Abbott Animal Hospital

05/23/2023

Today is one of our office cats, Tiger’s birthday!! He turns 10!

05/16/2023

Update: Thank you to everyone who called about the kittens, all kittens have found a home!

4 sweet kittens were abandoned at our doorsteps early Monday morning. We believe they are around 12 weeks old, 3 females and 1 male. 3 of them weigh 2 lbs 11 oz and 1 weighs 2lbs 5 oz. If you are interested in one or more of the kittens please call us at 770-921-2121.

We will give the first round of kitten vaccines for free.

05/13/2023

05/11/2023

We have a client who needs to rehome their dog. If you know of anyone interested please call us at 770-921-2121. He is neutered and up to date on all shots!

05/03/2023

02/24/2023

Book your pets Vaccination appointments with us for Wednesdays and save $20! Call 770-921-2121 to schedule!

02/16/2023

Meet Charlotte! If she looks a little out of it she was still recovering from her big girl spay surgery yesterday in her onesie. Spaying your dog is very important not only to prevent unwanted pregnancies but it contributes to a longer healthier life for your dog. Conditions like pyometra and mammary tumors are serious health concerns that can can be eliminated or a reduced risk with this surgery. If you have questions and would like to schedule a time to have your pet spayed please feel free to reach out to us.

01/02/2023

Happy New Year! We hope all our friends have a great 2023! New Years resolutions are not just for people, sometimes pets need them too. Here are a few to help your four legged family members have a healthy and happy 2023.

1. Exercise, pets like people can gain extra weight during the holidays so activities like long walks and chasing the ball in the backyard can help burn those unwanted calories.

2. Regular veterinary visits. Whether it’s a annual exam and vaccinations, or more often check ups for older pets or pets with special needs, regular visits to their veterinarian helps maintain and give you an idea of their health and needs.

3. Grooming. Beyond the aesthetic grooming is essential to the well being of your pet. Overgrown nails and matted fur can cause discomfort to your pet.

4. Fun bonding activities. Whether it’s taking your pet out for a puppacino on a cheat day from all the exercise or maybe planning a trip somewhere with them to the beach or mountains or just taking the time for cuddling on the couch. Bonding is very important for both pets and people.

5. Training. Has your pet been behaving in inappropriate ways the past year? Make a plan for this year to address any behavior issues. Don’t hesitate to seek advice or help from trainers. Regardless of the age all pets can learn to change and that helps reduce stress for both the pet and their family.