Thomasville Animal Hospital

Thomasville Animal Hospital Small Animal and Equine Veterinary Hospital Thomasville Animal Hospital in Thomasville, Ga. is a full service animal hospital.

It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your companion animal. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy animals; early detection and treatment of disease as your companion animal ages; and complete medical and surgical care as necessary during his or her lifetime. We understand the special role your pet

or horse plays in your family and are dedicated to becoming your partner in your companion animals health care. Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual animal owner. At this site, you will find information about our practice philosophy, our services, helpful forms to assist you and an extensive Pet Medical Library for you to search for additional animal health care information. Thank you for taking the time to read about our veterinary practice and the services we offer. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Please contact us at (229)226-4561 for all your pet health care needs.

Happy Friday from Dr. Cooley and his little selfie buddy, 2-yr-old mini donkey Miss Darcy!! 💗🤎🖤
06/20/2025

Happy Friday from Dr. Cooley and his little selfie buddy, 2-yr-old mini donkey Miss Darcy!! 💗🤎🖤

Dr Mills was recently called out to a cow producer’s farm to evaluate an eye on a brood cow.  The producer had been trea...
06/19/2025

Dr Mills was recently called out to a cow producer’s farm to evaluate an eye on a brood cow. The producer had been treating for pinkeye without any success. Upon examination, it was determined that the cow had cancer on the eye, and the eye needed to be removed. The most common cancer that is seen on and around the eye in cows is Squamous Cell Carcinoma. It is a very aggressive cancer and can lead to euthanasia if not treated quickly and aggressively because the market is very limited for these animals. By removing the eye, this cow will be able to have a calf this fall, wean the calf in the spring, and potentially keep producing for this farmer. When selecting genetics for your herd be sure to look for cows with black/ dark pigment in the hair coat around the eyes and make sure you examine your adult cows closely in the pasture and anytime they travel through the working chute.

06/17/2025

Who wants to go the Heartworm party 💃🕺🪱? These dancing nematodes are called microfilariae and are sometimes referred to as baby heartworms. They are from a mosquito biting this dog and laying an immature stage of heartworms in the dog’s blood that has unfortunately developed into adult heartworms. If left untreated, this can lead to congestive heart failure. Good news is that there are numerous preventative medications available so that your dog doesn’t have to attend this dreaded party. If you are unsure about heartworm prevention, or questioning if your dog is on a preventative, please call our office today!!

***OUR PHONES ARE CURRENTLY OUT***We are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. We can still be reached b...
06/12/2025

***OUR PHONES ARE CURRENTLY OUT***

We are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. We can still be reached by text message on the office number or by email at [email protected]. Or just stop in if you are out and about!!

So sorry for the inconvenience!!

Owners will often call and report seeing worms in their pet’s stool. Tapeworms and roundworms are the only worms that ar...
06/09/2025

Owners will often call and report seeing worms in their pet’s stool. Tapeworms and roundworms are the only worms that are able to be seen in the stool sample without a microscopic evaluation. Tapeworms, which come from ingesting a flea, appear like white rice. Round worms, which come from an infected mother or from the environment, appear like spaghetti noodles. Hookworms are very unlikely to be seen with the naked eye. Pictured is a a stool sample with hookworm larva under the microscope as well as hookworm eggs. All of the above mentioned parasites can be screened for with an annual f***l test and are prevented with routine use of heartworm and flea preventatives offered by our clinic.

Farrier Randall Sessions buttering up his audience this morning at Live Oak Hounds 😂😍🐕🐶🐾🦴
06/04/2025

Farrier Randall Sessions buttering up his audience this morning at Live Oak Hounds 😂😍🐕🐶🐾🦴

Teamwork at it's finest!!  Several urgent cases presented at lunchtime yesterday, and Dr. Amy Bostick led our fantastic ...
06/03/2025

Teamwork at it's finest!! Several urgent cases presented at lunchtime yesterday, and Dr. Amy Bostick led our fantastic licensed techs and vet assistants to provide the best care possible for all of them. We are so thankful for our team!!

Vet students Kristin Lindsey (left) and Mary Beth Williams (right) have been shadowing at TAH over the last few weeks. K...
05/30/2025

Vet students Kristin Lindsey (left) and Mary Beth Williams (right) have been shadowing at TAH over the last few weeks. Kristin did her classroom studies at Ross University and clinicals through UF. She will graduate this August. Mary Beth just started her clinical year and will graduate UF in May 2026. We wish them the very best as they move forward in our profession!!

We would like to congratulate one of our valued staff members, Carly, on her upcoming high school graduation this weeken...
05/22/2025

We would like to congratulate one of our valued staff members, Carly, on her upcoming high school graduation this weekend!!! We are so proud of her accomplishments and look forward to watching her flourish in her future.

We are having a Fiesta celebrating our Pet of the Month winner, Kaia!! Kaia is the perfect gal to represent the beginnin...
05/16/2025

We are having a Fiesta celebrating our Pet of the Month winner, Kaia!! Kaia is the perfect gal to represent the beginnings of summer and sunshine!! Don't forget to submit your pet for our next month's drawing!!

Summer is a time when many pets experience skin issues. Our veterinarians will create a diagnostic plan to test for flea...
05/06/2025

Summer is a time when many pets experience skin issues. Our veterinarians will create a diagnostic plan to test for fleas, mange, skin infections, and allergies to come up with a treatment plan to get your pet’s coat back to beautiful. If your pet is suffering from skin issues, call us today to schedule an appointment!!

Address

1103 Smith Avenue
Thomasville, GA
31792

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+12292264561

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