Saucier Veterinary Hospital

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Saucier Veterinary Hospital Our doctor, Dr Ann, has over 30 years of experience with large animals, dogs and cats, and don’t forget the wonderful exotics.

We’re open 6 days a week to serve you.  Our focus at Saucier Veterinary Hospital has always been quality. We have always tried to put the animal's health and care first, while giving the family as much education and help as possible. We have been serving the Saucier area and theGulf Coast for many years, always finding new ways to make the care more affordable and payment plans second to none in the area. There are virtually no type of animal we do not care for. Dr. Askew focuses on exotic birds, lizards, snakes, small mammals,primates, and wildlife. Dr. Ann cares for horses, goats, pigs, and together they both care for dogs and cats. They have both been working at this hospital since 1997. There is a full staff of technicians, receptionists, and groomers that are ready to help with questions, scheduling, payment options, and advice Monday thru Saturday. We refer our after hour emergencies to the Emergency Hospital in Woolmarket. We offer boarding for both healthy and special needs babies. Our staff conducts a physical exam daily for all patients and boarders. We have groomers available by appointment . Or extensive in house laboratory offers cbc, multiple chemistry panels, urinalysis, cytologies, thyroid testing, blood sugar monitoring, and emergency monitoring. Our full surgery suite is fully equipped with pulse oximetry, ecg, electrocautery, orthopedic equipment, flexible and rigid endoscopy, and dental equipment. We carry most familiar brands and products, such as Advantage multi, Frontline Tritak, Trifexis, Comfortis, Capstar, Interceptor, Sentinel, and many others. Our hospital as a whole takes much time to help educate our clients on current medications, disease processes, payment options, zoonotic hazards, treatment options, and other difficult decisions. Our patients, and our clients, become a part of our family.

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09/13/2026

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🦠 Rabies: Protection Looks Different for Different Species 🐶🐱🐴🐄

Rabies is a fatal disease that affects all mammals, including pets, horses and livestock. Rabies vaccines are among the most effective vaccines available and remain a reliable way to protect both animals and people, in addition to avoiding exposure.

✅ Dogs and cats: Rabies vaccination is routine and required by law in most areas. Keeping your pets current on their rabies vaccine is an important part of responsible ownership and public health.

✅ Horses: While not always legally required, many horse owners choose to vaccinate against rabies because horses may be exposed to wildlife such as bats, raccoons, skunks and foxes.

⚠️ Cattle, sheep, goats, and other ruminants: Ruminant animals (e.g., cattle, goats, sheep) are not routinely vaccinated for rabies in the U.S. Instead, vaccination decisions are typically based on a risk assessment that considers factors such as geographic location, animal occupation, wildlife exposure, herd management practices and animal value.

📞 The best approach is to discuss your animals' specific risks with your veterinarian. Together, you can determine whether rabies vaccination should be part of your herd or flock health plan.

09/13/2026
More Rabies news. Please be vigilant and get those babies vaccinated
09/12/2026

More Rabies news. Please be vigilant and get those babies vaccinated

Nationwide Increase in Reported Human Rabies Exposures: Rabies Post-exposure Prophylaxis Administrat

🚨 IMPORTANT COMMUNITY ALERT — MIRE, LOUISIANA 🚨A dog in the Mire area has tested positive for rabies. Please take this s...
09/04/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT COMMUNITY ALERT — MIRE, LOUISIANA 🚨

A dog in the Mire area has tested positive for rabies. Please take this seriously and make sure every dog, cat, horse, and other eligible animal in your care is current on their rabies vaccination.

Rabies is deadly and can spread to both animals and people through bites, scratches, or contact with infected saliva.

✅ Check your animals’ vaccination records today.
✅ Keep pets safely contained and away from wildlife or unfamiliar animals.
✅ Do not touch bats, raccoons, skunks, foxes, or animals acting strangely.
✅ If your pet may have been exposed, contact your veterinarian immediately.
✅ If a person has been bitten or exposed to saliva, wash the area thoroughly and seek medical care right away.

Please don’t wait until it is too late. Rabies vaccination protects your animals, your family, and our entire community.

Please share this post and help us spread awareness—not rabies.

Monday September 7th
08/31/2026

Monday September 7th

Recent rabies outbreaks in TX and NC. Please let’s do our part and ensure our fur babies are up to date on shots especia...
08/31/2026

Recent rabies outbreaks in TX and NC. Please let’s do our part and ensure our fur babies are up to date on shots especially the rabies vaccine.

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Possible exposure dates/locations include:
-Statesville
-Lexington
-Mecklenburg
-Watauga
-Burke
-Davie
-Durham
-Iredell counties.

If you touched or handled the goats at any of these events, contact your local health department before visiting urgent care/ER to see if preventive treatment is needed.
Rabies is deadly but preventable.

More info here epi.dph.ncdhhs.gov/cd/diseases/rabies.html

08/24/2026

Hey yall! 🚨Read below for a special promotion! 🚨
If you refer someone from now until the end of the year, you will each receive 10% off of one groom!! Share this post and tag your people!
ALSO
We will be doing a pup+parent gift basket giveaway for Thanksgiving and Christmas! Stay tuned for the post about how to enter!!

We also Just wanted to put a gental reminder out to everyone to start booking all of your Holliday appointments now! The closer we get to each, the harder it will be to get an appointment!

06/20/2026

Due to so many being impacted by the flooding, we are offering boarding at a discounted rate for those who have been displaced and need a place for their babies. 228-831-4660

Address

22146 Highway 49
Saucier, MS
39574

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

(228) 831-4660

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