Leaf River Veterinary Services

01/22/2025

This is sweet Alice enjoying her first snow day at the coast. We are lucky enough have clients come from far and wide to see us at Leaf River Vet. Did your fur babies see any snow today? Let’s see some pics!

01/22/2025

Business hours as normal tomorrow, 8am-6pm!

01/20/2025

❄️🛑We will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday) due to inclement weather❄️🛑
We may close Wednesday as well pending the weather tomorrow, but we will keep you posted. We hope y’all stay safe and warm this week!

01/19/2025

🥶We will be watching the impending winter weather very carefully with possibilities of being closed Tuesday and Wednesday except for emergencies.
We will post as soon as possible so as everyone is aware.
Please stay safe and warm. Today is the day to be moving outside dogs and cats inside. 🥶

01/17/2025

Free to a good home- please contact 601-319-6749

01/17/2025

Now is the time to prepare for your animals!!!

01/14/2025

☎️ We are currently experiencing some difficulties with our phone and internet. Please call our sister clinic on 601 764 4129 for any emergencies. ☎️

01/13/2025

Say hello to Tillie, she is a spayed indoor cat. She is a little shy at first but once she gets to know you she’s a sweetheart!
Tillie or Matilda is looking for a loving home!

01/09/2025

01/06/2025

🥶The brutally cold weather is upon us. 🥶
If you haven’t already-
Supply dogs/cats with adequate shelter or bring indoors
Straw instead of hay is preferred in dog houses
Heat lamps
Fresh water and food etc
Livestock-
Fresh food and water daily
Horses would benefit from electrolytes in their feed daily to encourage them to drink water.
Stay safe and warm and don’t forget about your fur babies.

12/31/2024

New Year’s Eve can be stressful for pets, but a little preparation can go a long way in keeping them safe and comfortable.
Create a quiet, secure space for them, keep them indoors, and use white noise or soft music to help drown out the sound of fireworks. Make sure they have up-to-date ID tags and microchip information in case they slip out. Avoid feeding them harmful foods, keep decorations out of reach, and provide toys or chews to keep them occupied.
If your pet is prone to anxiety, consult your veterinarian for calming solutions.
Let’s make sure everyone rings in the New Year safely!

12/25/2024

A very Merry Christmas from Leaf River Vet! We hope you’ve had a wonderful day!

12/24/2024

Santa has his CVI (Health Certificate)! He’s on his way!!!