July Fourth is a time for celebration, but the holiday can also be stressful and dangerous for pets who have a fireworks phobia, run away out of fear, or experience other holiday mishaps. To learn about the many hazards this holiday can present to your furry pal, read our Southern Crossing Animal Hospital team’s tips [...]

Ticks are small but pose a significant health risk to pets and people in Tennessee and many other regions. Tick bites can cause discomfort and transmit diseases, including Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Our Southern Crossing Animal Hospital team wants you to prepare your pet for tick encounters through appropriate prevention and management [...]

Traveling with pets can be a rewarding experience, allowing you to create lasting memories and deepen your bond on adventures together. However, pet travel also requires careful planning and preparation to ensure a safe and stress-free journey. No matter your chosen transportation mode, our Southern Crossing Animal Hospital team shares tips to make traveling with [...]

The “Big C”—cancer—takes many people’s and pets’ lives each year. Research shows cancer occurs in at least half of older dogs, and the disease also impacts cats. If your pet is diagnosed with cancer, you may feel overwhelmed. However, you should understand that treatment advancements now provide more effective options than ever before. Our Southern [...]