Open 6 Days a Week in Alpharetta
Monday through Saturday, we offer the quality veterinary care your pet needs to stay healthy. New patients always welcome!
Open 6 Days a Week in Alpharetta
Monday through Saturday, we offer the quality veterinary care your pet needs to stay healthy. New patients always welcome!
Complete Compassionate Service for Beloved Pets
Our Alpharetta vet clinic and resort is a full-service pet hospital that offers comprehensive medical services for cats and dogs.
Our facility is a one-stop-shop for your veterinary needs offering preventive care, diagnostic testing, surgery, and more for the pets who need it.
We care for Alpharetta’s companion animals and have developed a reputation over the years for our quality care that is served with a compassionate touch.
We give our all for every patient, both old and new, every time they walk through our doors.
Our Alpharetta veterinarians use a variety of diagnostic tests and tools in our in-house vet lab to figure out what's going on with your pet and make informed decisions regarding treatment plans.
Our lab is stocked with cutting-edge diagnostic imaging equipment and the capacity to perform bloodwork, urinalysis, and fecal exams directly on-site. With our ECG tools we can test for your pet's heart health without needing to refer you anywhere else.
Loving Hands Animal Clinic & Pet Resort proudly serves patients in Alpharetta, Milton, Woodstock and beyond.
Want to read up on being an exceptional pet parent to your new companion? Check out our blog feed for articles by our Alpharetta vet team on how best to care for your pet!
If you've noticed your dog is drinking more water lately, you may want to bring them to the vet to have their kidneys checked out. Today our vets in Alpharetta explain the signs, causes, and treatment of kidney failure in dogs.
Giardia is a parasite that can cause diarrhea and intestinal problems in dogs and humans. In today's post, our Alpharetta vets define Giardia, and explain how it spreads, its symptoms, and how it is treated.
It's normal for cats to breathe fast if they are anxious or exerting themselves playing. But if your cat is breathing rapidly while resting, it could be a sign of a health condition. In today's post, our Alpharetta vets share some causes of fast breathing in cats, and when you should be concerned.
Loving Hands Animal Clinic & Pet Resort is always accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Alpharetta companion animals. Get in touch today to book an appointment.
