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...
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet can be difficult and heartbreaking. Many faced with this painful reality want to commemorate their four legged family member in a significant way. There are several creative ways to do so including turning a pet's ashes into a diamond...
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...
Pets make us laugh. They provide unconditional love. Pets help teach us compassion and understanding. Great company for young and old alike, pets bring untold joy and pleasure to our lives. They also offer a wealth of benefits for our overall health and well being....
More seniors are sustaining fractures while walking their dog. According to a new study published by the University of Pennsylvania, fractures among older adults have more than doubled from 2004 to 2017. Over this 13 year period, US residents 65 years and older experienced a...
We are pleased to announce that Andrew Bodenstein, DVM, has joined the veterinary staff of PetWellClinic, and will be rotating among the three locations to get to know our family of clients and their pets. Born and raised in Spokane, Washington, Dr. Bodenstein grew up with...
[caption id="attachment_1418" align="alignright" width="125"] Heather Bhakta, DVM[/caption] [caption id="attachment_1417" align="alignright" width="127"] Sam Meisler, DVM[/caption] Congratulations to Dr. Sam Meisler, founder of PetWellClinic, and Dr. Heather Bhakta for being named two of the top three veterinarians in Knoxville in CityView Magazine’s “Best of the Best” 2016 survey. It’s an honor for...
In the first three months of this year, the Tennessee Department of Health confirmed rabies in three wild animals and five pet dogs and cats. “Rabies is a lethal disease, and the best way to protect your pets is to vaccinate,” said Charlie Hatcher, DVM,...
Ah, it’s sweet summertime in East Tennessee, when the living is easy but the ticks are aplenty. At the PetWellClinic of Knoxville and Alcoa, we know how crucial it is to protect your pets from tick-borne diseases. According to the Center For Disease Control and...