North Oconee Animal Hospital

Found dog near Franklin Grove! Does anyone recognize this guy?

NOAH will be open Friday, December 31st from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm. NOAH will be closed January 1st. Normal business hours will resume Monday, January 3rd (7:30 am - 6:00 pm).

Merry Christmas! Normal business hours (7:30 am-6:00 pm) will resume on Monday, December 27th. If your pet has a medical emergency you can contact UGA’s Small Animal Teaching Hospital at 706-542-3221. They are located on 2200 College Station Road Athens, GA. The Animal Emergency Hospital located on the Atlanta Highway has CLOSED permanently.

NOAH will be open Friday, December 24th from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm. NOAH will be closed December 25th in order to celebrate Christmas. Normal business hours will resume Monday, December 27th (7:30 am - 6:00 pm).

Please be on the lookout for Hazel!

Protect your pet and win a Yeti bowl and matching rambler. From September 1, 2021 to November 1, 2021, you will be entered to win a Yeti bowl and matching rambler every time you purchase the following products at N.O.A.H. For dogs: 6 pack of Simparica or Simparica Trio = 1 ticket 12 pack of Simparica or Simparica Trio = 2 tickets... 1 Proheart Heartworm shot = 2 tickets For cats: 6 pack of Revolution Plus = 1 ticket 12 pack of Revolution Plus = 2 tickets *Products purchased through the N.O.A.H. online store are not eligible for this giveaway* *In order to purchase Simparica Trio or Proheart, all dogs need to have a negative heartworm test within the past year* *All pets must be up-to-date in order to purchase prescription products*

The @aspca has made this awesome info graphic to show what foods your pets should stay away from this Thanksgiving. This is not a comprehensive list, but these are the most common foods that cause life-threatening emergencies in pets. If your pet has an emergency please call the Animal Emergency Hospital at 706-850-9888. They are located on 2575 Atlanta Highway Athens, GA 30606. You can also call the UGA Small Animal Teaching Hospital at 706-542-3221. They are located on 2200 College Station Road Athens, GA. You can also call the Animal Poison Control Center at 1-888-426-4435.

Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving! We will resume normal business hours (7:30am-6:00pm) on Friday, November 27. If your pet has an emergency please call the Animal Emergency Hospital at 706-850-9888. They are located on 2575 Atlanta Highway Athens, GA 30606. You can also call the UGA Small Animal Teaching Hospital at 706-542-3221. They are located on 2200 College Station Road Athens, GA. #noah #thanksgiving

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Ways to keep your cat happy: Hang out Install a perch indoors near a sunny window; padded perches can be purchased at many pet supply stores or through catalog retailers. Another option is an enclosure that sits in a window frame (much like an air conditioning unit) and provides a secure space in which your kitty can hang out. Larger perches can attach to the side of a house or ground-floor apartment patio. Tree's company Buy a ready-made cat tree (often called a "kitty co...ndo"), or make your own. A cat treecan be short, or may stretch from floor to ceiling. It provides great climbing opportunities and, in multi-cat households, creates more play and rest areas by taking advantage of vertical space. If you can, locate the cat tree next to a window so your cat can watch the action outdoors. Play time Play with your cat each day. Try different types of toys that allow your cat to stalk, chase, pounce and kick. When you've tired out your cat, store toysthat could harm them (such as toys with strings attached) out of reach. When you can't be there to supervise, leave out "toys" such as paper bags (with the handles removed) or cardboard boxes. Be sure to switch the toys from time to time so that they seem "new" and more interesting to your cat. Clean house Cats can be neat freaks, so clean the litter box regularly. You should have one litter box per cat. Vet Care Make sure your cat is up to date on all vaccines, especially their rabies vaccine (it is required by Georgia state law even for indoor only kitties). Also take your cat to American Association of Feline Practitioner (AAFP). Why? The AAFP works to improve the standards of feline health, in part by providing its members with progressive research and valuable resources which include, but are not limited to, peer-reviewed scientific research in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, breakthrough continuing education offered at the AAFP Conferences and other feline tracks, and the well-respected and highly utilized practice guidelines and position statements compiled by the AAFP. North Oconee Animal Hospital is Cat Friendly Practice #cat #noah #cats #catsofinstagram See more

Have a happy and safe Labor Day. We will resume normal business hours (7:30am-6:00pm) on Tuesday, September 8. If your pet has an emergency please call the Animal Emergency Hospital at 706-850-9888. They are located on 2575 Atlanta Highway Athens, GA 30606. You can also call the UGA Small Animal Teaching Hospital at 706-542-3221. They are located on 2200 College Station Road Athens, GA.

For an emergency please call the Animal Emergency Hospital at 706-850-9888. They are located on 2575 Atlanta Highway Athens, GA 30606. You can also call the UGA Small Animal Teaching Hospital at 706-542-3221. They are located on 2200 College Station Road Athens, GA

Tomorrow is your last chance to vote for OnlineAthens Best of the Best 2020! Please vote for Dr. Pinson under People- Best Veterinarian and North Oconee Animal Hospital under Services- Best Veterinary Clinic. Thank you for your support! https://onlineathens.gannettcontests.com/Best-of-Athens-20/

We are honored to be nominated in 2 categories this year, Dr Pinson for Best Veterinarian and North Oconee Animal Hospital as best Vet Clinic! Voting is open until August 26th. Thank you so much for entrusting us with your pets!

Today is International Cat Day! #catsofinstagram #cat #catlovers #catlife #internationalcatday #catday #noah

We had a special and unusual visitor today! Meet Beauty! She came in for an x-ray. Note: we do not typically see exotics. #noah #tortoise #tortoisesofinstagram #vetassistantlife @ North Oconee Animal Hospital

UPDATE: Reunited! These two babies were found in the Oconee Crossing neighborhood. They do not have collars and they are not microchipped. Please call Amanda Roberts 706-372-5008 if you know these two dogs or if you know their family! Both dogs are currently with Ms. Roberts and her family. Let’s get these babies home! #noah #found #founddogs @ North Oconee Animal Hospital

It’s National Mutt Day! #nationalmuttday #muttday #muttsofinstagram #mutt