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Animal Clinic of Oxford

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Animal Clinic of Oxford

We are dedicated to maintaining the health of your pet & look forward to many future years together.

The Animal Clinic has comprehensive in-house diagnostic equipment (bloodwork, radiology, ECG,and more) but we don't hesitate to use outside labs and certified veterinary specialists to insure your pet gets the highest quality care. We are here to service the cities of Oxford, MS, Water Valley, MS, Batesville, MS, Abbeville, MS, Bruce, MS, Taylor, MS, Tupelo, MS, Sardis, MS, Guntown, MS, Carrollton, MS and more!

06/20/2024

We would like to introduce our Pet of the Month, Ice! Ice is a 10-year-old British Labrador Retriever. His favorite vet is our very own Dr. Lee Payne. Ice is easygoing, hard-working, obedient, people-oriented, and a snuggler. Ice is definitely in the running for “The Most Interesting Dog in the World”. He was born and bred at Wildrose Kennels and trained by Mike Stewart. Ice’s sire, Wildrose Deke, was the Ducks Unlimited mascot. Following Deke's footsteps, Ice was the cover of Ducks Unlimited, Sporting Dog Issue May/June 2023. Ice is a true outdoorsman at heart. His favorite activity by far is hunting, where he retrieves ducks, quail, pheasants, geese, and dove. His other favorite activities include golf cart rides, hanging out with his mom, and traveling. Ice has been quite the jet setter throughout his life. Ice traveled all over Alaska by corporate jet, helicopter, and floatplane. Since retiring in 2019, Ice enjoys a life of relaxing, dreaming of his past hunts, and being by his owner's side. We are so honored to be able to provide care for such a unique, well- accomplished dog. Congratulations, Ice on winning Pet of the Month! Thank you to Ice’s parents for trusting us with the care of such a special dog!

Want your pet to win Pet of The Month? Message us your email address for the entry form. If you already entered your pet and they didn’t win this month, don’t worry! Your pet is still eligible to win in the months to come! Once again, thank you all for being such great clients and patients!

06/02/2024

On Friday, we said goodbye to a colleague and friend, Kaleigh. She was and is an amazing tech. We wish her and her family well in transitioning to a new town.

05/30/2024

Double the trouble, double the fun!🐾

05/27/2024

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day!

05/24/2024

In observance of Memorial Day, our hospital will be closed on 05/27. We will reopen with regular business hours on 05/28.

05/23/2024

Stella is stealing hearts, one puppy visit at a time 😍

05/21/2024

“📣 Exciting Job Opportunities at Animal Clinic of Oxford! 🐾

🌟 Join our Animal-loving Family! 🌟

Are you ready to embark on a rewarding career where you can make a difference in the lives of our four-legged friends? Look no further! Animal Clinic of Oxford is now hiring for Receptionist. We have both full-time and part-time positions available.

Are you a fast-paced, energetic, and caring individual? As our Receptionist, you'll be the friendly face that welcomes our clients, schedules appointments, and provides exceptional customer service. Join our close-knit team and be part of a family-oriented environment that values teamwork and compassion.

🐾 At Animal Clinic of Oxford, we believe in creating a warm and welcoming environment for both our staff and our beloved animal patients. We foster a family-like atmosphere where teamwork and care go hand in hand.

Ready to take the leap? Apply in person at Animal Clinic of Oxford today! Bring your resume, certifications, and your enthusiasm for making a positive impact on the lives of animals and their families.

🐶🐱 Join our compassionate team and experience the joy of working in a family-oriented environment! 🐾

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05/21/2024

Warmer weather means BBQ season is here! While BBQs are fun for humans, they can pose hidden dangers for your pets. Remember to keep your pets safe this summer by keeping them away from hot grills, food scraps, and bones. Enjoy the BBQ season responsibly! 🐾🌭

05/13/2024

Eyelash appreciation post 🤩

05/12/2024

‼️MISSING DOG‼️ Please contact the number below if you've seen Roo!

05/08/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to prioritize self-care and destigmatize discussions about mental health. Let's raise awareness, show compassion, and support each other on our mental health journeys. 💚🐾

05/06/2024

Thank you for nominating us for Best Animal Hospital and Best Veterinarian in The Best of Oxford 2024. Words can not explain how grateful we are for our clients. Now let's win this thing! Please click the link below to vote for us. You can place one vote per day. Once again thank y'all for all you do for us, we wouldn't be here without you! 💕
https://www.oxfordeagle.com/contest-best-of-oxford-2024/

05/05/2024

Tick season is here! Protect your furry friends from ticks and tick-borne diseases with regular preventive measures and checks.

To learn more about how to keep your pet safe from this nearly invisible threat, give us a call today!

05/03/2024

Pet of The Month in May is Scout! Scout is an 11-month-old Corgi. He is energetic, loving, sassy, and, last but not least adorable! Scout has been coming to the Animal Clinic of Oxford since he was a puppy. His mom got him from a small farm in Morton, Mississippi. He has been by her side ever since. His perfect day would look like this: stopping for a pup cup while riding to the lake. Then, ending the day cuddling up with his mom on the couch! That sounds like a pretty great day to us! When he visits the clinic, it always brightens our day. He has never met a person or dog he didn’t love! Thank you to Scout’s mom for trusting us to care for Scout. Thank you to Scout as well for being such a great patient!

If you want your pet entered for The Pet of The Month message us your email address. You will receive an entry form to fill out and send back. If you have already requested the form make sure to check your email. Thank you all again for being such amazing clients!

05/01/2024

May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month! Let's join paws to spread awareness and support our furry friends in their battle against cancer. Remember, early detection saves lives! 🐶🐱🐾

04/30/2024

It’s National Tabby Day and National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day! We couldn’t think of a better day to adopt a tabby cat from one of our local rescues or shelter! Need some more reasons to do so? Here are some tabby cat fun facts for you!�
1. Tabby is not a breed of cat, it is a coat patterns. Tabby cats can be many colors and 1 of 5 patterns. But one thing they all have in common is their signature “M” Marking on their forehead.
�2. Tabby cat’s pattern are the best camouflage for hunting. They blend in with things like grass and brush, making them excellent hunters by nature.
�3. They known to have BIG personalities. While not every tabby cat fits the mold, tabbies are often known as playful, affectionate, social, and expressive.
�So, if you’re looking for a family friendly, cuddly, larger than life, part time exterminator…reach out to our local rescues today to find the tabby cat of your dreams!

04/25/2024

Today's common heart worm myth is that cats do not get heart worms. Krinkle says that's FALSE! Cats CAN get heart worms. Not only can they get heart worms, there is no treatment for heart worms in cats. This is why it's so important make sure your cat is on heart worm prevention! Krinkle's heart worm prevention of choice is Nexgard Combo. Nexgard Combo is a monthly topical that protects against heart worms, fleas, ticks, and several types of intestinal worms. If have any questions about heart worms or prevention options give us a call!

04/22/2024

Many people believe heart worms are spread from dog to dog contact. Archie says that's false! Heart worms are actually spread by infected mosquitos. This means your pet needs prevention...even if they have ZERO contact with other dogs! Archie's heart worm prevention of choice is Heartgard an affordable, once monthly chewable. If you have any questions about heart worm disease or prevention options give us a call!

04/17/2024

Dr. Millie is here to let y'all know that April is Heart Worm Awareness Month! Did you know that Mississippi has the highest number of heart worm cases each year, out of all 50 states?! Living in Mississippi means your pet is at an incredibly high risk for getting heart worms. This is why it is so important to keep your pet on prevention year around! Millie's heart worm prevention of choice is ProHeart 12. ProHeart 12 is a injectable prevention that lasts for a year. ProHeart eliminates the risk of forgetting to give prevention once a month. Even being just a week late with most monthly preventions puts your dog at risk for contracting heart worms. Stayed tuned the rest of this month as we bust some common myths about heart worms!

04/17/2024

Is your pet covered? 🐾

Pet insurance can be a lifesaver in unexpected situations, providing peace of mind and financial support for your furry family members.

From accidents to illnesses, having pet insurance means you can focus on your pet's health, not the cost. Talk to us about the benefits of pet insurance today!

04/11/2024

Happy National Pet Day from the doctors and staff here at Animal Clinic of Oxford!
We are so grateful to be able to care for your pets of all shapes and sizes. We know how special your pets are, this is why we strive to give them the best care possible. Give your pets a little extra love today...they deserve it! ❤️

04/10/2024

Ali’s motto is, a belly rub a day keeps the vet away. 🩺 🐾

04/05/2024

This month's Pet of The Month is the Frances! Frances is a 9-year-old mixed breed dog who enjoys playing fetch with her favorite egg toy, giving lots of kisses, laying in the sun, hiking, napping, and rolling in smelly stuff(what great dog doesn’t??). After moving to the south from California 2 years ago, they soon found that Frances was allergic to Mississippi. This led her mom to bring her to us, to try and get her allergies under control. Frances' mom remains ever so patient as we try to find the best solution for her severe allergies. The staff now looks forward to her weekly allergy shot visit, to give this sweet girl some love!
Frances has a special bond with her mom, which was apparent even from her 1st visit to the clinic. Frances was rescued from Tijuana, Mexico, and brought to the Bay Area in California. In California, she found her mom at eight weeks old. Another family almost kept Frances, but fate seemingly intervened. Her mom decided to use the name Frances after her late father(Frances’ grandfather). This decision helped her mom to no longer feel grief and heartbreak upon hearing the name. Now, hearing Frances brings thoughts of joy, good memories, laughter, and her very best friend. We know how much Frances means to her mom. For this reason(and many others) we are honored to care for Frances and keep her as happy and healthy as possible! Thank you to Frances and her mom for being such a great pet parent and patient duo!

Remember, if you entered your pet for the pet of the month please make sure to check your email and fill out the form that was sent! If you haven’t entered your pet and wish to do so, please message us your email! If you entered but your pet wasn’t picked this month…don’t worry they are still in the running!

04/01/2024

Manny the Easter Bunny has officially extended Easter!!🐰 🐣 🌷
Happy Easter Monday, from the doctors and staff here at Animal Clinic of Oxford!

03/31/2024

Wishing your family a wonderful Easter! 🐾🌼

03/31/2024

Easter is tomorrow and spring is in the air! 🌸🌷🐰 This means beautiful flowers, such as Easter Lilies are blooming. Most lilies, along with many other flowers, are toxic to cats. Flea here says he still enjoys them by smelling NOT eating the flowers. If you have any of these lilies in your home or garden it is important to keep your kitties from eating them!! If your cat does happen to ingest any of these flowers give us a call immediately! As always, we have a doctor on call for emergencies, even on holidays such as Easter.

03/27/2024

March is Pet Poison Awareness Month!

It's important to be aware of common household items and foods that can be toxic to our furry friends. Keep your pets safe by following our safety tips below!

03/26/2024

Hornets and wasps and bees…OH MY!!🐝 Ramey learned the hard way that these critters are friends NOT food! Thanks to a little bit of Benadryl and Dr. Mann’s magic she is feeling much better!

03/19/2024

“You go distract them, while I get the treats in this closet.”

03/17/2024

FOUND ON HWY 6 EAST OF OXFORD! This dog was found on highway 6. If this is your dog please message us!

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2008 Harris Drive
Oxford, MS
38655

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16622348022

Website

https://www.animalclinicofoxford.com/

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Let’s clear up all the smoke and mirrors about the new canine parvo monoclonal antibody (CPMA) from Elanco! Traditionally, parvo virus could not be treated directly. Therapy was geared towards supportive care for vomiting, dehydration, low blood sugar, and secondary bacterial infections. The newly released CPMA is the first and only direct treatment for parvo. CPMA is a one time IV injection that gives dogs antibodies to start binding parvovirus after administration. Studies have shown that dogs who received the CPMA had faster resolution of clinical signs, shorter hospitalization times, and increased survival rates. At ACO, we have been successfully using this product since December with great outcomes for our parvo patients! As a reminder, parvo is very prevalent in Oxford, and your puppy is not considered fully vaccinated until multiple rounds of DHPPL including a set after 16 weeks old! Prevention is cheaper than treatment, but if your puppy is diagnosed with parvovirus, the CPMA injection is here to help!