Healthy Pet Clinic
The Healthy Pet Clinic is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (excluding 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily) by appointment only and spay and neuter surgeries are available Tuesday through Friday.
The Christian-David Healthy Pet Clinic is a veterinary center that offers affordable care to animals and their owners throughout the region. Since opening in 2018, the clinic has served more than 65,000 animals. The clinic’s ongoing services include annual vaccinations, heartworm testing, discounted preventative medication, dental care and nutritional guidance. Spaying and neutering are the most critical components in promoting animal welfare.
“Spaying and neutering are the most important aspects of controlling the animal overpopulation crisis,” said Dr. Michelle Cox, DVM, who leads the shelter’s clinical operations team. “Not only does it reduce the number of healthy dogs and cats euthanized each year, but it provides several medical and behavioral benefits to enhance the pet’s quality of life. We are committed to making a significant impact on animal overpopulation through the clinic’s affordable spay and neuter surgeries.”
The Healthy Pet Clinic is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (excluding 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily) by appointment only and spay and neuter surgeries are available Tuesday through Friday.
While we can assist our clients with basic veterinary needs, we are not a full-service clinic. Please review the available packages and services prior to visiting our clinic to ensure we are able to assist you. If you are experiencing an emergency, please contact your primary veterinarian.
The Christian-David Healthy Pet Clinic is a veterinary center that offers affordable care to animals and their owners throughout the region. Since opening in 2018, the clinic has served more than 65,000 animals. The clinic’s ongoing services include annual vaccinations, heartworm testing, discounted preventative medication, dental care and nutritional guidance. Spaying and neutering are the most critical components in promoting animal welfare.
“Spaying and neutering are the most important aspects of controlling the animal overpopulation crisis,” said Dr. Michelle Cox, DVM, who leads the shelter’s clinical operations team. “Not only does it reduce the number of healthy dogs and cats euthanized each year, but it provides several medical and behavioral benefits to enhance the pet’s quality of life. We are committed to making a significant impact on animal overpopulation through the clinic’s affordable spay and neuter surgeries.”
The Healthy Pet Clinic is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (excluding 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily) by appointment only and spay and neuter surgeries are available Tuesday through Friday.
While we can assist our clients with basic veterinary needs, we are not a full-service clinic. Please review the available packages and services prior to visiting our clinic to ensure we are able to assist you. If you are experiencing an emergency, please contact your primary veterinarian.
The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia has partnered with Covetrus, a global animal-health and services provider for all your online pharmacy needs. Covetrus will fill your pet’s prescriptions on behalf of the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia and ship directly to your home. It’s a convenient way to order monthly flea and tick prevention, food, supplements, and even toys and treats!We reserve the right to refuse service to animals we believe are generally unhealthy, possess medical concerns, aggressive or pose a risk to our staff, and/or other animals. Please see your regular veterinarian for any illnesses prior to coming for vaccines. We will not vaccinate animals who are vomiting or have bloody diarrhea.
