Jasper Veterinary Clinic

Our Mission

Jasper Veterinary Clinic prioritizes compassionate care, client education, and the highest quality medicine and surgery for pets in the Walker County area. We believe in building strong relationships with our clients and delivering personalized, patient-centered care.

Meet the Team

Our experienced team consists of skilled veterinarians and dedicated staff committed to providing exceptional service and comprehensive care for your furry friends. Led by Dr. Roberts, our passionate veterinarian with over 4 years of experience in Jasper, we are dedicated to staying at the forefront of veterinary medicine. Our office manager, Marsha, brings a decade of experience in rescue and is a proud mom to two senior dachshunds.

1. Vaccinations and Preventive Medicine

We offer a comprehensive range of vaccinations for both dogs and cats, following the guidelines of the American Animal Hospital Association. We also provide routine preventive care, including parasite control, deworming, and nutritional advice.

2. Internal Medicine

Our experienced veterinarians diagnose and manage various health issues affecting internal organs, including diabetes, kidney disease, and infections. We also offer comprehensive diagnostic services, including blood tests, urine analysis, and imaging.

3. Dentistry

We prioritize oral health and offer comprehensive dental care, from routine examinations and cleanings to advanced dental surgery.

4. Senior Wellness

Senior pets require special attention, and we tailor our care to address their unique needs. We offer discounted laboratory tests and monitor for age-related conditions like cancer, kidney disease, and cognitive decline.

5. Surgery

From routine tooth extractions to complex surgeries such as bladder stone removal and cancer treatment, our experienced surgeons perform a wide range of procedures with precision and care. We provide clear pre- and post-surgical information and support.

6. Spaying & Neutering

Spaying and neutering your pets not only prevents unwanted litters but also reduces the risk of certain cancers, infections, and behavioral problems.