Billingsley Veterinary Clinic

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from our Family to yours! 🎄🎁🎅🏻🐈🐈‍⬛🦮🐕‍🦺🐾

12/22/2023

The clinic will be closed 3pm the 22nd thru 26th. If you need meds or apt please schedule immediately.
See y’all Wednesday the 27th

12/21/2023

HOT OFF THE PRESS! Alls good for Santa and his Reindeer! 🎅🏻🎁🎄

THIS JUST IN: USDA Issues Permit for Santa’s Reindeer to Enter the U.S. USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service sent this bulletin at 12/21/2023 01:00 PM EST THIS JUST IN: USDA Issues Permit for Santa’s Reindeer to Enter the U.S. (Washington, D.C., December 21, 2023) – The U.S. Departm...

11/28/2023

There has been several recent national and local (shelter ) news stories regarding a respiratory illness affecting dogs in various locations across the country. The initial source for this outbreak is not known. It is not known whether different regions of the country are experiencing the same infectious agent – these outbreaks may be independent of each other and caused by multiple factors .

Currently it is not determined that this is a new “outbreak/strain” or just the same infectious strains that are already known to cause respiratory disease in dogs.

Normal protocol should be followed as defined below-

To minimize the risk of canine respiratory illnesses we recommend you do not take your dog to dog parks and or socialize with dogs with unknown medical history.

Make sure your dogs are current in vaccinations, specifically if worried about respiratory illness . Bordetella, influenza and parainfluenza (part of DHPP) vaccines. Vaccinations reduce the chances of your pet getting sick. Core vaccinations rabies and DHLPP are standard.

Do NOT take sick dogs out to public places.

ALWAYS avoid communal/public water bowls.

Limit contact with other dogs; do not interact with any dog exhibiting signs of respiratory disease (coughing, sneezing, runny nose, etc.) or with a recent history of respiratory illness.

Dogs that have had respiratory signs should wait at least 3-4 weeks after signs have completely resolved before interacting w/other dogs.

People should take extra precautions to wash or sanitize their hands after interacting with dogs, to reduce the risk of transferring anything from dog to dog.

Here at Billingsley Veterinary Clinic we always clean and sanitize the facility as if every illness could spread, we will continue to maintain our high level of cleanliness.

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁🍽 from our Family to Yours! Cherish every moment with your friends and family!

11/20/2023

The office will be closed for apts and emergencies Thursday November 23~ 26th Sunday for our employees to enjoy the Thanksgiving with their families. 🦃🍽️ 🍁

11/17/2023

Introducing our new wonderful addition ~ Dr. Ashlyn Brewster

Originally from a small town in Central Oregon, Dr. Ashlyn Brewster grew up showing horses in three-day eventing. She attended Oregon State University majoring in Animal Science and went on to pursue dual DVM and MPH degrees at St. George’s University. Her clinical year was completed at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine where she did a number of unique rotations including ones with USDA, FDA, and the Virginia Department of Agriculture. Her passions in veterinary medicine include equine and livestock herd health, equine dentistry, preventative medicine, client education, and surgery. When she’s not seeing patients in the clinic, you can find Dr. Ashlyn crafting, cooking, hiking, and seeking out all the local coffee shops.

10/17/2023

We want to give a shout out to our wonderful veterinary technicians ! THANK YOU for everything you do to keep the hospital running smoothly! 💐 🙏 🐾🥰
Thank you ladies~ Melissa, Rae, Meagan, Christina, and Bree

10/13/2023

The new LIBRELA Canine and SOLENSIA Feline osteo arthritis pain meds -once a month injection is now available at the clinic! If you dog or cat has arthritis and daily pills are a challenge for you to remember, this may be great for your pet! Call the office and schedule apt

09/25/2023

We have some sad 😭 news to share… our Miss Allie cat crossed the rainbow 🌈 bridge last night! She will be deeply missed. RIP our little fighter girl

08/21/2023

Sand Canyon Road is closed from mud slides, flooding and power outage! The office is closed today Monday 8/21

08/19/2023

Future Dr. Madysen Rails taking over grandmas hospital in 4 years!

The UTCVM Class of 2027!

08/19/2023

University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine Class of 2027- Dr.Madysen Rails. Dr. Billingsley presenting her White Coat for her granddaughter. Scroll through all the photos to see Dr. Billingsley standing next to her Class Photo from 1999.

07/17/2023

We’ve went to plan B on phone service , satellite phones. Call our original number 661-823-8381.

AT&T is the WORST company to deal with! 🤦🏻‍♀️

07/10/2023

Our phone lines once again are NOT WORKING! AT&T says they will get to it sometime this week!!! 🤬In the meantime, please call 661-428-3416

06/10/2023

Vaccination Clinic today 6/10/23 from 10am til Noon. First come, first served

05/23/2023

Update- AT&T repaired lines around 2:30 pm Tuesday. Back to normal. We are receiving large call volume, please leave a message and Shelley will return your call. Thanks for your patience

Tuesday May 23, our phone lines are down at the vet clinic. We are trying to get AT&T to repair them as soon as possible. Please call the 661-822-6416 line

04/20/2023

We are pleased to announce a new blood test for Early Cancer Detection in Dogs. OncoK9 . For more information you can go to

PetDx® – The Liquid Biopsy Company for Pets™ is a molecular diagnostics company dedicated to unleashing the power of genomics to improve pet health.

04/03/2023

Future Veterinarian Dr. Madysen Rails! Madysen will be back home for summer working. Reach out and congratulate her accomplishment of getting accepted into Vet School!

Meet Madysen, member of our Class of 2027! "I am from Tehachapi, California and have been attending my undergraduate in western North Carolina. I have grown up in my grandmother’s vet clinic and have dreamed of being a vet since I was young. I chose UTCVM because I love the east coast mountains and my grandma is an alumni from UTCVM. I have always wanted to attend vet school here in Tennessee and can’t wait to start my journey!"

02/24/2023

The clinic will only be open til 2pm Friday February 24, so our employees can make it home safe in the inclement weather. 🐾❄️🌨️

02/23/2023

Office is OPEN! Dr. Billingsley jumped on freeway as soon as it opened! Thanks for being understanding 🐾

02/14/2023

Future Veterinarian coming 2027!
Dr. Billingsley’s granddaughter Madysen Rails has been accepted at The University of Tennesse~ Knoxville College of Veterinary Medicine for Fall 2023! Following in grandmas footprints at the same college!

12/21/2022

We now have the NEW feline injectable arthritis meds in stock ~ SOLENSIA! Once a month injection.

Dr. Billingsley tried it on her 14 year old cat with bad arthritis, Cookie is now greeting her at the door, playing and MORE AFFECTIONATE!

08/13/2022

There is no vaccination clinic in August. It’s the one month we take off. See you all for the September vaccination clinic ! 2nd Saturday at 10am

06/17/2022

Welcome Canine Companions Puppy #10 Waldo VI 🥰💙🐾

Where’s Waldo page in the making …

05/25/2022

We are doing an EXTRA Vaccination Clinic this evening May 25, 2022 from 5:30pm- 7pm.

05/11/2022

Our beautiful orange tabby cat “ Nemo” crossed over the rainbow bridge yesterday! He was Dr. Billingsley’s late son Scott’s cat. We are not 100% sure how old Nemo was, but at least 17 years old. He now joined his dad Scott Billingsley in Heaven. We will miss our lunch sharing, lap sharing cuddling buddy! 😿🐈🐾🌈

04/06/2022

This was given to Dr. Billingsley from one of her good clients. 100% true and funny 🤣

02/16/2022

Welcome to our new member of the Billingsley Veterinary Clinic… our new 2022 GMC VET TRUCK. It was finally time to retire the black truck, she worked hard for 17 years.