Since 1978, Ocoee Animal Hospital has been providing top-notch veterinary care to cats and dogs in and around Blue Ridge. Our veterinarians utilize the most up-to-date information and technology to create customized treatment plans that are just as unique as each of their patients. When your furry friend becomes a member of the Ocoee family, you'll know they're always in good hands.
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Our Practice
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Ocoee Animal Hospital was founded in 1978 as a small "country" practice in an area that did not have access to a veterinary facility.
Two of our doctors acquired the practice in 1983 with the vision of becoming a full-service, high-quality practice in North Georgia, Southeastern Tennessee, and Western North Carolina.
Slowly, then moving more quickly, the practice grew.
We started in a small office located north of our current location.
During our time at that location, we had to expand the building to accommodate our growing practice.
Two of our doctors acquired the practice in 1983 with the vision of becoming a full-service, high-quality practice in North Georgia, Southeastern Tennessee, and Western North Carolina.
Slowly, then moving more quickly, the practice grew.
We started in a small office located north of our current location.
During our time at that location, we had to expand the building to accommodate our growing practice.
Cat & Dog Care
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Ocoee Animal Hospital offers preventive care and services for kittens, puppies, cats, and dogs.
The entire team at Ocoee Animal Hospital in Blue Ridge, GA recommends that your pet receive a complete wellness examination at least once a year, but more frequent exams are encouraged.
During wellness exams, we perform a complete physical and recommend a heartworm test, fecal flotation test for intestinal parasites, and red blood tests that can indicate the presence underlying diseases.
To keep your pet parasite free, we also recommend preventive medication for heartworms, fleas and ticks.
The entire team at Ocoee Animal Hospital in Blue Ridge, GA recommends that your pet receive a complete wellness examination at least once a year, but more frequent exams are encouraged.
During wellness exams, we perform a complete physical and recommend a heartworm test, fecal flotation test for intestinal parasites, and red blood tests that can indicate the presence underlying diseases.
To keep your pet parasite free, we also recommend preventive medication for heartworms, fleas and ticks.
Diagnostic
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At Ocoee Animal Hospital, our goal is to keep your pet happy and healthy.
We're able to do that for sick and injured animals largely thanks to modern diagnostics.
Digital radiography and ultrasound as well as telemedicine capabilities all contribute to this goal.
Diagnostic imaging can be an alternative to exploratory surgery.
It allows us to examine your pet's internal organs and body systems to better diagnose their conditions.
There are different types of diagnostic imaging and the type your pet needs will depend on their symptoms and the affected area of the body.
We're able to do that for sick and injured animals largely thanks to modern diagnostics.
Digital radiography and ultrasound as well as telemedicine capabilities all contribute to this goal.
Diagnostic imaging can be an alternative to exploratory surgery.
It allows us to examine your pet's internal organs and body systems to better diagnose their conditions.
There are different types of diagnostic imaging and the type your pet needs will depend on their symptoms and the affected area of the body.
Pet Dental Care
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Dental care is an essential part of your pet's overall health.
When oral hygiene is neglected, pets can develop dental disease which negatively affects other systems in the body and may lead to tooth loss.
A pet's dental health is just as important as their physical health, however, it often goes overlooked.
The reality is that oral hygiene plays a huge part in ensuring your pet lives a long, healthy life.
Dental disease is a common but serious problem.
Approximately 80% of pets will develop it by the time they're three and, if left untreated, it will spread to the tooth socket and destroy bone.
When oral hygiene is neglected, pets can develop dental disease which negatively affects other systems in the body and may lead to tooth loss.
A pet's dental health is just as important as their physical health, however, it often goes overlooked.
The reality is that oral hygiene plays a huge part in ensuring your pet lives a long, healthy life.
Dental disease is a common but serious problem.
Approximately 80% of pets will develop it by the time they're three and, if left untreated, it will spread to the tooth socket and destroy bone.
Surgical Procedures
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The entire staff at Ocoee Animal Hospital understands that the decision to allow your beloved companion to undergo surgery is never an easy one.
We strive to ensure your pet's procedure is as comfortable and stress-free as possible.
Perhaps the most important pre-surgical step is to discuss why we believe a particular procedure is necessary and what it entails.
We will provide you with information on proper postoperative care and answer any questions you may have so that you feel comfortable knowing you are making the right choice for your pet.
We strive to ensure your pet's procedure is as comfortable and stress-free as possible.
Perhaps the most important pre-surgical step is to discuss why we believe a particular procedure is necessary and what it entails.
We will provide you with information on proper postoperative care and answer any questions you may have so that you feel comfortable knowing you are making the right choice for your pet.
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