South Dixie Animal Hospital

09/04/2026

Meet Blue 💕🔥

Simply stunning, charming, and impossible to resist!

09/02/2026

Someone put these two in a frame because they are simply too beautiful not to admire! 🎨🖼️

08/31/2026

Monday Side-Eye 👀🐾😂

Bella has thoughts about Monday… and she’s not afraid to share them. 💅🐶

We feel you, Bella. We feel you.

08/28/2026

A big thank you to the Morris family and sweet Jazzy for treating our team to lunch! 🥰🐾

We are so grateful for your thoughtfulness and generosity. Our team definitely appreciates being spoiled by such wonderful clients! 💕

08/26/2026

🐾 Happy National Dog Day! 🐾

What better way to celebrate than by shining a spotlight on some beautiful pups who are still waiting for their forever families? ❤️

These sweet German Shepherds through SHARE: Shepherd Help and Rescue Effort are looking for loving homes and hoping today might be the day someone sees their picture and says, “That’s my dog!” 🏡🐶

If you’re looking to add a furry family member, please consider adoption! Contact SHARE to learn more about these deserving pups. And if you can’t adopt, sharing this post could help them find the perfect family. 💕

08/25/2026

Just look at that face! 😻

Ozzie has the most beautiful eyes, fluffy coat, and the sweetest little expression. 🤍🤎

08/21/2026

🚨 A quick reminder about “non-anesthetic” dentals:

They may look appealing, but a pet’s teeth can’t be properly examined, cleaned below the gumline, or evaluated for hidden dental disease while they’re awake. What looks clean on the surface doesn’t necessarily mean the mouth is healthy underneath.

Don’t be fooled by appearances — proper veterinary dental care goes far beyond making teeth look clean. 🦷🐾

Check it out! From 6 yr old Shih Tzu.
This dog had Non-Anesthetic Teeth Cleanings every 6 months since 1 year of age. Owner came to us (I worked at a veterinary dental specialty clinic) after seeing blood in food bowl. 18 teeth were abscessed. Owner was devastated because she thought she was doing what was best for her dog. This picture shows that the crown was clean but, the real problem was below the gumline. The danger of this type of cleaning is that the owner thinks the teeth are clean but, the infection is hidden. Cleaning below the gumline and dental X-rays can only be done under anesthesia. Education to pet owners is so important!
Here’s the AVDC statement.

https://afd.avdc.org/

For in-person and online dentistry classes, check out my website! 😻
www.vetdentistrytraining.com

08/19/2026

Calm, patient, and perfectly content. 🧘

Kiwi showing everyone what a good girl looks like ❤️

08/17/2026

Biiiiig Stretchy! 🐾🐾

Gotta get those muscles warmed up for a busy day

08/15/2026

Duffy showed up to work in his little orange “construction vest” to ensure everyone knows he’s in charge of quality control. 🚧🧡

Tiny foreman, big responsibility, and cutest smile on the job site.