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Neighborhoods: Garden Hills, Buckhead
AKA: Nicholas Petty DVM
Categories: Veterinarians, Pet Grooming, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (404) 237-4601

Address: 553 Pharr Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Curbside and drop-off exams are still available! All technician visits will remain curbside. Surgical and dental procedure discharges will remain curbside. Owners coming to pick up medications or food may come inside, but are welcome to remain curbside as well.
Vaccination
If you want your pet to enjoy robust protection from various harmful diseases throughout their lifetime, then you need to make sure they stay vaccinated. At Pharr Road Animal Hospital, we recommend certain core vaccinations for all dogs and cats, but we also offer several lifestyle-based vaccinations. Because we believe in keeping your furry family members safe and healthy, we take care to make sure they only get the vaccines they really need. Over-vaccinating can do more harm than good for our pets, which is why we take an individual approach to recommending vaccines for all our patients. Call us at
Behavioral Counseling
At Pharr Road Animal Hospital, we always strive to go well beyond what’s expected to care for our patients and clients. Our AAHA-accredited, award-winning practice provides all the essential services your companion needs for a lifetime of excellent health, but we don’t stop there. We also offer alternative medicine, behavioral counseling, laser therapy, and regenerative medicine. Contact us today to speak with our team or schedule an appointment. We look forward to hearing from you!
Nutritional Counseling
“You are what you eat” doesn’t just apply to people. Our cherished dogs and cats need a nutritious, balanced diet that supports their health to the fullest. With our help, you can learn about which ingredients are most beneficial to your pet, and which food types and brands are the best quality for their needs.
Comprehensive Examination
Pet wellness exams are where we establish your pet’s health baseline, screen for underlying illness, and make sure they’re protected from disease year after year. At Pharr Road Animal Hospital in Atlanta, we recommend annual pet wellness exams as part of your companion’s routine care. This is because their health can change rapidly, and they might not show any clinical signs unless we look for them.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
In addition to routine blood work, we recommend annual fecal exams to assess health and screen for intestinal parasites, which are very common among dogs and cats. Our team can also run urinalysis tests to check for urinary tract infections.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Pain Management
If your pet has a slow-healing wound or chronic pain caused by arthritis, a sprain, or some other condition, our therapeutic laser might be able to help. Pharr Road Animal Hospital uses laser therapy for dogs and cats to treat a wide range of problems, with minimal risk of side effects. There are no drugs or invasive measures involved, and the procedure itself is quite comfortable for our patients. For gentle and effective pain relief and healing, consider talking to your vet about laser therapy and find out if your companion is a good candidate for treatment.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Injury Treatment
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Ear Infection Treatment
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Pharr Road Animal Hospital is proud to offer alternative therapies to help your companion live a more comfortable and active life. When or if conventional medical treatments come up short or prove to be unsafe for your pet, we can provide them with other options. With regenerative medicine, we are capable of providing stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma therapy to heal inflammation and damaged tissue. These drug-free, minimally-invasive treatments are ideal for patients suffering with osteoarthritis or a nagging joint injury.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Diabetes Treatment
Kidney Disease Treatment
Do you avoid getting kisses from your pet because of their breath? Do you catch them dropping kibble on the floor every time they eat? You should probably see a vet to make sure your canine or feline family member doesn’t have an oral infection. Periodontal disease is one of the most common conditions affecting dogs and cats. It can interfere with their quality of life, and even make them vulnerable to heart, liver, or kidney disease. At Pharr Road Animal Hospital, we can help you understand and provide for all your pet’s dental needs, so they can stay infection-free (and have clean pearly whites) for a lifetime.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
While there is certainly no reason to panic over your pet’s bad breath, it shouldn’t be ignored, either. Bad breath might indicate excessive plaque and tartar buildup, gingivitis, or periodontal disease. The only way we can know for sure what’s causing your pet’s bad breath is to do an oral exam. From there, we can recommend the appropriate treatment to address any existing problems and prevent future issues.

Wound and Fracture Care

Ophthalmic Surgery
Veterinary Surgery
Endoscopy is a minimally-invasive diagnostic tool that allows us to see the inside of certain orifices (such as the esophagus or nasal passages) without having to perform exploratory surgery. We insert a small, flexible tube, which includes a tiny camera, into the passage we need to examine. The endoscope transmits the camera footage to a screen for clear viewing, giving our team valuable information and, if needed, tissue samples for testing.
Spaying and Neutering
You want your pet to be as healthy and happy as they can be, but you’re on the fence about having them spayed or neutered. You’re not alone! Spay and neuter surgeries can be invasive and require at least a week of downtime for recovery. It’s a big step, and you want to be confident that it’s the right one to make for your pet. At Pharr Road Animal Hospital, we approach spay and neuter surgery on a case-by-case basis. In general, we do recommend it for most patients, but our recommendations are informed by our knowledge of your pet’s health history, lifestyle, and many other factors. Like you, our goal is to do what’s best for their needs. Call us at
Veterinary Euthanasia

Laboratory Services
It isn’t easy to determine your pet’s overall condition or diagnose underlying problems without diagnostics. Pharr Road Animal Hospital offers multiple diagnostic tools, from an in-house laboratory to ultrasound and endoscopy, to help our team detect and more accurately diagnose health issues. Our responsibility as your vet is to use every resource available to treat your companion and keep them healthy. Like you, we want them to enjoy the best life possible for as long as they can.
X-Ray
Dental Radiology
To perform teeth cleanings on our dog and cat patients, we need to put them under general anesthesia. While they’re under, we’ll take digital dental X-rays of your pet’s mouth to fully assess the health of each tooth from top to bottom. This allows us to find issues such as an embedded tooth root (with no crown), signs of tooth resorption, bone loss, and more.

General Pet Care

Grooming
Animal Daycare
For males, we also look at each individual pet to determine the best time to neuter. Some dog daycare facilities do not accept puppies or adult dogs that are intact. But in the case of large and giant dog breeds, we need to wait until the dog reaches full maturity before neutering.

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