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Monday 8am - 7pm Tuesday 8am - 5pm Wednesday 8am - 5pm Thursday 8am - 5pm Friday 8am - 2pm

Southern Indiana Equine Small Animal Clinic

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Southern Indiana Equine Small Animal Clinic

Southern Indiana Equine Small Animal Clinic is a full service veterinary clinic,located in Scottsburg

11/06/2024

November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month

Just like in humans, cancer can present itself in many forms for our pets. It is important your pet has a yearly exam by a veterinarian in order to catch the early signs of cancer. Early detection saves lives.

Contact our office today to schedule your furry friend's exam!

10/14/2024

Happy Veterinary Technician Week to these wonderful ladies! They are always here to assist and provide the best care to our patients and we are so thankful for them. If you see them this week let them know how much they are appreciated!

09/23/2024

Happy birthday to our awesome veterinary Assistant Rebeca! If you bring your furry kitties to our clinic she has more than likely already called dibs on being your assistant ❤️🐈

09/13/2024

Happy birthday to Madyson! Madyson works as a veterinary assistant here at SIE when she is not in college pursing her pre-veterinary degree. We appreciate all her hard work!

09/01/2024

September is animal pain awareness month. Do you know the signs to look out for in your pets?

Every animal shows pain differently. Some common signs to look for include

* Change in sleeping and eating habits
* Vocalizing more
* Grooming, grooming, and grooming some more. This can be pinpointed in the area causing pain (like the feet when a dog has grass allergies or arthritis).
* Panting and irregular breathing
* Trouble getting around
* Agitation and aggression
* Shaking and shivering

Our clinic offers many different ways to help manage pain in your furry friends! Schedule an exam with us to discussion the best options for your pet!

08/29/2024

Our office will be closed on Monday September 2nd.
For emergencies please call.
Blue Pearl (502) 244 - 3036
Metropolitan (502) 266 - 7007
Jefferson Animal Hospital (502) 966 - 4104

08/14/2024

Wishing a big happy birthday to our awesome practice manager Caris!

07/31/2024

Happy national mutt day!! From ours mutts here at SIE❤️

07/25/2024

Did you know that 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some form of periodontal disease by the time they are 3 years old!?

Seeing your veterinarian for a dental checkup and scheduling a cleaning is an important part of your pets health! Dental disease is the most common disease amongst dogs and cats and it can cause a lot more issues than just smelly breath! Periodontal disease is linked to many systematic disease issues that include the heart, kidney, liver, and lungs!

What you can’t see can be hurting your pet! Often times dental disease goes unnoticed by pet parents because it starts under the gum line. The bacteria can get into the pockets and cause serious disease issues

At home dental care can help keep your pets teeth clean in between professional dental cleanings! Brushing your dogs teeth every day or providing a water additive to your pets water can go a long way for their health

Have questions about your pets dental care or want to schedule a checkup? Give our office a call today! Our team will be happy to help

07/15/2024

Happy birthday to Maeci! She is our receptionist here at the small animal clinic and can also be found working hard over at our equine facility! We are so glad to have her on our team.

07/02/2024

Our office will be closed on Thursday the 4th and Friday the 5th of July. We will reopen with normal hours on Monday the 8th at 8am.

Please come in before the fourth if you need any medication refills or medical supplies.

If you have an emergency during our closing please contact Metropolitan or Blue Pearl.

Thank you for your understanding!

07/01/2024

Happy Birthday to our amazing veterinarian and practice owner Dr. Amy Youngblood !!!!

06/27/2024

The Fourth of July is coming up fast, does your pet suffer from anxiety during this time? There are a lot of different things that can help calm dogs during the fireworks. Don't forget to call our office early and speak to our staff if you need help with your dogs anxiety!

06/17/2024

Happy Birthday to our amazing Doc!

05/24/2024

We will be closed in honor of Memorial Day Monday May 27th. Our office will reopen for normal hours on Tuesday May 28th

If you need medicine please pick up today, Friday May 24th between 8am and 2pm.

If you have an emergency please call Blue Pearl or Metropolitan. Thank you for your understanding!

05/17/2024

Our office will be closing at noon on THURSDAY MAY 23rd. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you have medications that will need refilled please do so before this time. We will reopen Friday May 24th during our normal hours.

If your pet is having an emergency, please call Metropolitan or Blue Pearl.

Thank you for your understanding.

05/10/2024

Our doctor will be out of the office Monday May 13th. Our office will be open normal hours from 8am-7pm for over the counter sales only! Appointments will resume Tuesday May 14th.

If you have an emergency please contact Blue Peal or Metropolitan

Thank you for understanding!

04/12/2024

April is Heartworm Awareness Month!
Heartworms are contracted by the bite of an infected mosquito and can be very dangerous to pets. There are a lot of common misconceptions surrounding the disease. Here are the top 3

1.) Indoor pets are not at risk for heartworms.
TRUTH: Any pet is at risk for heartworms. Mosquitoes can slip into the house and bite your pet, possibly infecting them.

2.) Only dogs can get heartworms.
TRUTH: Cats are also susceptible to heartworm disease. Although the disease is much less common, monthly prevention is just as important for them. There is no known treatment for heartworm disease in felines.

3.) I can stop heartworm prevention in the winter months
TRUTH: For the best protection year-round prevention is recommended. It only takes one bite from a mosquito infected with the disease to infect your pet

A vast majority of heartworm positive pets are asymptomatic. It is best to test your pet yearly to stay up to date on their heartworm status even if you give monthly prevention.

Clinical signs of heartworm disease include:
Coughing
Lethargy
Unintentional weight loss
Loss of appetite

Contact us today at (812)754-0341 to schedule your pets heartworm test and get started on prevention!

Address

1356 N Gardner Street
Scottsburg, IN
47170

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 2pm

Website

http://www.southernindianaequine.org/

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