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UGA Pet Health Center Veterinary Medicine

The UGA Community Practice Clinic offers routine veterinary care for your four-legged friend with services ranging from annual checkups and vaccinations to dental procedures and spaying and neutering. Any companion animal owner can make an appointment by calling 706.542.1984. Our Community Practice Clinic operates separately from our Veterinary Teaching Hospital and allows our fourth-year veterinary students to gain experience in a general veterinary practice environment. Our faculty veterinarians, interns, veterinary students and technical staff all work together to deliver compassionate care to your pet. This team approach ensures that your pet receives the highest-quality care possible, however it also means that your appointment may take longer than it would at a traditional primary-care clinic, so please plan accordingly.

Website: vet.uga.edu

Phone: (706) 542-1984

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  • Wed 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Athens, GA 30602 ·356.39 mi

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Christy K. 11/07/18

My cat was referred here from my vet in Atlanta for a full mouth teeth extraction. He was diagnosed with Stomatitis, and UGA offered the procedure for 25% of the cost found at Atlanta feline...

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David C. 09/04/22

They used to be the best place to take your pets in emergency situations or to see a specialist. Not anymore, all they care about is how much money they can milk you for. They work on your...

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Abigail L. 06/12/19

I'm a out of state college student at UGA and figured going here would be good but they misdiagnosed my cat and tried to sell me everything they could and my cat didn't even need it. Not planning...

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Jennifer R. 04/30/18

My experience with the community practice clinic has been less than desirable. My dog and I were originally referred here by my normal vet for dental X-rays and cleaning as they didn't have an...

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Hilary M. 10/23/20

My cat was diagnosed with Stomatitis by me local vet. They referred me to local cat dentist in the area but they wanted 2000 dollars for just a partial. Turned out my cat needed a full mouth...

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