Surgery

    We perform all routine surgeries for your pet and offer a wide range of non-routine surgeries when needed.  We also offer cyrosurgery and electrosurgery for small mass removals.  We can refer you and your pet to an appropriate specialist if needed.

Dentistry

Most dogs and cats eventually need a professional dental cleaning using an ultrasonic scaler such as your dentist might use.  We also hand scale the teeth under the gum line where tartar often accumulates, then polish the teeth to reduce the recurrence of tartar buildup.  We also perform dental extractions when necessary. Dental procedures are preformed using the same inhalation anesthetic and careful monitoring techniques that we use for our surgical patients. Many pets have their teeth cleaned on an annual basis to help ensure optimal oral health.

Radiology

     At some point in your pet’s life, we may need an X-ray and/or ultrasound as part of a diagnostic work-up.  We are equipped with radiographic and ultrasound capability.

Senior Care

     We want our pets to remain healthy and happy for as long as possible, and this can be achieved through exercise, a healthy diet and regular veterinary checkups.  Aging changes such as arthritis, vision and hearing losses are normal and cannot be prevented.  Many changes related to disease however, can be managed and treated successfully if detected early.  We offer annual blood work screens to aid with detection of diabetes, liver, kidney disease and anemia.

Boarding

     We offer boarding for cats and dogs.  Because we don’t board a large number of pets our space does fill fast, especially prime holiday weeks.  We suggest that you make your reservations well in advance.  Please contact us for more information on rates and availability.

Emergency

    Dr. Lisa Jividen is available for emergency situations for current clients.  Please call our clinic at (931) 484-8060 for instructions on contacting our veterinarian.

     What to do:

              *Remain calm.

              *Call our clinic

              *Do NOT attempt home remedies.

              *Be cautious when handling injured animals.  Animals in pain often bite.

              *Be sure you know how to get to the hospital.