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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Dockery, Mobley, and Associates Animal Hospital

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Dockery, Mobley, and Associates Animal Hospital

Dr. Dockery and Dr.Mobley along with their staff are committed to your pet’s healthcare and wellbeing
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01/03/2024

Good Morning Pet Parents! 🐾 As of today, we have new hours! 🗓⏰

01/01/2024

We hope you all have a wonderful start to the New Year! 🎉

12/25/2023

We want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! 🎄

12/21/2023

This fluffy friend came in due to a swollen mass on the cheek. It looks like they swallowed a sewing needle! 😱 Luckily we were able to remove the needle, and now this rabbit can hop around pain free. 🥰

12/19/2023

Look at this charmer! 🐍 we love seeing our scaly friends.

12/16/2023

Look at this this im-peck-able patient! 🪶

$This poor guy was injured and fractured his femur 🩻 His leg had to be amputated, but now he is able to run around just l...$

12/14/2023

This poor guy was injured and fractured his femur 🩻 His leg had to be amputated, but now he is able to run around just like a pup should! 🐾

12/12/2023

Thank you Rue for giving us a helping paw in the office! 🐾

12/08/2023

Our phone lines are currently down. If you need to reach us, please leave a Facebook message or you can email our office at [email protected]. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Dr. Dockery and Dr.Mobley along with their staff are committed to your pet’s healthcare and wellbeing

12/08/2023

We hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday season! ❄️⛄️

12/05/2023

We love seeing our sweet slithery patientsssssssss 🐍🥰

12/02/2023

It's sweater weather time! 🐾❄️

11/28/2023

You should never pass up an opportunity to snuggle some puppies! 🥰🐾

11/23/2023

We hope everyone and their four legged friends have a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🍂🫓🍂🥧

11/23/2023

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving 🦃 and we know some people can't resist sneaking a little treat to their pups. 🤭
Just be aware of the foods that your furry friend should avoid!

11/20/2023

Wishing everyone a paw-some Monday! 🐾

11/17/2023

Hay, hay, hay! 🐴 It's Friday!

11/16/2023

*GRAPHIC CONTENT*

Is your pet spayed? 🧐
This is a unique case of a common complication in females that are not spayed. This dog had a Pyometra (an infection of the uterus), that only affected the right side of her uterus. This is a serious issue, that requires emergency surgery.

11/15/2023

11/14/2023

November is ! Nothing warms the heart like an old friend. 🥰
Show us your old pals, gray snout and all!

11/11/2023

Alexis loves giving our patients cuddles before they leave! And we love seeing Lulu 🥰

11/09/2023

Broomstick has been adopted! Thank you to everyone who shared this little guy. Now little Broomie is at his furever home 😻

It's !
Meet Broomstick! This little kitty needs a home 😺 he is around 10 weeks old, and is such a playful kitten ❣️
Please contact our office if you are interested.

11/09/2023

Today is 🩻
We use X Rays almost every day to aid in diagnosing and treating our patients!

11/08/2023

Looks like its Snooze-day Tuesday today 😹

11/03/2023

Big or small, we see them all! 🐢 This little guy weighed in at only 36 grams 😲

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween! 🎃🍬🍫🎃
Show us your pets all dressed up!

10/30/2023

October is 🐾 Pit Bulls used to be known as "America's Dog", but now they are the worlds most abused dog breed. In the US, 1 in every 20 dogs is a Pit Bull or Pit Bull Mix and around 54% of those are in need of a home.
Pit Bulls have proven to be excellent therapy and service dogs, good with children, and a wonderful pet. Given the chance and the right home, they are just like any other fur baby 💖

10/29/2023

Today is ! 😻 We love these Purr-fect pets.❣
Meet our staff's kitty companions! 🐈

10/29/2023

It's !
Meet Broomstick! This little kitty needs a home 😺 he is around 10 weeks old, and is such a playful kitten ❣️
Please contact our office if you are interested.

Address

140 N Magnolia Street
Albany, GA
31707

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+12294351431

Website

http://dockerymobleyvets.com/?y_source=1_MTExNzAzMDAtNTU5LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU%3D

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Happy Halloween! We hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday!

South Georgia is preparing for another round of clear skies and extreme highs (tomorrow is supposed to be 105 😳🥵) We’re here to help you prepare with some more tips on keeping your pets cool: •Be sure their bowl is always topped off with cool, fresh water. •Give your dog a freezable toy. •Make sure your dog has a cool spot to rest (a cooling mat is a great option) •Go for a swim! (Plastic kiddie pools are wonderful for pups to splash around in) •Give them a pup-safe, frozen treat (frozen chicken broth or pumpkin puree are wonderful pup-sicle options. Just be sure to give them in moderation) •Stay Inside. The safest option in this extreme heat is to keep your pet inside. •Recognize and respond to the signs of heat stroke ASAP. Heat stroke occurs if your dog’s body temperature rises over 104˚F. As the body temperature climbs higher, your dog is in grave danger of neurological problems, kidney failure or even death. Clues that your dog may be suffering from heatstroke: -Heavy panting that is increasing over time -Dark red or pale gums -Noticeably agitated -Drooling -Vomiting -Diarrhea -Uncoordinated movement -Loss of consciousness -Laying down unwilling to get up If you suspect your dog is suffering from heatstroke, you should contact the vet immediately. Stay safe (and cool) out there!

People aren’t the only ones who like back rubs

Chehaw Park & Zoo ‘s Savannah Monitor was getting some excellent back and belly scratches when he came to see us for a routine checkup! Raise your hand if you wish massages were included with human checkups ✋✋✋ #WildlifeWednesday #zoovet #exoticvet #ILoveABY #AlbanyGa

If eaten, many holiday plants have the potential to cause abnormal behavior or vomiting and diarrhea. Common toxic plants to avoid include holly (Ilex), azalea (Rhododendron), yew (Taxus), boxwood (Buxus), amaryllis, cyclamen, kalanchoe, peace lily (Spathiphyllum), mistletoe, chrysanthemum and gardenia. Just how poisonous these plants are depends largely on the size of the animal and how much is ingested. (Poinsettia, which is probably the most popular holiday plant of all, can irritate the skin, mouth, and stomach, but its toxicity is largely over-rated.) If you plan on decking the halls (or your garden) with a new plant, it’s always best to check whether it’s a safe option for your furry family members. You can check the ASPCA’s list of toxic and safe plants here: https://bit.ly/3m7Fmio If you think your pet may have eaten a poisonous plant or if you have additional questions, get in touch with our office at 1-229-435-1431 or call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center hotline at 1-888-426-4435. #holidaysafety #petsafety #veterinarymedicine #albanyga #ILoveABY #dmaah #WednesdayWisdom

This clip was taken of an expectant pup who came to see us for a pregnancy check. We jumped at the opportunity to share this sweet puppy news AND to show you all how amazing our new ultrasound machine is 🤗🤗🤗 If you look closely, you can even see a little heartbeat! 🥰 Congratulations, mama! We can’t wait to see your precious babes 🐶💕 #AlbanyGa #iloveaby #dogs #puppylove #veterinarian #dmaah #ultrasound

Heartworm Microfiliae

Heartworms are parasites that are transmitted by mosquitoes. Mosquitoes pick up larval heartworms, called microfilaria (plural: microfilariae) circulating in the bloodstream of infected animals. We recorded this microscopic view of heartworm microfilariae to share with you all. They are tiny on this slide, but these parasites get much bigger and can reach up to 12 inches in length. Heartworm infections can result in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and potentially death. Once infected, treatment is costly and can cause serious complications. Because of this, the best treatment is prevention! Year-round prevention is best! If your pet is not already taking heartworm prevention, give us a call! Your veterinarian will be able to prescribe the preventive best for your pet.