Union County Pet Hospital

Union County Pet Hospital We offer Veterinary services as well as Boarding. Veteran Owned & Operated. It is a new state-of-the-art two story facility.

Union County Pet Hospital, located in Blairsville, GA, has provided advanced Veterinary Care to dogs, cats, horses, & exotics in the North Georgia area since 1994. Union County Pet Hospital, formerly the Union County Veterinary Clinic, held its open house in the new building on April 26th, 2003. The 6800 square foot facility is located on the same property as the old (now removed) clinic. The lowe

r floor is veterinary specific, with a large reception room, five exam rooms, an intensive care unit, surgery, surgery prep room, isolation room, dental facility, treatment room, and surgery recovery kennels. A special services room includes radiology, dental radiology, ultrasound and endoscopic capabilities. There is also an outdoor covered treatment area with stocks for treating the equine patients. The upper floor contains all of the other services, including boarding and luxury boards for dogs, cats and exotics, retail, and a professional grooming facility, as well as a conference room, food preparation room, utility room, and a small apartment for veterinary students round out the facility. An outdoor exercise area is available for boarding clients and for training classes.

We are now closed due to the weather. Stay safe! ❄️❄️ Our office will reopen Monday for regular business hours.
01/10/2025

We are now closed due to the weather. Stay safe! ❄️❄️ Our office will reopen Monday for regular business hours.

01/10/2025

Good morning! Our office is currently opened, but will close early due to inclement weather. Stay tuned to Facebook for updates.❄️
Stay safe!

It’s sweater weather 🥶🐶“Boss man” would like to remind everyone as temperatures drop, don’t forget your pets. One good r...
01/08/2025

It’s sweater weather 🥶🐶
“Boss man” would like to remind everyone as temperatures drop, don’t forget your pets.
One good rule of thumb to keep in mind is if it’s too cold outside for you, then it’s too cold for your furry friend as well.
Outdoor pets should never be left outside for long periods of time in the cold, especially if they lack access to warmth.

Be proactive and stay warm!

***ATTENTION***Please see below for our updated holiday office hours. Due to more than 50% of our staff being out sick, ...
12/30/2024

***ATTENTION***
Please see below for our updated holiday office hours.

Due to more than 50% of our staff being out sick, our office will close at noon today and will be CLOSED tomorrow December 31st.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

As a reminder the office will also be closed Wednesday, Jan 1st in celebration of the New Year.

If you have a medical emergency, please contact the Mountain Emergency Animal Clinic at 706.632.7879. MEAC will open at 6pm.

12/30/2024

***ATTENTION***
Due to more than 50% of our staff being out sick, our office will close at noon today and will be CLOSED tomorrow December 31st.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

As a reminder the office will also be closed Wednesday, Jan 1st in celebration of the New Year.

If you have a medical emergency, please contact the Mountain Emergency Animal Clinic at 706.632.7879. MEAC will open at 6pm.

Please note our office hours for the week of Christmas and New Years below.🎄🎅🏻
12/19/2024

Please note our office hours for the week of Christmas and New Years below.🎄🎅🏻

12/04/2024

Our office will be closing early this Friday, December 6th. Our hours will be 8:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Office hours will resume back to normal Monday, December 9th. If you need immediate medical assistance, please call the Mountain Emergency Animal Center in Blue Ridge, GA at 706.632.7879. We're sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for understanding.

Gobble, Gobble! It's that time of year again!It's hard to believe Thanksgiving is here already! Our office hours this we...
11/25/2024

Gobble, Gobble! It's that time of year again!
It's hard to believe Thanksgiving is here already!
Our office hours this week are as follows:
We hope everyone has a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

The new sign is up and we think it looks great!
11/02/2024

The new sign is up and we think it looks great!

Our new sign is going up today!
11/02/2024

Our new sign is going up today!

Some of us dressed up for some Halloween fun yesterday. 🎃
11/01/2024

Some of us dressed up for some Halloween fun yesterday. 🎃

10/30/2024

A pet's behavioral cues indicate whether or not they're having fun during Halloween festivities

This Pet came in Monday after eating some artificial flowers. The x-ray below shows a metallic object stuck in her intes...
10/23/2024

This Pet came in Monday after eating some artificial flowers. The x-ray below shows a metallic object stuck in her intestines. Dr. Kenney removed the green stem of a plastic flower with a metal center. She also found some small amounts of thread-like product.
This pet will be on a high fiber diet to soften her stool while she recovers from her surgery. She's doing well and is recovering nicely.

Help support the Whiskers Project by purchasing a pumpkin roll. See the flyer below for more information on how to order...
10/16/2024

Help support the Whiskers Project by purchasing a pumpkin roll.
See the flyer below for more information on how to order yours!
All proceeds go to help their mission.
Whiskers Project is a Non-Profit, Trap, Neuter-Return (TNR) program that spays & neuters feral and stray cats in Union and surrounding counties in North Georgia.

Help us raise funds for our 2025 Trap Neuter and Return season!
Every Trap, Neuter and Spay has been funded by donations from our generous community of supporters.

The more support we gain, the more calls we can book!
https://www.whiskersproject.org/

It’s Vet Tech Appreciation week and one our sweet clients brought goodies in to celebrate! Taylor is our only certified ...
10/14/2024

It’s Vet Tech Appreciation week and one our sweet clients brought goodies in to celebrate!
Taylor is our only certified Vet Tech, but we’re celebrating our Vet Assistants too.
Leave a comment below letting Taylor, Brett, Wesley and Sydney know how much they’re appreciated!

This Kitty was brought in unneutered. He was hit by a car: my husband picked him up from the side of the road and brough...
10/14/2024

This Kitty was brought in unneutered. He was hit by a car: my husband picked him up from the side of the road and brought him in. We were unable to get a good photo as he was flat out for a bit and is still hiding. But, he is much better today. He is very timid. Neutered now. Negative for FeLV, FIV, HWT. Got his rabies. He is currently at our hospital. (Union County Pet Hospital)
After 5 days he will be available for adoption.
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Meet Ria. She had us at “woof”
10/02/2024

Meet Ria. She had us at “woof”

09/27/2024

Good morning. Our power is on, and we will be opened. Continue to follow us here for any changes in our business hours due to hurricane Helene.

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373 Blue Ridge Highway
Blairsville, GA
30512

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+17067459089

Website

http://ucpetvet.com/

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Union County Pet Hospital, formerly the Union County Veterinary Clinic, held its open house in the new building on April 26th, 2003. The facility is Veteran owned and operated. The 6800 square foot facility is located on the same property as the old (now removed) clinic. It is a new state-of-the-art two story facility. The lower floor is veterinary specific, with a large reception room, five exam rooms, an intensive care unit, surgery, surgery prep room, isolation room, dental facility, treatment room, and surgery recovery kennels. A special services room includes radiology, dental radiology, ultrasound and endoscopic capabilities. There is also an outdoor covered treatment area with stocks for treating the equine patients. The upper floor contains all of the other services, including boarding and luxury boards for dogs, cats and exotics, retail, and a professional grooming facility, as well as a conference room, food preparation room, utility room, and a small apartment for veterinary students round out the facility. An outdoor exercise area is available for boarding clients and for training classes.