Animal Hospital of Towne Lake

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Woodstock, GA
Animal Hospital of Towne Lake

A pet's love is unconditional... Our care for them should be exceptional! Vision: To offer cutting edge medicine at an affordable cost.
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Mission: To provide the best care avaliable through advanced technology, applied with tender care.

12/20/2024

Did you know that cats don't need to socialise like people do – they enjoy some interaction, but on their own terms and, although they're clever, they don't experience the same complex emotions as humans. The scientific verdict is no, your cat is not judging you.

12/18/2024

Christmas is just a few days away! This is a friendly reminder that we will remain open for emergency appointments only on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Resume normal business hours for routine and emergency needs on Dec 26th.
Happy Holidays!

12/15/2024

While our goal is to provide the best care for you and your pet, we understand that visits to the ER can be unexpected and costly. We recommend Trupanion Pet Insurance for your furry family member. If your pet is covered by Trupanion, they offer same day direct to vet pay. From nose to tail, your pet is covered:
• Hereditary conditions your breed is prone to inheriting
• Unidentified issues, even if your pet doesn't have an official diagnosis
• Congenital conditions your pet developed before birth
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12/09/2024

Amongst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, don’t forget to set aside time for interactive play. Engaging your cat with toys that mimic prey, like feather wands or toy mice, not only satisfies their natural hunting instincts but also provides needed mental and physical stimulation. Always respect your cat’s boundaries during play sessions and allow them to decide when they’re done. Playtime is fun, and our guide can help make it a key part of keeping your cat healthy.

12/07/2024

Happy Saturday, we hope you stay warm and load up on rest!

12/03/2024

SEC Championship is this weekend! Who’s ready for some football and good food?
Remember to keep certain foods and treats away from your pets!

11/29/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours, we hope you had a great day! We are here for you 24/7 if an emergency arises with your furry family member today! Call us if you have any questions or concerns. 770-591-9500

11/26/2024

As the Thanksgiving Holiday fast approaches, we want to take the time to tell you all that we are most thankful for you allowing us to care for your fur babies. Your trust in our staff means the world to us. What are you thankful for?

11/23/2024

Marbles and Jill, what a great combination! Marbles came in for puppy boosters and had some anxiety/fear in the clinic. A little reassurance and love from Jill is all it took for him to relax and show us his cuteness! 💙

11/21/2024

The holiday season means lots of fun and festivities. It also often includes packing up the family for a road trip or plane ride. Thanksgiving and Christmas are popular times for holiday travel. Many families want to include their dog or cat in their holiday plans, and luckily there are ways to make holiday travel safer and less stressful for you and your pets. If you’re thinking about bringing your dog or cat on your next trip, here are some helpful tips for traveling with pets.

*Allow Extra Time When Traveling With a Pet - Make sure to schedule extra time for travel, as your dog will need regular breaks to relieve themselves and stretch their legs. Cats don’t need these pit stops as much as dogs as long as you bring along a litter box for the car.
*Try to Keep a Regular Routine - Whether during a long road trip or at a relative’s home, your dog will appreciate eating their meals and taking their usual walk at the same time. Cats are creatures of habit too, so keeping their routine as normal as possible is important for limiting their stress.
*Pack for Your Pet - You’ll want to stock up on waste bags for your dog’s outdoor breaks. Have plenty of water bowls and water on hand, and pack extra of your pet’s food. Don’t forget their medications and supplements — make sure you have enough for the whole time you’ll be away.

*Don't Forget Their Papers - If you’re crossing state lines or traveling internationally, your pet may need a signed health certificate from your veterinarian. You’ll want to talk to your vet well in advance (at least 2 weeks) for your pet’s health certificate.

*Update Your Pet’s ID Tags and Microchip - The last thing you want is for your pet to get lost while on holiday. But in case they do, having a collar with up-to-date contact information and making sure their microchip is registered and information updated will increase your chances of a fast reunion.

11/18/2024

Did you know that pets need blood donors? There are seven blood types found in dogs! Canine blood types are different than those in humans. We have our own blood donation program within the clinic that helps to save hundreds of lives in emergency situations! We appreciate all of our blood donating heroes!

11/11/2024

The weather is really starting to feel like fall! Don’t you just love this time of year? We don’t want to leave our dogs out of the Fall family fun because dogs are family too! Here are a few things you can do with your pet!

*Go on a nature walk
*Go camping or hiking
*Take fall themed photos
*Play in the leaves
*Bake fall inspired dog treats

11/09/2024

Did you know our own Cat Clinic of Woodstock is a certified Gold Level Cat Friendly Practice? Ask for details!

There are many benefits to us being Cat Friendly:

* Less stress on feline patients and staff
* It demonstrates how much we care about our patients
* Increases higher satisfaction among current clients
* Helps to increase our overall staff knowledge and expertise in regards to cat medicine and handling
* Lower reported feline-associated injuries
* Increased diagnostics leading to earlier disease detection

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11/08/2024

November is Senior Pet Adoption Month. How did your senior furry friend become a part of your family? We would love for you to share your story with us below in the comments!

11/06/2024

Archer is a 1 year old toy poodle that was presented for emergency care after post bath zoomies, which led to him jumping down the stairs at home and landing incorrectly. He was immediately triaged by one of our technicians and given pain medication to help make him more comfortable. After a physical exam and radiographs with Dr. Rivera, he was diagnosed with a fracture of his left front leg. Both bones (the radius and ulna) were fractured. Archer had a splint placed on his leg and surgery to repair the leg was then scheduled. Dr. Gifford performed the orthopedic surgery to place a plate and screws in his leg to stabilize the fractures. After surgery, Archer stayed in the hospital overnight to continue to receive a pain CRI (constant rate infusion) and injectable antibiotics. He was discharged the following afternoon to being his recovery process with his family at home, under strict rest and their loving care.

11/04/2024

Thank you to the Woodstock and Canton area for voting us best Veterinary Emergency Clinic!
We have strived to bring the same love we feel for our general practice clients to our ER care. Our greatest joy is to see a puppy or kitten for their first shots and then to see them through all of the ups and downs of life, all the way into old age. We have been through ups and downs ourselves with all of our construction woes, but we are excited to finally settle into our new exam rooms and get back to just loving our patients.

Thank you again!

10/30/2024

Meet Stella!

Stella is a 1 & ½ year old English Bulldog that presented to our emergency services with a possible foreign object ingestion. She had been vomiting for 24 hours prior to her visit with us. A physical exam and abdominal radiographs with Dr. Dutton showed a very interesting object in Stella's stomach. After talking to her family, they expressed concern that she had eaten a toy from their children's playroom. The decision was made to take her into surgery to remove what was suspected to be a toy dog from her stomach. During the surgery, Stella was monitored by one of our surgical technicians to ensure that her vitals remained normal throughout the procedure. A few short hours later, Stella was in recovery from her surgery on a pain drip to make sure she was comfortable. Stella stayed in the hospital overnight for continued fluid therapy and pain medications. She was able to be discharged and go home with her family the next morning already starting to feel like her normal self. Two weeks later, Stella returned to see us to have the staples removed from her surgical incision, her family reported that she was feeling better than ever!

10/25/2024

Are you noticing change in eating habits? Grooming in one specific area? Trouble going up/down stairs? Decreased activity? If you answer yes to any of these questions, your pet may have signs of osteoarthritis and could benefit from Solensia or Librella. We can help! Call us today and start a pain management journey, for your pet!

Address

3105 Parkbrooke Cir
Woodstock, GA
30189

Telephone

+17705919500

Website

http://www.townelakevets.com/?y_source=1_MTE2Njg5NzEtNDQwLWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU%3D

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We have the coolest patients! Check out Pinecone’s tricks!

Our little Allister, doing tricks for our staff tonight! He’s the best!