Veterinary Care in Athens, GA

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First Aid June 2, 2010

Would you know how to save your pets life if they were choking or injured? between you and your pet. The Red Cross of GA is holding a First Aid class to teach you how.
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Diet Feb 2, 2010

Feeding a healthy diet and keeping your pets at their lean body weight can extend their lives and keep them comfortable as they age and even help address chronic medical condition.
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Dental Care
Jan 31, 2010

Caring for your pet's oral health is an important part of veterinary wellness care. Dental disease can cause systemic illness and painful teeth are difficult to detect and can lead to a decrease in quality of life

It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care to the Athens Community throughout the life of your pet. 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 medical and surgical care as necessary during his or her lifetime.read more

01WE ARE OPEN!

dog vet Boulevard Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital right in the heart of downtown Athens, GA. We have finished the renovations on our vet office and are excited about serving the Athens community. As we put the final touches on the vet clinic and our website, please stop by and say hi, we would love to meet our neighbors. We are posting our progress on our blog. Please feel free to stop by and watch us grow.

Our Vision

Boulevard Animal Hospital, is dedicated to preventative and illness vet care for our cats and dogs. Our Vets understand that you, the owner, are an integral part of their pet's care and we are committed to giving our clients the education, training, and support they need to make informed decisions in caring for their pets.

Ask The Vet is a corner of our website that allows our community to ask our veterinarian questions. Check out other questions that have been covered and submit your own if you like. (coming soon)

Pet Toxins and where to Seek Help

During the holidays we received many calls from clients worried that their pets had swallowed everything from chocolate covered malt balls, to dates, to an entire plate of sugar cookies. Especially during busy holiday times, none of us (ok, few of us!) are able to be as vigilant as usual when keeping potentially harmful things out of the mouths of our ever-eager pets.

While there is reason to be very worried about ingestion of some substances, others will probably just result in messy clean up the next morning. We cannot emphasize enough the importance of being aware of toxic substances, including food, plants, household cleaners and medications that can injure or kill your pet.