Morgan County Animal Hospital

12/18/2024

Popeye is a MoCo Mutts Rescue Center rescue! Popeye was a stray with a shattered leg. Unfortunately it couldn’t be saved so we had to remove it. It ended up getting infected so he had to have an extended stay with us to nurse him back to health! Our Dr. Smith ended up falling in love with him and now he lives with her. Popeye now has two kids to love him and a dog to annoy! We are selling stockings the entire month of December where ALL the proceeds go to MocoMutts! Stockings have goodies for your furry family members and make great gifts!

12/16/2024

Blanche and Dorothy are MocoMutts Rescues! The girls were dropped off with their mom and 8 other siblings at the Moco mutts. They had severe upper respiratory infections and weighed less than a pound, which was a quarter of what their litter mates weighed. They had to be bottle fed and on several rounds of antibiotics. They became a member of the family quickly and found their forever home among our tech, Shannon’s mayhem household 💜 please support MoCo Mutts Rescue Center by stopping by today to get stockings for your pets! MocoMutts resale store will also have a few stockings to sell!

12/10/2024

Jasper was a MoCo Mutts Rescue Center rescue! He came to us with severe burns on his entire back. Moco Mutts graciously took him in and got him the care he so desperately needed for 7 months until our manager, Delilah, fell in love with him and adopted him. Because of Moco Mutts Jasper is now living a pain-free, spoiled life. Please show your support of Moco Mutts this holiday season by coming in and getting a stocking for your pet! 100% of the proceeds go to Moco Mutts! They also make wonderful gifts for friends!

12/02/2024

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! We are doing our annual stocking benefit for Moco Mutts Rescue! 100% of the proceeds will go to the rescue and your pet (dog or cat) gets a present for Christmas! We will be selling these the ENTIRE month of December and prices will range $5-$50 so stop by to get yours! MoCo Mutts Rescue Center

11/25/2024

Just a reminder we will be closed for Thanksgiving this Thursday! Here are some tips to keep your furry family member from getting sick! If you do have an emergency on Thursday we will direct you to the Knoxville animal emergency and specialty center at 865-693-4440

11/15/2024

Check out some of our happy patients this week.

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11/08/2024

It has been a great week full of cute pets! Thank you for trusting us to care for them.

10/29/2024

It’s Halloween week! Stop by the clinic this Thursday to get your pets trick-or-treat. If they stop by in costume they also will get a little photo shoot to be featured on the page! Happy Halloween!🎃 👻

10/07/2024

Attention! Everyone with the cell carrier Verizon, for some reason your calls are unable to go through. Please call our cell phone at 865-318-9387 until further notice! Remember our hours are 8am-6pm and closed for lunch 1pm-2pm. Thank you for your patience!

10/05/2024

Is your horse up to date on vaccines?

October 22, 2024 UPDATE: Another equine case has been detected in Gibson County. Continue to implement vector precautions.

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TDA’s Animal Health Division confirms a positive case of West Nile Virus in a horse in Morgan County. This serves as a reminder of the importance of vaccination and proactive health measures.

- Vaccinate Your Horses: Ensure your horses are up-to-date with their vaccinations. This is the most effective way to prevent West Nile Virus and other infectious diseases.
- Control Mosquito Populations: These pests are the primary vectors for West Nile Virus. Reduce standing water around your property, use mosquito repellents, and install screens or nets to minimize exposure to animals and humans.
- Monitor for Symptoms: Be vigilant for any signs of illness in your horses, such as fever, weakness, or neurological signs, and consult your veterinarian immediately if you notice anything unusual.
- Spread Awareness: Share this information with fellow horse owners and local communities. The more people know, the better.

09/20/2024

Horace was a hero this week. He donated blood to a kitten in need.

09/12/2024

Cuddles is enjoying our new waiting room. We would like to thank everyone for their patience while we were under construction.

09/06/2024

Benji had surgery this week and is very handsome in his comfurt recovery collar. Benji says collars are not that bad and keep him out of trouble!

08/30/2024

Little Mila came in today for her puppy vaccines. We can’t wait to watch her grow!

08/19/2024

🚧 under construction 🚧 We are currently working on giving the clinic a face lift! We’re expanding the reception desk and creating a waiting area for you all! We appreciate your patience while the construction is under way for the next couple weeks!

06/25/2024

Here is your annual reminder that 4th of July can be a very stressful day for your furry friends. Please call us as soon as possible if you think your pet needs something extra to keep them calm during the festivities. We will be closed July 4th!