Oxford Veterinary Clinic

07/01/2024

Friendly reminder to all of our clients. Please remember to refill any medications your pet may need for firework anxiety. We are open normal business hours today and tomorrow. Please make sure your pet is microchipped and owner information is up to date.

🎇July 4th Celebrations can be a scary time for your pets.

These are some great tips to keep your pets safe. If you are worried about your pets safety, give us a call. We would love to help keep your pet calm & safe! 🇺🇸

04/24/2024

04/12/2024

Our phone lines are currently down. Please contact us by email or Facebook messenger. Sorry for the inconvenience.

03/26/2024

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08/19/2022

With the number of cases increasing daily on the east coast, Nashville & Birmingham area over the past couple weeks, we wanted to let our loyal clients how they can protect their dogs from the Canine Influenza Virus that is going around and could easily make its way to our area.

Canine Influenza is a highly infectious & contagious respiratory disease in dogs. There are two known strains of dog flu found in the United States, H3N8 & H3N2.
H3N8 is the current strain they have identified affecting these areas over the past few weeks.

The clinical signs of this illness are cough, runny nose, fever, lethargy, eye discharge, and reduced appetite, but not all dogs will show signs of illness. Most dogs recover within 2 to 3 weeks. However, some dogs may develop secondary bacterial infections which may lead to more severe illness resulting in pneumonia & death in some cases although he percentage of dogs infected with this disease that die is very small. Some dogs have asymptomatic infections (no signs of illness), while some have severe illness with infection.

We are currently recommending the Canine Influenza vaccine for your dog if they go to any grooming, daycare, boarding, dog park facilities or come in contact with other dogs in social settings.

Initial vaccinations are available now at Oxford Veterinary Clinc & need to be boostered in 2-4 weeks (we are recommending 3 weeks). Full immunity is reached 2 weeks after the 2nd booster and then annual vaccination if your pet is at risk.

We have been able to secure doses of the Bivalent Vaccine to give to our patients that are at the most risk of contracting this virus.
Our Canine Influenza vaccine covers both H3N8 & H3N2 stains to provide the best protection for your pet. Please call today to get your pet vaccinated at 662-234-3930.

If you pet is coughing and been in contact with any other dogs-please call the clinic & stay in your car with your pet when you arrive to decrease any transmission of this infectious virus.

07/30/2022

🚧New traffic pattern on Monday...We appreciate everyone’s patience with the construction.

Updated image: please note traffic pattern change effective Monday

05/16/2022

Please turn in front of MS Eye Consultants to access the clinic. Thank you for your patience.

BE AWARE:
The current traffic patterns on Highway 30 and Park Drive were changed effective as of May 13th. Park Drive is now open to traffic from Highway 30. Traffic on Highway 30 has been shifted to the newly paved eastbound lanes. Construction will begin on the westbound lanes which are now closed to traffic. Traffic will be two-way on the eastbound lanes up to the ramps at Highway 7. The new traffic pattern will be in place for approximately 8 weeks, pending weather or other unforeseen delays. Please use caution as you travel through this construction zone.

03/30/2022

We are closing at 2 pm today due to weather. Keep you and your pets safe.

02/09/2022

*** Our phones lines are working now. Thank you for your patience ***

Our phone lines are currently down. We have reported the issue and they are currently working on the problem. Please contact us through Facebook messenger or email us at [email protected].
We are sorry for the inconvenience.

10/26/2021

Our phone lines are back operating. Please call the clinic for your pets medical services. Thank you for your patience!

10/26/2021

We are experiencing difficulties with our phone lines. Please contact us through Facebook messenger for the time being. We will update everyone when our phone lines are back up. Sorry for the inconvenience.

04/14/2021

Spring cleaning offer

Call us today and schedule your pet a bath or groom and receive 20% off. Don’t forget to mention this post when booking your pets appointment!! Offer ends May 1st.

**all pets must be fully up to date on vaccinations and external parasite free**

02/12/2021

We are monitoring the weather over the next week. The weather may affect business hours. If your pet is in need of prescription refills please call the clinic as soon as possible. Please be considerate of your outside pets. Water can freeze rapidly. Please make sure they have shelter in order to stay warm, plenty of food and water .