Euharlee Animal Clinic

06/24/2025

Good afternoon, we are happy to inform everyone that our phones are back to running normal again. We thank you for your patience this morning!

06/24/2025

Good morning everyone!
We are having some technical problems with our phones this morning. If you left us a voicemail, we may not get to it until later today. So please message us on Otto (text 770-607-2204) about any requests or questions you may have.
Although we can receive calls, we cannot call out. Again, the best way to reach us today would be messaging us through Otto.
We apologize for the inconvenience to everyone.

We will update on here when our phones are back to working appropriately.

Thank you!

06/04/2025

In the State of Georgia, there is not a law that states you cannot have your dog wandering in the vehicle or sitting in your lap while driving. Just remember, allowing your pet to do these things is a DISTRACTION!!!

It is important for drivers to avoid all forms of distractions while behind the wheel of a vehicle. An unrestrained pet inside your vehicle may cause you to divert your attention away from the road and potentially cause a serious accident. While it is important that your pet is comfortable, it is also important that your pet does not put you and others in danger.

Here are a few examples of ways that pets can cause a distraction inside the vehicle:
1. Pets moving around the vehicle or climbing on the driver
2. Pets getting near the pedals or under the driver’s feet
3. Driver needing to hold the animal down or even petting the animal
4. Pets barking or making other sounds that cause the driver to turn around.

Here are a few safety tips when driving with your pets:
1. Use a pet restraining system- there are many different types of restraints available. These will also be very helpful if you are involved in an accident. Your pet could be hurt in the accident or scared and run away.
2. Do not let your pet sit in your lap- this can distract you and put the pet in a dangerous position if you are in an accident. If a horn is honked, it can startle your pet and cause you to lose control of the vehicle.
3. Adjust feeding time- feed your pet and limit water intake to a few hours before a long car ride to avoid getting sick.
4. Do not allow your pet to travel with it head out the window- the wind can cause your pet to get grit or debris in its eyes. Flying rocks, sticks or other debris could also hit your pet and cause serious injury.
5. Take breaks- give yourself and your pet a breather.
6. Do not put pets unrestrained in an open truck bed- pets could be seriously injured or killed or harmed by someone else.
7. Do not leash your pet inside the vehicle- unhook your pet's leash so that it does not become a strangulation hazard.

05/21/2025

We will be closed Monday 5/26 in observance of Memorial Day .
We will re-open at 8:00 am on Tuesday, 5/27.

For emergencies, please contact:

Dogwood Veterinary Specialty & Emergency 404-609-1234

NW GA Veterinary Emergency Center
706-204-8425

We are sorry for any inconvenience.

05/16/2025

05/08/2025

🐾SWEET PUP NEEDS HOME🐾

He is an approximately 10 week old male puppy and has had his first set of vaccines.
Please contact Wanda at 404-849-7613 for more information and please share. Thanks!

** NOTE We do not have this puppy at EAC or any additional info. We are sharing for someone not on Facebook. Please call the number listed in the post for all inquiries. Thanks!

05/02/2025

01/29/2025

‼️ IMPORTANT. PLEASE READ ‼️

*UPDATE*
We have now found out that SaveThisLife has ceased as a company. Again we are strongly urging everyone to register your pet with the free site listed below.

It has been brought to our attention that the microchip company we use, SaveThisLife, is having problems with their recovery system and we were not given an estimated time of resolution.

We are encouraging everyone to register their pets with an additional microchip database to ensure that if your pet gets lost, they will be able to contact you.

Please register your pets by using the following link…

https://www.freepetchipregistry.com/

This site is free and easy to use. If you no longer have your pet’s microchip number, please message us on Otto and we will be happy to provide that to you. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and will keep you all updated as we get new information from SaveThisLife.

01/10/2025

Due to the threat of hazardous driving conditions as the day progresses, we have decided to close today for the safety of our clients and staff. We will still be checking Otto periodically if you need to message us, you can do it through there. Thanks and stay safe!
We are sorry for any inconvenience.

For emergencies, please contact:

Dogwood Veterinary Specialty & Emergency 404-609-1234

NW GA Veterinary Emergency Center
706-204-8425

Animal Hospital of Towne Lake
770-591-9500