Budget Vet

06/20/2024

When taking your baby to be spayed or neutered, do you want a surgeon who has done thousands of spays and neuters like Dr Lassiter.....or someone who does 2 or 3 a month?
And the prices are pretty good too.
www.mybudgwtvet.com

05/31/2024

05/21/2024

Toasty!

03/27/2024

To the absolute JERK who broke the sink off the wall ....you are part of the reason why we have to increase prices.
Shame on you.

03/12/2024

03/12/2024

Budget Vet supports Ruff Dog Rescue GA 1
00%.
They are a totally ethical rescue group that always puts the animal first.
They don't just rehome healthy dogs, they take in sick, injured and older pets as well.
In my 25+ yrs of practice, they are the best rescue I have ever had the pleasure to work with.
They are stretched to the limit right now.
Please just send them $25.....not much...but if all my page followers sent $10-25 it would meet their funding goal so easily.
Unlike some other rescues, this is 100% volunteer. There are NO PAID employees. 100% of donations go towards the care of the dogs.
For larger donations, it is tax deductable.
They are licensed by the state and regularly inspected.

02/23/2024

Guilty as charged...

02/06/2024

😎

Ruh Roh!

01/11/2024

⚠️⚠️PSA⚠️⚠️
For all of our clients near this area, if your pet is not up to date on a rabies vaccine, please stop by our clinic Monday-Friday from 9am-3pm.

PSA: We are advising residents to use caution and avoid animals behaving in unusual ways. A rabid raccoon bit two canines in Snellville on Thursday, January 4, and the racoon tested positive for the rabies virus. All pet owners should ensure that their pets are current on rabies vaccination. Rabies can spread to people and pets through a bite or scratch.

If you or your child have been bitten or scratched by any stray animals or an animal suspected of having rabies, preventive treatment for rabies is necessary. If you believe you have been exposed, immediately seek medical care and let them know you were exposed. Then, contact the Gwinnett County Health Department at 770.339.4260 and ask for the epidemiologist on call.

To report the animal and have it picked up, please call the Gwinnett Animal Welfare and Enforcement Bite Office at 770.339.3200 ext. 5576; after hours, contact Dispatch non-emergency at 770.513.5700.

01/02/2024

🌹🦝🌹

12/24/2023

Merry Christmas from our furry friends to all of our clients and patients.
May you have the best holiday ever!

12/15/2023

How much chocolate is too much for your pet?

12/14/2023

😂🤣☃️

12/10/2023

Apologies if some think this goes too far....but have a sense of humor

11/22/2023

PSA:
Just a friendly reminder to our clients that we will be closed for Thanksgiving Holiday, November 23rd-Nov 26th and will resume back to normal business hours Nov. 27th 🦃🦃