Oscar! He was last seen around Barannie lane in sneads! Please share to help get him home

04/05/2023

If you are planning to celebrate Easter, don’t forget some of these important safety tips from ASPCA for your furry friends.

1. Chocolate - This yummy treat for humans can cause gastrointestinal upset, pancreatitis, stimulation to the nervous system (hyperactivity, tremors and seizures) and elevation in heart rate for animals. Not all chocolate is created equal and the darker the chocolate is, the more dangerous it is for pets.

2. Plastic Easter Grass - Pets cannot absorb plastic Easter grass into their bodies, which means that it can become lodged in the gastrointestinal tract causing serious damage. Signs for concern include vomiting, diarrhea, decrease in appetite, lethargy and stomach pain.

3. Plants- Several plants can be dangerous for pets, but especially during Easter time the ASPCA sees an increase in calls regarding Lilies and specific bulbs that bloom in the Spring. Lilies (Lilium sp and Hemerocallis sp) can cause serious concerns for our feline friends. Exposure to any parts of the plant can result in kidney damage and gastrointestinal upset. For a reference of all poisonous plants to avoid, click here.

4. Fertilizers and Herbicides – Is it finally beginning to warm up? Many people begin gardening and yardwork on Easter weekend and include the use of fertilizers. Make sure these items are stored where pets cannot chew or puncture them and keep your pets indoors while applying the products. Always follow the label instructions and wait to let your pet out again until the product has been watered in or the ground is dry.

If you think that your pet may have ingested a potentially poisonous substance, call us or contact Poison Control using the shortcut in the Resources 📖 section of our app.

02/13/2023

Help us find this fur baby’s owners!

This sweet girl was found on River Rd between Bascom and Sneads.

01/19/2023

Do you have old newspapers and not sure what to do with them?

We can use them! Just drop them off at our clinic!

01/03/2023

January is take your dog for a walk month! Get up and enjoy the beautiful weather we are suppose to have this weekend!☀️🐶🐾