Jackson Animal Clinic

01/30/2026

PLEASE REMEMBER THIS WEEKEND IS GOING TO BE FREEZING. PLEASE BRING YOUR BABIES INSIDE OR GET THEM IN A WARM AREA

01/28/2026

COME IN TODAY AND GET YOUR PROHEART 12... THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT ESPECIALLY IF YOU FORGET TO GIVE YOUR FUR BABIES THEIR HEART WORM PREVENTION. ONE SHOT EQUALS 12 MONTHS OF PROTECTION FROM HEART WORMS. WANT TO KNOW MORE PLEASE CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION... (601-355-5113)

01/25/2026

Weather Delay Notice – Monday, January 26

Due to forecasted icy and unsafe road conditions, Jackson Animal Clinic will have a delayed opening on Monday, 1/26/26, to ensure the safety of our staff, clients, and patients.

We plan to open at 9:00 AM, pending road conditions.

We appreciate your understanding and patience. Please stay safe and warm.

For emergencies, please contact the AERC in Flowood at 601-939-8900.

01/23/2026

Please Bring your Fur babies inside a warm area for their safety...
Keep up to date weather tips by following your local new station..
Keep safe from our families to yours...

01/22/2026

FRIENDLY REMINDER.... DONT FORGET TO KEEP YOUR BABIES INSIDE DURING FREEZING WEATHER... THEY ARE COLD JUST LIKE US... TAKE THE TIME TO CUDDLE UP AND KEEP COZZY WITH YOUR FUR BABIES...

01/22/2026

01/06/2026

OPEN YOUR HEART AND HOME TO A RESCUE IT MIGHT JUST CHANGE BOTH OF YOUR LIFES...

01/06/2026

Everyone’s pretending to love the cold, but let’s be honest, this is cozy season. It’s also National Cuddle Up Day, which means you have permission to stay inside and lay out on the couch with your furry friend! Snap a photo with your pet and tag us to show how you both survive the coziest season in style.

01/05/2026

HOW ABOUT A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION TO KEEP YOUR BABIES ON HEART WORM PREVENTION ALL YEAR AROUND... CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR ONLINE PHARMACY FOR DIRECT SHIPMENT...

01/02/2026

HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE STAFF AT JACKSON ANIMAL CLINIC

12/29/2025

REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR PETS IN DURING FREEZING WEATHER FOR THEIR SAFETY...

12/26/2025

Cute winter fact. Dogs often get extra silly and energetic in the snow because the cold air and new textures turn it into a giant playground for their senses. ❄️🐶