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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Phone: (770) 483-1954

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01/06/2015

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Outstanding!

This is an amazing practice! Everyone is so friendly and compassionate. Love the Doctors, they are so caring and through! Wouldn't go anywhere else!

12/18/2011

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Saved my Hannah

My dog Hannah cut her leg one night and was bleeeding very badly. Dr. Jessica stitched her up, gave her fluids and did it all after hours. She is literally a life saver.

06/29/2009

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Excellent Service & Compassion

I have used several Animal Hospitals over the course of the past 20 years. We have 12+ cats and dogs. All the Vets and staff at Conyers Animal Hospital have always been caring, professionally competent and compassionate about their work. I would recommend them to anyone.

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Phone: (770) 483-1551

Address: 1425 Klondike Rd SW, Conyers, GA 30094

Website: https://www.conyersanimalhospital.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Proper dental care is very important for your pet’s health. Periodontal (gum) disease is one of the most common conditions seen by veterinarians. When plaque and tarter build up on your pet’s teeth it can cause some health issues, including heart, liver and kidney diseases.
Vaccination
When travelling with a pet(s), there may be animal health requirements specific for that destination. Typically a pet is required to be current on vaccinations, have other tests and treatments, and have a USDA approved health certificate. As soon as you know your travel details, contact us to assist with the pet travel process. This is a time consuming process and preparation may need to be started months in advance.
Behavioral Counseling
Canine Tracheobronchitis (Canine Cough) – respiratory tract infection which is easily transmitted from one dog to another in situations such as playgroups, obedience training or boarding at a kennel. Most training facilities require vaccination certification. This disease is caused by various airborne bacteria and viruses, including Canine Parainfluenza virus, Canine Adenovirus Type II and Bordetella bronchiseptica.
Nutritional Counseling
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis – Just like the human common cold, the virus that causes this upper respiratory tract infection is easily transmitted from one cat to another, so vaccination is imperative if your pet will come in contact with other cats. Its symptoms may take the form of moderate fever, loss of appetite, sneezing, eye, and nasal discharges. Kittens are particularly affected by this disease can be dangerous in any unprotected cat, as this disease can be dangerous in any unprotected cat, as effective treatment is limited. Even if a cat recovers, it can remain a carrier for life.
Comprehensive Examination
Preventing illness and disease is always easier and cheaper than treating it. Vaccinating your pet is vital to preventing serious illnesses and even death and helps to build up your pet’s immunity against many dangerous diseases. Most vaccinations will begin at your pet’s first wellness exam and require a schedule of doses throughout the first months and years of life. Vaccinations differ depending on several different factors, such as type of animal, his or her age, lifestyle and environment. At Conyers Animal Hospital, our team of veterinarians will carefully examine

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Make sure your pet is protected from parasites like fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. If not protected, your pet is at risk for heartworm, fleas and a host of other nasty and dangerous external and internal parasites.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Canine Distemper – A highly contagious and potentially fatal viral disease, spready by discharge from the nose and eyes of infected dogs. The distemper virus attacks many organs, including the nervous system, which may be permanently damaged, even if the dog recovers.
Pain Management
All of our surgeries are performed under general anesthesia and we are advocates of pre-anesthetic blood screening. This enables us to determine if your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia and if they have any medical conditions or problems that could affect anesthesia. We use only the safest form of anesthetic drugs for your pet along with the same techniques and equipment used by human anesthesiologists. Your pet’s vital signs are constantly monitored with a pulse oximeter, EKG, blood pressure monitor, and doppler. A member of our highly trained surgical team is constantly beside your pet from the time the anesthetic process begins until post-recovery. Your pet’s comfort and safety is always at the forefront and we utilize perioperative pain management protocols for your pet.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Laser therapy is arguably the fastest-growing modality in the veterinary profession. To this point, many veterinary clinics offer Class IV laser therapy as a treatment for small animal conditions such as arthritis, sprains and strains and back pain, as well as post-surgical soft tissue trauma and lick granulomas.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
Infectious Canine Hepatitis – Caused by Canine Adenovirus Type I, this disease is transmitted among dogs by contact with secretions such as saliva, infected urine or feces. It causes liver failure, eye damage, and respiratory problems. The severity of this disease can range from mild to fatal.
Injury Treatment
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Leptospirosis – is an infectious disease that can affect many animals including wildlife, rodents, dogs, and people. It is a zoonotic disease, which means it can spread between animals and people. Your dog can contract the organism through direct contact with another infected animal, by eating infected meat or most commonly through contact with anything that has been contaminated by the urine of an infected animal. Most infections occur when dogs go swimming in and/or drink infected water.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Canine Parvovirus – A very contagious and potentially fatal disease which attacks the gastrointestinal tract and, in some instances, the heart muscles. The disease is most severe in young puppies and elderly dogs. Spread through infected feces, the highly resistant virus can remain in the environment for many months.
Feline Retro Virus Treatment
Feline Leukemia (FeLV) – Infection with the Feline Leukemia Virus can result in a multitude of serious health problems for your cat- everything from cancerous conditions such as leukemia to a wide range of secondary infections caused by the destruction of the immune system. In fact, it is a leading cause of death in North American cats. After initial exposure to the virus, a cat may show no symptoms for months, if not years. Testing is available to determine the FeLV status of your cat. If he or she has not yet been infected but is likely to come in contact with cats that are, vaccination against this potentially fatal disease is highly recommended.
Ear Infection Treatment
Some veterinarians are moving beyond the musculoskeletal and wound healing applications of laser therapy and finding it an effective treatment for canine ear infections

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Laboratory tests are an important means by which your veterinarian can diagnose blood disorders, kidney & liver disease, diabetes, infection, cancer, thyroid disease, and other hormonal problems. The promotion of quality pet health care through a wellness program can add years of vitality and extend your pet’s life. Fecal Tests Fecal tests are done to evaluate for the presence of intestinal parasites (e.g, Giardia, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, coccidia). It is important to check periodically for parasites (once to twice a year depending on the animal’s environment), even if stools are consistently normal. Parasites can cause significant intestinal problems in both humans & animals (some parasites can be transmitted from animals to humans).
Knee Problems Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Does your animal have any health conditions that could result in emergency situations (e.g., heart disease, diabetes, severe arthritis, chronic colic, etc.)? If so, consider the possible emergencies that could occur and whether or not you should set limits for the extent of care or the cost of care of these problems.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Ibuprofen – Ibuprofen (Advil®, Motrin®) is the most common human medication ingested by pets. Many brands have a sweet outer coating that makes it appealing to pets (think “M&M,” but a potentially deadly one). Ibuprofen can cause stomach ulcers and kidney failure.
Cancer Treatment
Believe it or not, dogs can sunburn, especially those with short or light colored coats. Sunburns can be painful for a dog and overexposure to the sun can lead to skin cancer. Talk to us about sunscreens for your pet.

Wound and Fracture Care
Poisoning Treatment
Always keep garbage out of a pet’s reach, as rotting food contains molds or bacteria that could cause food poisoning.

Veterinary Surgery
There are times when your pet may need surgery, either routine or more advanced. Our practice is to schedule only a select number of surgeries each day in order to provide exceptional care for your pet. However; there are often times a pet is in need of daytime emergency surgery. Our team of doctors with a 155 years of combined experience is available for emergencies that may arrive.
Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
With many illnesses and injuries, time is of the essence and achieving a fast and accurate diagnosis can greatly improve the chances of a positive outcome. Our hospital is equipped with an in-house laboratory, where we are able to run a broad spectrum of diagnostic tests, often obtaining the results within just moments. In most instances, we can have answers for you before you and your pet even leave our office.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Each year thousands of pets go missing and many do not make it back home.Your pet needs a reliable form of identification. Even if your pet wears a collar and ID tag, collars can break and ID tags can become damaged and unreadable. We recommend your pet be microchipped, as it may greatly increase the chance of you being reunited with them. Animal shelters, animal control officers and veterinarians routinely look for microchips to return lost pets quickly to their owners.

General Pet Care

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