PetWellClinic has been providing high-quality vet care that requires no appointment for over a decade. But do you know how it all began? This convenient alternative for busy pet owners who still want the best for their furry friends began with a veterinarian and a...
PetWellClinic has been providing walk-in vet care for dogs and cats since 2010. What started as a convenient alternative to a traditional veterinary clinic in Knoxville, TN, has grown to include locations in multiple states, extended hours of operation in the evenings and on the...
Sniffing, sneezing, headache, stuffy nose… it’s that time of year! Seasonal allergies can be a major pain. But did you know that your pet can have seasonal allergies too? Seasonal allergies in your pet are more common than you might realize. Their symptoms may be a...
Have your kids been begging for a new puppy all year? Have you been thinking about getting a new pet for yourself for a while? Maybe you’ve been searching animal shelters and rescues for months looking for the one for you, and you finally made...
Telemedicine is the delivery of health care services when the doctor is at a separate location from the patient. By using technology including cell phones and computers, doctors are able to consult with patients. Medical care is delivered from a distance through the use of...
In 2009, during the Great Recession, Dr. Sam Meisler came up with his idea of the PetWellClinic. “The original idea came up while reading the New York Times in bed with my morning coffee way back in 2006,” said Dr. Meisler. “In fact, it was...
In early May, Amber L. visited the PetwellClinic in Farragut with her dog, Tanner. Amber was concerned because Tanner was in pain from inflamed paws, and had not been acting like himself because of the discomfort. He had been licking at his paws, but his...
We’ve all heard the old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” before, and this is certainly true when it comes to the health of our pets. Four of the most common pet health problems—fleas, ear infections, obesity, and dental disease—can...
While most cat owners are surprised when their beloved cat is diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, it’s actually the most common hormone-related feline disease. A cat’s thyroid helps regulate many bodily functions, primarily metabolism. But when the thyroid produces too much of the hormone thyroxine, it sends...
Did you realize that by the age of three, two-thirds of all cats will have some form of periodontal disease? What many cat owners don’t know is that the progressive inflammation and bacterial infection associated with dental disease can also spread throughout the body, permanently...