We provide wellness care as well as advanced medical, surgical, diagnostics and therapeutics for pets of all ages. The caring staff at Meridian Animal Clinic performs both general cleaning baths and medicated baths that fit into our skin therapy protocols. Boarding at Meridian Animal Clinic ensures that your pet will be under the constant supervision of our veterinary technicians.
Digital radiography is becoming the standard of care for progressive veterinary hospitals, and it enables our doctor to make better informed, immediate decisions for the health of your pet. Meridian Animal Clinic is a full-service animal veterinary clinic and hospital that has been providing the Meridian community with expert medical treatment in combination with personal and compassionate service since 1974.
We offer everything pet related including boarding, grooming, dental care, digital radiography, large animal care, ophthalmology, surgery, and rehabilitation services to name but a few. Our licensed veterinarian, Dr. Leslie G. Williams is well-versed in advanced medical, surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic treatments.
Digital radiography is becoming the standard of care for progressive veterinary hospitals, and it enables our doctor to make better informed, immediate decisions for the health of your pet. Meridian Animal Clinic is a full-service animal veterinary clinic and hospital that has been providing the Meridian community with expert medical treatment in combination with personal and compassionate service since 1974.
We offer everything pet related including boarding, grooming, dental care, digital radiography, large animal care, ophthalmology, surgery, and rehabilitation services to name but a few. Our licensed veterinarian, Dr. Leslie G. Williams is well-versed in advanced medical, surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic treatments.
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Dr. Williams is a lifelong resident of Meridian, Mississippi.
He graduated from the Clarkdale Attendance Center and moved on to university, graduating with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003.
Since earning his doctorate in veterinary medicine, Dr. Williams has been serving Meridian and the surrounding areas with his professional skills and compassionate manner.
He and his wife, Jill, reside in Meridian with their two sons, Rush and Mathis.
He graduated from the Clarkdale Attendance Center and moved on to university, graduating with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003.
Since earning his doctorate in veterinary medicine, Dr. Williams has been serving Meridian and the surrounding areas with his professional skills and compassionate manner.
He and his wife, Jill, reside in Meridian with their two sons, Rush and Mathis.
Do you typically take your pets with you on vacation?
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you just can't take them with you?
If you ever need a place to care for your pets when you have to be away from home, bring them to us at Meridian Animal Clinic in Meridian, Mississippi.
We will be happy to provide a home away from home for your special pets.
Boarding at Meridian Animal Clinic ensures that your pet will be under the constant supervision of our veterinary technicians.
Your pet will be cared for as if it were one of our own.
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you just can't take them with you?
If you ever need a place to care for your pets when you have to be away from home, bring them to us at Meridian Animal Clinic in Meridian, Mississippi.
We will be happy to provide a home away from home for your special pets.
Boarding at Meridian Animal Clinic ensures that your pet will be under the constant supervision of our veterinary technicians.
Your pet will be cared for as if it were one of our own.
Did you know that one of the most neglected aspects of pet health is dental care?
Did you also know that by providing your pets with regular dental care you can actually extend their life span?
As with people, oral disease in pets begins with bacteria in the mouth that harden and form plaque that adhere to teeth.
If these bacteria are not removed through regular care and cleaning by a veterinarian, they will continue to accumulate, harden into tartar, and can eventually lead to the development of periodontal disease.
Did you also know that by providing your pets with regular dental care you can actually extend their life span?
As with people, oral disease in pets begins with bacteria in the mouth that harden and form plaque that adhere to teeth.
If these bacteria are not removed through regular care and cleaning by a veterinarian, they will continue to accumulate, harden into tartar, and can eventually lead to the development of periodontal disease.
Is your pet constantly scratching, biting or licking at the same area of skin?
Has your pet been experiencing hair loss or developing scabs or dandruff?
Have you noticed a change in your pet's skin, coat color, or texture?
Is there a bad odor coming from your pet's skin or ears?
If you notice your pet experiencing any of these symptoms, don't just ignore it and think that the problem will go away.
Irritation of the skin is typically caused by an allergic reaction to something in the immediate environment.
Has your pet been experiencing hair loss or developing scabs or dandruff?
Have you noticed a change in your pet's skin, coat color, or texture?
Is there a bad odor coming from your pet's skin or ears?
If you notice your pet experiencing any of these symptoms, don't just ignore it and think that the problem will go away.
Irritation of the skin is typically caused by an allergic reaction to something in the immediate environment.
Diagnostic tools such as radiography (x-ray) units are critical for veterinary clinics for the simple reason that our pets can't talk to us and tell us what is wrong when they have a problem.
Sometimes, an external exam does not provide all the information a veterinarian needs to determine the overall health of your pet.
An important diagnostic tool that we use at Meridian Animal Clinic is digital radiography.
It can be extremely beneficial in helping our veterinarian locate broken bones, objects your pet may have swallowed, fluid buildup, tumors, enlarged organs, and the presence of pneumonia.
Sometimes, an external exam does not provide all the information a veterinarian needs to determine the overall health of your pet.
An important diagnostic tool that we use at Meridian Animal Clinic is digital radiography.
It can be extremely beneficial in helping our veterinarian locate broken bones, objects your pet may have swallowed, fluid buildup, tumors, enlarged organs, and the presence of pneumonia.
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