UrgentVet offers same day veterinary care for minor injury and illness in cats and dogs.
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Ares the Great Dane and Prometheus the Belgian Malinois both came in with ear infections. After running an ear cytology, we sent them home with the right medications to get those ears feeling better in no time! š
If your pet is shaking their head or scratching their ears, donāt waitācome see us! š©ŗ
Everyone knows that a sick pet is no walk in the park. But you can walk right into our clinic today! š
Did you know grapes can be toxic for dogs? Stella, a sweet Pomeranian, found this out the hard way. Thankfully, her pet parents acted fast and brought her to UrgentVet. We induced vomiting to safely get the grape out and kept her comfortable afterward. š
If your pet eats something they shouldnāt, quick action is key. Weāre here to help! š©ŗ
Happy National Dog Day! š¾ Weāre so thankful for the wonderful dogs we get to care for every day. They bring so much joy to our lives, and itās our privilege to be there for them when they need a little extra care. Celebrate your furry friends today, and know that weāre always here when they need us!
A few of this weekās cases at UrgentVet:
š¬ Ate a whole box of peanut M&Ms
š Jumped out of a car window
š Fell off the couch
š Stung on the nose by a bee
š Lots of sudden eye goop
š Yucky, itchy ears
šæ Litter box problems
Weāre here when your dog or cat needs a helping paw. Save your spot online or just walk in.
If your pet isnāt feeling well, weāre all ears. š¾ Sometimes itās obviousālike vomiting, diarrhea, or not eating. Other times, you just know somethingās off. Our in-clinic diagnostics help us figure out whatās wrong so we can get your pet on the road to recovery. Weāre here when your pet needs us mostābook your time online or just walk in.
Pets canāt tell us whatās wrong, so they rely on you to notice when somethingās off. At UrgentVet, we use diagnostic tools like X-rays, bloodwork, and ultrasound to quickly identify the issue and treat it. Save your spot online or just walk inābecause .
At UrgentVet, convenient after-hours care is always in style. š From itchy ears and torn toenails to stolen snacks and unexplained limpingāweāre here to help. Save your spot online or just walk in. Weekdays 3 PM to 11 PM and weekends 10 AM to 8 PM.
What is UrgentVet? Think of us like urgent care for pets. š¾
In human healthcare, you see your regular doctor for wellness visits and planned procedures, and you go to the ER when itās life-threatening. For everything in between, you visit urgent care.
The same applies to veterinary care! Pets visit their regular vet for checkups and vaccinations, and the emergency vet for serious, life-threatening issues. Weāre here for everything in betweenālike cuts, bites, itching, diarrhea, vomiting, limping, scooting, and more.
Save your spot online or just walk in. Weāre open weekdays 3 PM to 11 PM and weekends 10 AM to 8 PM.
As part of our motto, we make sure to spend quality time with your furry friends and make sure they feel calm, comfortable, and loved when they are with us! š±
At UrgentVet, we believe in keeping your pets happy and stress-free. That's why we go the extra mile to ensure your furry friends feel calm, comfortable, and cared for during every visit. š±
Our species-specific exam rooms are just one of the many Fear Free features in our clinics. We also offer non-slip flooring, dimmable lighting, calming scents, distraction treats, low-noise scales, and glass enclosures. We believe your petās emotional well-being is crucial to their recovery, so we go the extra mile to ensure comfort and support during their visit.
Did you know certain flowers are toxic to cats? š
While they may look beautiful and smell wonderful, some flowers can be dangerous to our feline friends. If you love having flowers at home or your cat explores the garden, be sure to choose ācat-safeā options like Roses, Sunflowers, Zinnias, and Marigolds. šø
At UrgentVet, we believe your petās emotional well-being is a crucial part of their recovery. We go the extra mile to ensure your furry family member feels supported while theyāre with us.
With the heat still in full swing, remember that our furry friends feel it too! Walking your dog in hot weather can lead to heatstroke and other injuries. Here's why: Concrete and asphalt retain heat, making it much hotter for your pet, and these surfaces can burn their paw pads. When itās above 80-85 degrees, itās best to walk your dog in the early morning or at dusk. If thatās not possible, keep walks short and stay on the grass. Always provide plenty of water and watch for signs of heatstroke, such as excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, and confusion. If you notice any of these, bring your pet to us right away.
From minor injuries to sudden illnesses, UrgentVet has you covered. Open outside normal hours and on holidays! š¾š©ŗ
Pet Tip Friday!
Washing your petās toys, blankets, and bedding removes germs, dirt, pollen, burrs, small hitchhiking bugs, and other irritants. Some furry friends suffer from seasonal allergies, so itās important to wash their bedding regularly. This is also a great time to clean their food and water dishes and tidy up the area where they eat and sleep.
This cutie is here to remind you that UrgentVet East Cobb is open today Friday, August 16th from 3:00-11:00pm. See you soon! š¾
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I had a little adventure recentlyāI escaped from the house for a few minutes! It was super exciting, but I ended up with a small wound on my side. Boo! My pet parent took me straight to UrgentVet to get fixed up. The team there took great care of me. They were so nice, I hardly even noticed I was at the āscary vetās officeā (lol). They treated my owie, and now Iām on antibiotics to help me heal. š©¹š Thanks, UrgentVet! Canāt wait for more adventures (safe ones!).
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Smiles all around at because weāre open after hours for your furry friend's urgent care needs! š¾āØ
Pipoca came in due to wounds from a dog fight, luckily his owner knew to head over to UrgentVet East Cobb!
After Dr. G examined Pipoca he decided it would be best to clip the area that way the wounds were exposed and could be cleaned properly. In hospital he got lots of love along with some treats, as you can see he loved the treats! He went home with some medication and is feeling better already! š¾
We understandāyour pet isnāt just a pet; theyāre family. Thatās why when your dog or cat is with us, we treat them like our own. Itās not unusual to find our team members on the floor snuggling a bashful beagle or curled up in a chair sweet-talking a concerned cat. We know that a petās emotional well-being is crucial to their recovery, and weāre dedicated to making them feel loved and supported while theyāre with us. For those same-day concerns that donāt require an ER visit, come see us at UrgentVet. We promise to take exceptional care of your best friend.
Cats love to scratchāitās in their DNA! Whether theyāre playing, stretching, or marking their territory, scratching is essential for feline happiness. To keep those claws content, offer a variety of scratching surfaces and see which one becomes their favorite. Vertical, angled, or horizontalālet your cat be the judge! Popular materials like cardboard, carpet, wood, and rope are all great choices. And remember, a well-worn scratching post isnāt a sign of wear and tear, but of love and loyalty. Itās their go-to spot, so think twice before tossing it out!
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At UrgentVet, weāre as passionate about your catās happiness as you are. If you ever have concerns, weāre just a call (or a scratch) away. š¾
UrgentVet visits, passionate pet loves, and a whole lot of trustābecause even non-life threatening emergencies deserve the best care. š¾ā¤ļø
A few of this weekās cases at UrgentVet:āØāØ* Ate a whole box of peanut M&Ms
* Jumped out a car window
* Fell off the couch
* Stung on the nose by a bee
* Lots of sudden eye goop
* Yucky, itchy ears
* Litter box problems
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Weāre here when your dog or cat needs a helping paw. Save your spot online or just walk-in.
This is Mr.Cooper, he saw us due to being uncomfortable and vomiting white foamy bile.
Cooper has a history of bladder stones and the owners werenāt sure if this previous concern was causing him pain this time around too. The Dr examined Cooper and noticed his abdomen was tight and painful along with a large bladder on palpitation. We did blood work and x-rays, unfortunately on the x-rays stones were seen in the bladder. We gave our friend an anti-nausea, anti-vomiting injection to help with him vomiting white foamy bile and referred him to our friends down the street for surgery. Feel better Cooper! š¶
PET TIP FRIDAY!
Do you know the 7 basic needs of dogs? Here they are:
1. Healthy food
2. Clean water
3. Grooming
4. Frequent stimulation/exercise
5. A positive, safe environment
6. Veterinary care
7. Love & affection
If your pet needs help with a minor injury, illness or mishap, come see us. Save a spot online or just walk-in.Ā
Rhys came to visit us for toenail concerns and left feeling much better!
Unfortunately, he tore his toenail a few days earlier, the owner let us know it was healing, but looked irritated when she took another look at it a few days later. Luckily she brought her baby to us, the Dr. examined him and went to work on getting him treated! He received a pain and anti-inflammatory injection in hospital and went home with medication to help him feel better as well! šāā¬
This is little Laro, he came into the hospital for starting to limp unexpectedly.
The Dr. took a look at our friend and recommended radiographs to check the foot to make sure nothing was broken! Luckily nothing abnormal was found of the views! We gave him an anti-inflammatory and pain medication to help with what he was experiencing. Weāre glad to see our friend is doing better thanks to our Dr. and staff here in hospital!š¾
Fear-Free and comfy! Our pets give two paws up for the new Casco enclosures at UrgentVet š¾āØ
This Johnny Bogan, he came in because he loves to eat his kibble, maybe a little too muchš±
Johnny Boganās owners noticed he seemed uncomfortable and had an upset stomach. They realized he had gotten into his dog food and ate until he couldnāt eat anymore, thankfully his owners brought him in! After the Dr examined him and did x-rays she found food bloat had occurred, we induced vomiting and saw lots of undigested food! To prevent further vomiting Johnny Bogan was given an injection of an anti-nausea, anti-vomiting medication and SQ fluids to rehydrate. Johnny Bogan went home and felt much better, weāre glad his owners trusted us to take care of him!š¾
Here at we take the OW out of Meow š±š¾
This is Gusto, he was getting a treat from his owners on a spatula, got a little excited and ate some of the spatulaš³
Gustoās owners did the right thing and brought him in, Dr.G examined him and induced vomiting to see if the spatula would come up, but we didnāt see the spatula yet. The Dr. advised the owner we should take radiographs to see where it might be, after looking at the radiograph we did send Gusto to ER due to the location of the spatula for further diagnostics.
The kittens need a home too!
It was a pleasure FurKids and Petco allowed UrgentVet East Cobb to come and hand out information regarding our services! Weāll see you at the next FurKids event with more information! Happy adopting! šš„°
Look at this good boy! Heās letting you and all his pet friends know weāre open today, Friday, July 12th from 3:00PM-11:00PM. Youāre more than welcome to walk in or reserve your spot online, see you soon!
Itās always a team effort here at UrgentVet East Cobb!
The team is putting together outreach bags to bring to our neighboring hospitals, we want to make sure weāre reaching all the hospitals in order to help the fur babies! š¾š¤ Comment which hospitals youād love to see us at!
Doggone, it's summer! šš¾
Here are some summer safety tips for walking dogs in the summer:
ā¢ Limit dog walks during the hottest hours of the day.
ā¢ Make sure you bring water for you and your dog and offer more water breaks!
ā¢ Avoid hot surfaces such as asphalt, concrete, wood, and sand. Walk on grass or use booties to protect their feet.
ā¢ Plan routes that have shaded areas where your dog can rest if needed.
*Be aware of symptoms like excessive panting, drooling, rapid heartbeat, fever, vomiting, or collapse. If you notice these, seek veterinary care immediately.*
If your pup or cat experiences any of the symptoms above UrgentVet is here for you Monday - Friday 3pm to 11 pm and Saturday - Sunday 10 am - 8pm. You can save your spot online or just walk-in. Always prioritize your dog's safety and comfort during summer walks!
Be careful when closing doors, there might be a tail in there by accident!
Tucker came in for a cut on the end of his tail due to it being closed in the door by accident over the weekend! Once Tucker was evaluated by Dr.M and we shaved some fur off she let the owner know the tip of the tail would be amputated. Here pictured with Tucker is Caroline, she monitored Tucker during his procedure and gave him lots of cuddles afterwards! Tucker is home feeling much better with some medication on board!
4363 Roswell Road
Marietta, GA
30062
| Monday | 3pm - 11pm |
| Tuesday | 3pm - 11pm |
| Wednesday | 3pm - 11pm |
| Thursday | 3pm - 11pm |
| Friday | 3pm - 11pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 8pm |
| Sunday | 10am - 8pm |
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š Everyone Meet Sandy š ~ Sandy is a brave rescue pup, that was recently adopted by some good samaritans! When they noticed she became quieter than normal and started vomiting. Her caring owners quickly scheduled a reservation on our website, urgentvet.com, and brought her in. After a precautionary parvo test and thorough exam, we discussed diagnostics and treatments. Fecal cytology revealed two types of intestinal parasites, and we administered a dewormer to help Sandy recover. Let's all wish Sandy a speedy recovery! šš¶ #RescueDog #PetCare #QuickRecovery
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Noir Blanc is just having fun playing with his little scratch post. He is everyone's favorite coworker!
Meet Sally! She came in for foreign body. She was feeling nauseus and not quite herself. We got her some xrays to be sure she was not blocked. Once we learned she was not, we got her some anti-nausea meds and something to coat her stomach so that she could feel better. We called her the next day and learned she was doing better. Thanks for bringing her to see us!
This is š¾Princeš¾! He was hit by a car. His owner brought him directly to us! We got him a pain injection and made him comfortable and then we did radiographs to be sure he did not have any broken bones. We also took a quick glance at his internal organs to be sure that he did not have anty internal bleeding. Turns out, Prince was super lucky! We were so glad that all he had was only a little bit of inflammation. We just recommended his activities to be restircted for the next few days, while we gave his soft tissues some time to heal. Thanks for bringing him in to see us!
Noir Blanc is doing a little kitty shopping. Wish list he says. š¾
Look at Skye! She came in to see us, because she took leap from the couch and soon after began to limp. She was such a good girl for her exam and as you can see with her excited tail wag, she is such a happy girl too. Thanks for bringing her in to see us!
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