VETERINARIAN AND ANIMAL HOSPITAL IN LOCUST GROVE, GA

Yes, you read that right. The Grove Animal Hospital, formerly Woodland Animal Hospital, is here to care for you and your pet every day. We aim to be the veterinarian in Locust Grove who you can trust to provide outstanding care at every visit, and be there for you whenever you need us. Our animal hospital delivers a full range of essential and ancillary veterinary services to nurture and support your pet’s health through the years! And to give you peace of mind, we’re able to provide emergency care.

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If the unexpected happens, you and your pet can count on us.

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MEET OUR VETERINARIANS

Our veterinarians and staff at The Grove Animal Hospital love their patients and clients and aim to provide the highest level of client care and comfort at all times. Every visit is customized to the needs of the patient, beginning with a warm welcome and ending with the assurance of a trusting, lasting partnership with our team.

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VETERINARY SERVICES WE PROVIDE IN LOCUST GROVE, GA

We offer many different veterinary services under our roof to meet as many needs as possible for all our patients. Ranging from routine wellness care to surgery, dentistry, and emergency care, you can find it all at our animal hospital in Locust Grove.

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Urgent vs. Emergency Care: What’s the Difference?

When your pet isn’t feeling well, it’s not always easy to know how serious their condition is. Here’s a quick guide to help you decide.

Urgent Care:

Think of urgent care as same-day attention for issues that can’t wait but aren’t life-threatening. Examples include:

  • Allergic reactions
  • Vomiting or diarrhea with change in behavior
  • Limping without severe pain
  • Eye related issues such as squinting, redness, discharge
  • Wounds or injuries
  • Porcupine quills
  • Blood in stool or urine

Emergency Care:

Emergency care is for critical, potentially life-threatening situations that need immediate intervention. These include:

  • Difficulty breathing
  • Collapse or loss of consciousness
  • Seizures
  • Choking
  • Straining or unable to eliminate
  • Snake bite
  • Bloating and hardening of the abdomen
  • Serious trauma, severe bleeding
  • Ingesting toxic substances or foreign bodies
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