You are a first-time pet owner or an experienced livestock manager, having access to precise and reliable information helps you better support the health and well-being of your animals. Below are answers to common questions we receive from clients throughout the Cleveland, Tennessee, community.
SVS is a mixed-animal veterinary practice. We provide care for:
Our services support both small animal households and farm environments.
Yes. We provide mobile veterinary services for livestock owners. Farm calls allow us to evaluate animals, diagnose concerns, and provide treatment directly on your farm when transportation is impractical or unsafe.
Most animals benefit from a yearly wellness exam. Senior pets, working animals, and livestock herds may require more frequent evaluations depending on age, purpose, and health status. Our team can recommend a schedule based on your animal’s specific needs.
Vaccination needs vary by species. Common vaccines include:
During your appointment, we will review risk factors and recommend a personalized vaccination plan.
Seek immediate veterinary attention if you notice:
If you are unsure, call our clinic for guidance.
Yes. Our clinic is equipped for in-house diagnostics, including bloodwork, digital imaging, and laboratory testing. We also perform routine and emergency surgeries, including spay and neuter procedures, soft-tissue surgery, wound repair, and farm-animal procedures.
We recommend year-round parasite prevention due to Tennessee’s warm climate. Preventive medications, routine testing, pasture management, grooming, and vaccinations play an essential role in reducing exposure. Our team can help create a tailored parasite control plan for your pets or livestock.
You can schedule an appointment by calling our clinic or emailing our office. Farm calls and urgent cases may be prioritized depending on availability and need.
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We offer urgent and emergency care when possible. If an emergency occurs, call our clinic immediately for instructions. Some emergencies may require referral depending on severity and timing.
During your first appointment, our team will review your animal’s medical history, perform a physical exam, and discuss any concerns or goals you may have. For livestock herds or breeding operations, we may also evaluate environmental factors, herd health records, and long-term management needs.
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