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Medical & Diagnostics
The Animal Medical Clinic is proud to offer comprehensive preventive health care including puppy and kitten care, wellness exams and vaccinations, and geriatric programs. For those pets that are not feeling well, our clinic provides state-of-the-art treatment and diagnostic services. Our doctors are trained to treat just about any illness including allergies and other skin conditions (dermatology), heart problems (cardiology), intestinal problems (gastroenterology), arthritis and other joint problems and many others. We have a comprehensive laboratory on site which provides testing results in minutes. In addition, we utilize a large outside diagnostic lab for additional tests. Other services provided are radiography, digital x-rays and digital ultrasound which provides a non-invasive way for us to take a detailed look inside the chest or abdomen.
Surgery & Laser Surgery
The Animal Medical Clinic performs most surgeries necessary for your dog or cat, including spays and neuters. In addition, we perform many procedures not routinely done at many small animal hospitals. This includes many cancer surgeries and orthopedic procedures, especially knee surgeries such as cruciate ligament repair (TTA procedure) and luxating patella surgery (MPL). The majority of surgeries are done utilizing our surgical laser. The surgical laser minimizes bleeding, pain and infection. We take great pride in our anesthetic safety, monitoring and post-operative pain relief management.
For more information regarding Laser Therapy click here.
For more information regarding Laser Therapy click here.
Canine Annual Wellness & Vaccines
An annual check-up examination, wellness and parasite testing and vaccinations are very important to keeping your pet healthy for as long as possible. Listed below are our recommendations for your dog’s annual wellness program:
- Health Maintenance Exam by one of our Veterinarians
- Wellness Blood Testing
- Heartworm Test (blood sample)
- Intestinal Parasite Test (stool sample)
- Rabies Vaccination
- Distemper-Parvovirus Vaccination (DHPPV) (given every 3 years)
- Leptospirosis Vaccination
- Bordetella Vaccination (kennel cough) (if your dog will be going to a boarding kennel or groomer)
- Flu Vaccination (if your dog will be going to a boarding kennel or groomer)
- Heartworm & Flea Preventive Medication
Feline Annual Wellness & Vaccines
An annual check-up examination, wellness and parasite testing and vaccinations are very important to keeping your pet healthy for as long as possible. Listed below are our recommendations for your cats’s annual:
- Health Maintenance Exam by one of our Veterinarians
- Wellness Blood Testing
- Intestinal Parasite Test (stool sample)
- Rabies Vaccination
- Feline Distemper Vaccination (FVRCP) (given every 3 years)
- Feline Leukemia Vaccination
- Heartworm & Flea Preventive Medication
Healthy Canine Club
We believe the most important thing you can do for the health of your dog is to provide the best possible preventive care, including a thorough exam by one of our veterinarians. To help you provide this care for your dog, we are happy to introduce our Healthy Canine Club, which can provide significant value and savings.
What Your Dog Receives By Joining the Club:
- Wellness Exam by one of our Veterinarians
- Early Detection Blood Test to check internal organs
- Heartworm Blood Test
- Intestinal Parasite Test (fecal)
- Vaccinations* your dog needs today. *Flu vaccines (H3N8 and H3N2) are available for an additional cost.
Wellness Club Benefits:
- A Free 2nd Wellness Examination by one of our Veterinarians in 6 months ($49 value)
- This will be good during a single 4 week period in 6 months
- Your dog is receiving 2 thorough exams per year: this is especially important since your dog cannot talk to you and tell you if they feel something wrong.
- $2.00 nail trims (normal price is $15) for the next year
- $99 Stage 1 Dental Cleaning & Exclusive Club pricing on all other dental procedures for 3 months after club renewal
- $25 off standard dental pricing for 1 year
- $20 off one night of boarding at either location
- Average Total Savings: $93- $148! (if you bring your dog in for a dental cleaning and 2 nail trims during the year)
Healthy Canine Club Cost:
$259 (Without Flu Vaccines) or $289 (With Flu Vaccines)
Please call one of our offices for additional information. Our Healthy Canine Club is designed for your dog to join at the time of their annual check-up and vaccines.Healthy Feline Club
We believe the most important thing you can do for the health of your cat is to provide the best possible preventive care, including a thorough exam by one of our veterinarians. To help you provide this care for your cat, we are happy to introduce our Healthy Feline Club, which can provide significant value and savings.
What Your Cat Receives When He or She Joins the Club:
- Wellness Exam by one of our Veterinarians
- Early Detection Blood Test to check internal organs
- Intestinal Parasite Test (fecal)
- ALL Vaccinations your cat needs today
Wellness Club Benefits:
- A Free 2nd Wellness Examination by one of our Veterinarians in 6 months ($49 value)
- This will be good during a single 4 week period in 6 months
- Your cat is receiving 2 thorough exams per year: this is especially important since your cat cannot talk to you and tell you if they feel something wrong.
- $99 Stage 1 Dental Cleaning & Exclusive Club pricing on all other dental procedures for 3 months after club renewal
- $25 off standard dental pricing for 1 year
- $2.00 nail trims (normal price is $15.00) for the next year
- $20 off one night of boarding in our kennels
- Average Total Savings: $90 – $150! (if you bring your cat in for a dental cleaning and 2 nail trims during the year)
Healthy Feline Club Cost:$195
*Please call one of our office for additional information. Our Healthy Feline Club is designed for your cat to join at the time of their annual check-up and vaccines.*Puppy Savings Plan and Kitten Savings Plan
We provide a comprehensive and affordable head start for your new puppy or kitten with our Puppy Savings Plan and Kitten Savings Plan. Each of these programs will give your new puppy or kitten the best preventive healthcare, at a very discounted price. Our goal is to make puppy and kitten care a little more affordable! Please call one of our offices for further information.
Our programs includes:
- All needed vaccinations (Flu vaccines for puppies (H3N8 and H3N2) are available for an additional cost.)
- A complete examination by one of our veterinarians at each visit
- Parasite testing and deworming
- Feline Leukemia and Feline AIDs virus testing (kittens)
- A discount for spay and neuter surgery
Dental Care for Pets
The Animal Medical Clinic provides the most comprehensive dental care available in private practice. We have digital x-ray technology (Peachtree City location), state-of-the-art dental equipment and we use only the best dental health materials. We utilize a laser for oral surgery and provide comprehensive pain management whenever needed.
Proper dental care at home and at the veterinary hospital is likely the most significant care you can provide for your pet to keep them happy and healthy. Studies have shown that dental disease is the most common medical problem affecting our pets. Dogs and cats frequently develop tartar buildup, gingivitis, periodontal disease, cavities and many other problems in their mouth. This leads to infection in their mouth which can spread to other organs, as well as pain when eating and bad breath.
We will recommend a dental cleaning by one of our veterinarians when these problems begin to develop. Afterwards, our staff will make recommendations to help you keep your pet’s mouth healthy and pain free at home.
Proper professional dental cleaning can make an enormous difference in the comfort, health and appearance of your pet’s mouth!
Before and After pictures of a few of our dental patients:
Proper dental care at home and at the veterinary hospital is likely the most significant care you can provide for your pet to keep them happy and healthy. Studies have shown that dental disease is the most common medical problem affecting our pets. Dogs and cats frequently develop tartar buildup, gingivitis, periodontal disease, cavities and many other problems in their mouth. This leads to infection in their mouth which can spread to other organs, as well as pain when eating and bad breath.
We will recommend a dental cleaning by one of our veterinarians when these problems begin to develop. Afterwards, our staff will make recommendations to help you keep your pet’s mouth healthy and pain free at home.
Proper professional dental cleaning can make an enormous difference in the comfort, health and appearance of your pet’s mouth!
Before and After pictures of a few of our dental patients:
Cruciate Ligament Knee Surgery in Dogs (Torn ACL)
Like people, dogs have two cruciate ligaments to help provide support for the knee. Their presence keeps the femur and tibia from sliding around and destabilizing the joint. Repairing torn cruciates is a fairly most common surgery at our animal hospital. Certain breeds (Labradors and Rottweilers) show up with this injury more frequently than other pets. Dogs can rupture these ligaments with sudden twisting movements while running or even from slipping on the floor. In most cases, diagnosing a cruciate tear simply requires a veterinarian’s examination. Palpation of the knee joint is the key to the diagnosis although it is also a good idea to take x-rays of both knees to look for any other problems. The next step is surgery. For small dogs weighing 20 pounds or less, we usually recommend a procedure called a “Lateral Suture” or “Extracapsular Repair”. This surgery allows these small patients to regain normal use of their leg in 8-14 weeks with minimal risk of complications. For larger dogs, we recommend a procedure called a Tibial Tuberosity Advancement or “TTA”. During this surgery, a cut is made into the front part of the tibia (shin bone) just below the knee and this bone is advanced forward to help stabilize the knee. A titanium metal plate and spacer (cage) is screw into place to maintain the bone in this new position. 
Normal knee
Knee after TTA Surgery
Knee 4 weeks after TTA Surgery
After surgery, dogs undergo a 10-12 week recovery and rehab period. Once healed, most dogs are able to return to full and pain free activity! If you have any questions regarding knee surgery for your dog, please call our Peachtree City location (770-487-1338 ) and ask to speak with Dr. Vince or Dr. Jeff.Laser Therapy
LASER THERAPY is an advanced therapy for the treatment of Inflammatory or Painful conditions in dogs and cats.
When can we use LASER THERAPY?
- Arthritis & Hip Dysplasia
- Acute & Chronic Pain
- Back Injuries
- Ear Infections
- Mouth Pain
- Sprains & Strains
- Wound Healing & Trauma
What are the BENEFITS of LASER THERAPY?
- No drugs or surgery
- No sedation or anesthesia needed
- Extremely safe with no side effects
- Can be combined with other medications and treatment
- Immediate results: most treated pets feel better in 12-24 hours after treatment
- Speeds the healing process
If you have any questions or want more information about Laser Therapy and your pet, please call us (770-487-1338) or send us an email: staff@theanimalmedicalclinic.com
Emergencies
Our doctors and staff at both our Peachtree City and Fairburn locations are ready to care for your pet if there is an emergency during our normal office hours. When possible, call ahead and let us know you are coming with an emergency:770-487-1338 (Peachtree City) or 770-692-6034 (Fairburn) When we are closed, we recommend that you take your pet to: Southern Atlanta Veterinary Emergency and Specialty (SAVES Center) 770-460-8166 1090 Highway 54 East, Fayetteville, Georgia www.SavesCenter.com
Ultrasound
We are proud of our digital ultrasound unit. It gives us the opportunity to look at your pet’s internal organs quickly and painlessly without anesthesia and surgery. In addition, we can examine the heart and heart valves using the color-flow doppler capability of our ultrasound machine.
Online Pharmacy
Visit our online pharmacy for Hill's or Royal Canine diets, dental treats, or your pet's hard-to-find compounded medications. For added convenience, everything gets delivered right to your door and if you have difficulty remembering when to order refills, sign up for Autoship. Check it out now!
TeleVet
With our Televet mobile app, you can send us information about your pet’s problem, including photos and video, and consult remotely with one of our veterinarians. We can’t diagnose all problems this way but a few examples of medical conditions we can solve remotely are skin problems, many skin lumps, coughing and sneezing problems, diarrhea and more.
Exotics
We are excited to announce that we are now offering wellness, surgical, and illness care for your small mammal exotic pets at The Animal Medical Clinic of Fairburn! Just to name a few, this includes hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, ferrets, chinchillas, and rats. Dr. Emma Rich has a special interest in these animals and is thrilled to extend AMC’s pet care to your fluffy, fuzzy family members. Please call ahead for an appointment for these species: 770-692-6034.
Please note that we are not a wildlife rehabilitation center, and are not able to see any wildlife at this time.
Please note that we are not a wildlife rehabilitation center, and are not able to see any wildlife at this time.
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Puppy Vaccines and Preventive Care
Preventive care, along with proper training, is the key to raising a healthy and happy puppy. To prevent many life-threatening infectious diseases, puppies require a series of several vaccinations. In addition, treatment for very common parasites is routinely given. Please click on Puppy Vaccines and Preventive Care link on the left to see our recommended puppy preventive care schedule.
Kitten Vaccines and Preventive Care
Preventive care, along with proper training, is the key to raising a healthy and happy kitten. To prevent many life-threatening infectious diseases, kittens require a series of several vaccinations. In addition, treatment for very common parasites is routinely given. Please click on Kitten Vaccines and Preventive Care link on the left to see our recommended kitten preventive care schedule.
Wellness & Preventive Care
Just like people, dogs and cats benefit from an annual check-up. Your dog or cat will be thoroughly examined in an attempt to find problems in their early stages so they may be addressed before they cause illness. During these appointments, we will also discuss which vaccinations will be necessary, recommend preventive measures against fleas and ticks, recommend needed dental care, and discuss proper weight management and nutrition.
