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Building customizable care with the best interest of you and your pet in mind

Jonathan H Adcock DVM CCAT
Trail Running Dog Jack

About Adcock Veterinary Orthopedic Solutions

We provide a seamless quality of care from surgery to recovery.

Dr. Adcock discovered his passion for veterinary medicine at 8 years old, leading him to pursue a lifelong career in this field. He graduated in 2008 from the University of Tennessee with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. Since then, he has furthered his expertise with advanced education in orthopedic surgery, regenerative medicine, and animal rehabilitation. His commitment to animal care is evident in every aspect of his practice.

SERVICES

This image is an X-ray of an animal's forearm and elbow joint, showing a surgically repaired fracture. The elbow appears to be fixed with metal screws, with the full bones extending into the wrist visible in the scan.

Advanced Orthopedic Surgery

Fracture repair, cruciate ligament repair, patella stabilization.

This image captures a brown and black dog wearing protective eyewear, undergoing a therapeutic laser treatment, its owner is holding the device. The dog is lying comfortably on a black padded surface while being treated.

Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative treatments for pet health.​

A golden retriever, wearing a blue recovery collar, is utilizing a hydrotherapy underwater treadmill.

Physical
Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation therapy for optimal recovery.​

RECOMMENDED
PRODUCTS

Dr. Adcock and Allyni with a successful rehab patient graduating

TESTIMONIALS

Our patients and their owners are at the heart of what we do. Here’s what they have to say:

Stella's ACL surgery was a success and her recovery has been nothing short of amazing.  We are beyond grateful for the compassionate skilled team.  She couldn't have been in better hands.  One tough pup with the best support system!

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Melissa K

Great Care and Communication

Teri S

Dr. Adcock was very compassionate and understanding when we brought in our dog that had been hit. He sat down with us went over the scans, and what he recommends doing. The office staff was there to comfort us while we were upset on the unknown. They also called us a couple days later to check on our dog which I thought was so sweet of them.

Anonymous 

Excellent care!  Provided clear directions and great overall care.  Great staff; PT was so good for my dog and she seemed to enjoy each visit!  An improvement in my dogs health and walking.

Sheri C

FOOTHILLS is the place to go! My mini schnauzer was hit by car, a sight no one wishes to see. Was transferred to Dr Adcock. Was in surgery 5 hrs to repair broken pelvis. They cared for him like he was thier baby. Sent pictures because we couldn't go everyday.  Dr Adcock called us with daily reports. Greatest group of people I have been in contact with. Love, love these people! They go the extra mile.

Nancy H

The good doctor!

Jane Taylor

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are regenerative therapies and how can it benefit my pet?

Common therapies include Platelet Rich Plasma injections, Stem Cell injections and LASER therapy.

 

Platelet Rich Plasma is used to treat various orthopedic conditions such as ligaments injuries and osteoarthritis.  It can be an effective treatment solution for managing pain and improving your pet's mobility.  Treatments are minimally invasive, utilizing light sedation and quickly performed.  

 

Stem cells help to repair & regenerate damaged or diseased tissues caused by advanced osteoarthritis, tendon or ligament injuries. Treatments are moderately invasive, utilizing general anesthesia & can be completed in a few hours.

 

Laser therapy treats a wide variety of conditions including post-surgical inflammation, acute & chronic disease states. Treatments

are non-invasive, pain, drug & surgery free. Treatments can be administered in less than 15 minutes.

Benefits of crate training/proper crate use, leash walking and orthopedic beds

After surgery, the patients body is working overtime to repair tissues, reduce inflammation, and rebuild strength. Proper exercise restriction is crucial to allowing your pet to heal.  They must be confined to a crate or small area that prevents excessive movement and doesn't allow for improper movement.  Walking with a short (less than 6 feet) leash will encourage proper movement and start the process of rebuilding muscle.  When not engaging in rehab exercises or going to the bathroom the pet needs to be resting.    During deep sleep cycles tissue regeneration accelerates, inflammation reduces, the immune system strengthens, and pain sensitivity decreases. That means quality sleep isn’t just a comfort, it’s a critical part of the healing process. Just like you wouldn’t want to sleep on a hard surface after an operation, your dog needs a bed that provides proper joint support and reduces pressure points. 

How can I prepare for surgery? and Rehab benefits

Preparing your pet for surgery involves a thorough consultation.  We have spent countless hours putting together handouts to help you prepare and aid for success in your pets recovery.  AVOS also provides organized rehabilitation services and packages.  Studies show that pets recover 3 weeks quicker under the care of a rehab therapist.   Discussing the process with your pets team will help you understand what to expect and how AVOS can help your pet return to normal life as soon as possible. 

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A dog running inside a water treadmill, branded as "Oasis Pro H2O". The dog is wearing a red collar and is positioned in the center of the machine, with the ADCOCK Veterinary Orthopedic Solutions logo and other technical elements visible.
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