Oakwell Animal Hospital

🐾 Is your pup a social butterfly? While socializing is great for their well-being, it can come with risks. Here are a few tips to keep your furry friend safe during playdates:

💉 Stay Up-to-Date on Vaccinations: Ensure your dog is protected against common diseases.
🧼 Practice Good Hygiene: Regular grooming and cleaning reduce the risk of infections.
🐕‍🦺 Supervise Interactions: Monitor your dog’s play to prevent aggressive behavior and injury.
👀 Watch for Signs of Illness: Early detection is key to keeping your pet healthy.
For more tips on keeping your dog safe while they socialize, check out this article by the AVMA: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/dogs-social-lives-and-disease-risks

At Oakwell, our staff genuinely cares for your whole family. Your pet's health is our top priority, and we ensure they receive the best care possible. 🐾❤️

🌩️🐾 Is your pet scared of storms? Thunder and lightning can be really stressful for our furry friends, but there are ways to help! 🌟

✔️ Create a safe space
✔️ Use calming sounds
✔️ Try desensitization techniques
✔️ Consult your vet for advice

Let's help our pets feel safe and secure during stormy weather! 💙

Thunder and Furry: Helping Pets Overcome Storm Phobias Animal hospitals around the world earn AAHA accreditation to strengthen their business, advance their team, and provide the best possible care to companion animals.

For comprehensive and compassionate pet care, look no further than Oakwell Animal Hospital. Discover our services at https://oakwell.vet/our-services/.

Oakwell Animal Hospital | Johnson City, TN Veterinarians Our team focuses on you as our client as well as your pet as our patient, perfectly balancing the needs of each of you.

🐾 Be prepared! Learn essential first-aid tips to keep your pets safe in emergencies. Your quick actions can make all the difference! 🏥🐶🐱
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First aid tips for pet owners First aid is not a substitute for veterinary care, but it may save your pet’s life until you can get to a veterinarian.

Sending a heartfelt farewell to our amazing Max! A proud graduate of East Tennessee State University, Max has spent his summers working with a wide range of wildlife, from sea lions to macaws. Now, he's off to Busch Gardens to take care of tigers and monkeys!! We wish him the very best on his new adventure and know he'll achieve great things!

Spaying/neutering = healthier, happier pets! Prevent unwanted litters, diseases, and behaviors. This , learn more about the benefits and discuss options and timing with your vet. Let's give our furry friends the best care!

Spaying and neutering Talk to your veterinarian about the benefits and risks of spaying and neutering so you can make an informed decision.

Thank you for nominating us! We're thrilled to be in 3 categories: Boarding/Kennel, Pet-Friendly Business, & Vet Clinic! 🐾 The 1st round of voting ends on 8/11. Your support means the world to us! 🌟

Check out Oakwell Animal Hospital. They have a different approach to being a vet clinic. They think about the long term at every appointment. Advocating for not only the animal but for the owners as well. They also focus on the health of the animal and are super detailed in explanations to the pet owners.

July's Staff Spotlight shines on Traci! Her love for animals started early and has only grown stronger over the years. She's a dedicated mom who shares her deep affection for pets with her two children, and she's happily married to her best friend. Outside of work, Traci enjoys gaming (both tabletop and console), attending conventions, gardening, and coaching children's soccer. Her household is lively with three tailless cats and a dog, and she's such a fan of comic books that she named one of her children after Batman! Fun fact: Traci's favorite animals are Opossums, and her dream is to hold one someday! Get to know Traci and the rest of our staff at https://oakwell.vet/meet-our-team/traci/

Trust Oakwell Animal Hospital for all your pet's healthcare needs. Visit www.oakwell.vet or call us to see how we can help! 🏥🐾

We're beyond excited and incredibly thankful for Sully's Steamers!🥳 They treated us to some delicious food, and we can't wait for you to try it too. Make sure to check them out at the grand opening on Monday! 🚀

As we enjoy warmer weather, it’s crucial to keep our pets safe from the heat. Make sure they always have access to fresh water and shade outdoors, and keep them free from fleas, ticks, and heartworm with preventive care. Recognize signs of heat stress by consulting your vet, and avoid leaving pets in cars or on hot surfaces like asphalt. Continue reading for more tips and keep your furry friends comfortable and healthy all summer long! https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/warm-weather-pet-safety

Discover specialized care for your feline friend at Oakwell Animal Hospital! Our Fear Free environment, complete with elevated "cat parking" and stress-minimizing equipment, ensures a calm visit every time. From annual check-ups and vaccines to senior cat care and spaying/neutering services, we prioritize your cat's health at every stage of life. Explore all our services dedicated to the well-being of your purr-fect companion! https://oakwell.vet/cat-services/

Come out and see us this Saturday at BarkBound for the 2nd Annual FunFest Walk n' Wag with BarkBound & Healthy Kingsport! 🐶🩵💙

We are so thankful for all of your patience and support during this season of disruption. We are thrilled to share that our repairs have been completed and we are in the beginning stages of reopening. This week we will be putting the final touches on the lobby, and starting to see patients - like sweet Trina this morning!

Today and tomorrow we have a limited caseload and are unable to take any walk-ins. We will be fully operational again starting Monday.

Less than three weeks ago, the accident in our lobby was certainly a scary one. We are so thankful that there were only minor scrapes and no serious injuries. Your concerns and prayers were greatly appreciated while we rebuilt. It feels good to be back in our building and get back to what we love best, caring for you and your furry family. See you soon!

Summer's here, and we're diving in! But let's not forget about our furry friends. Did you know dogs can get swimmer’s ear too? Watch out for signs like head shaking, pawing at ears, or restlessness after water play—it could mean discomfort. Just like us, dogs' ears can trap water and bacteria, leading to irritation.

To keep your dog's ears happy, consider regular ear care routines and discuss preventive measures with your vet. They can recommend drying ear drops or other tips to avoid discomfort. Let's make this summer splash-tastic for our four-legged friends! https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&catId=102899&id=8613036&ind=299&objTypeID=1007

Nail trimming for your cat is an important part of their care routine! It helps prevent injuries and protects your furniture. Depending on your cat’s lifestyle, the frequency may vary—from indoor cats needing more trims to outdoor cats naturally wearing down their nails. Here are some tips: Start early with kittens, use high-value treats, and keep sessions calm and positive. With patience and practice, nail trimming will become a breeze. Need help getting started? Ask your vet for tips! Your furniture (and your hands) will thank you.

Nail Trimming Regularly trimming your cat’s nails can prevent injury and damage to household items. Make sure you have proper feline nail trimmers so your cat's nails don't splinter. The frequency of nail trimming will depend on your cat’s lifestyle. Indoor cats, kittens, and older cats will need more regular...

While we are hard at work repairing our lobby to reopen our doors, please take a minute to show your love for Oakwell by nominating us!

Click the link, go to the PETS page, and then to Veterinary Clinic. Nominate Oakwell there! 😊

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Oakwell Animal Hospital Animal Hospital in Johnson City, offering compassionate veterinary care that is always wag-worthy.

🚨 Closure Notice 🚨 Oakwell will be closed this Saturday, July 6th. Thank you for your understanding!

Valued Clients and Community Members,

On July 1st, Oakwell Animal Hospital experienced an accident that, while alarming, resulted thankfully in no injuries to our animals, and only minor cuts to our clients, staff, and the involved driver. This incident underscores how fortunate we are, and we deeply appreciate the swift response and cooperation of everyone involved.

At Oakwell, our commitment to providing exceptional medical care to our beloved four-legged companions remains unwavering. As we work diligently to reopen our doors promptly and resume our top-tier veterinary care services, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your understanding and patience. Your trust in us is invaluable, and we remain committed to upholding the highest standards of care and service.

Right now, our staff is regrouping, and rebuilding plans are getting underway so we can get back to caring for our patients as quickly as possible. We thank you for your patience. If you have an upcoming appointment, our staff will be calling with additional details. If you have questions, please call us at (423) 342-2753. If your pet is having an emergency, please visit one of our partner clinics in the area, or Airport Animal Hospital if it is after hours.

Additional information about our schedules and reopening will be posted here, so please stay tuned and reach out with any questions.

This week we are most thankful for safety as we set our sights on the rebuilding efforts to come.

-Oakwell Animal Hospital Management

As you celebrate the 4th of July today, remember that fireworks and loud noises can be stressful for our furry friends. Create a safe, quiet space for them, keep them indoors, and ensure their ID tags are up to date to ensure they remain safe.

On July 1st, our facility sustained lobby damage due to an accident. Thankfully, there were only minor human injuries and no pet injuries. We will keep you informed about our progress in resuming operations and returning to caring for animals. We appreciate your understanding.

As the Fourth of July approaches, it's crucial to remember our furry companions amidst the excitement. Loud celebrations and picnics can be frightening and even dangerous for pets. To ensure their safety, update their identification, create a secure environment, and keep them indoors during fireworks displays and parties. Let's celebrate responsibly, keeping our beloved pets safe and happy this Independence Day.

July 4 safety Fireworks, picnics and other 4th of July traditions can be great fun for people, but frightening and dangerous for animals. Know how to keep your animals safe.

Excited to be part of Downtown Johnson City Fridays After 5 again this year! We had a special guest stop by our booth—Rocky the Bat Dog of the Johnson City Doughboys. Come say hi when we're back on July 19th! 🎉

Maisy and Jayme are two peas in a pod 💕

As temperatures soar, ensuring our furry companions stay cool is paramount. While the instinct to shave their coats may seem logical, it's important to understand that for many breeds, their fur acts as a natural barrier against overheating. This , learn more about the reality of coat clipping and alternatives to help your pup beat the heat this summer. https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&catId=102898&id=10409091&ind=398&objTypeID=1007

With advancements in vet care, our furry friends are living longer, but they need special attention as they age. At Oakwell, we're here to cater to their unique needs, offering comprehensive senior wellness exams and personalized care plans. From arthritis to end-of-life discussions, our team is dedicated to ensuring your pet's health and happiness. https://oakwell.vet/senior-animal-care/

Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads of both pets and humans! 🐾👨‍👧‍👦

We are always happy to help our clients! We appreciate your kind review, Lauren!

June's Staff Spotlight shines on Jayme! As a Customer Service Representative, she's one of the first faces you see when you visit Oakwell.
For Jayme, family always comes first. Her cherished clan includes her daughters Allie and Ashley, son-in-law Wade, and the little delights, grandson Wyatt and granddaughter Wrenley. And let's not forget her extended family members, both furry and non-furry, who bring boundless joy to her life: from Harley the grandpuppy and Luna the pup, to Alex and Selina the grandkitties, Freya the ball python, Dunkin the furbaby tabby, and Sonny the grandhorse. It's safe to say, Jayme loves all of God's creatures... except spiders, bugs, and clowns!

Get to know more about Jayme and the rest of the Oakwell staff at https://oakwell.vet/meet-our-team/.