Archive for the ‘Pet Health Center’ Category

February is Pet Dental Health Month: Why Protecting Your Dog or Cat from Periodontal Disease Matters

February is Pet Dental Health Month, a great reminder that oral health plays a major role in your pet’s overall well-being. Experts at the UGA Pet Health Center emphasize that prevention, early care, and regular evaluations can help pets live healthier, more comfortable lives. Early Signs of Dental Disease in […]

Photos: UGA Pet Health Center Re-Opening Celebration

After the official ribbon-cutting ceremony, the recently renovated UGA Pet Health Center, now a Stanton Spectrum of Care Clinic, opened its doors to the community for a celebration filled with love for pets and those who care for them. View the event photos here.

College of Veterinary Medicine celebrates grand reopening of its pet health center

With the help of a Basset Hound named Hermione, UGA CVM cut the ribbon on its expanded community practice on Valentine’s Day. The Pet Health Center, a Stanton Spectrum of Care Clinic, officially reopened following a $5.2 million expansion funded by the Stanton Foundation.

UGA PHC welcomes two new clinicians to expanding clinic

The University of Georgia Pet Health Center (PHC) is thrilled to welcome two new Clinical Assistant Professors — Dr. Elizabeth Busch and Dr. Jennifer Sims — to its growing team. In their new roles, Drs. Busch and Sims will serve as full-time clinicians, providing high-quality primary care to patients while […]

Thornton Joins UGA Pet Health Center

PHC new clinician brings passion for both patient care and teaching  The University of Georgia Pet Health Center is excited to welcome Dr. Jude Thornton as a Clinical Assistant Professor. In his new role, Dr. Thornton will serve as a full-time clinician, providing primary care services to patients at the […]

Pet Travel Tips from our Pet Health Experts

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a cross-country road trip, bringing your pet along can make the journey more memorable. But before you hit the road, it’s important to ensure your furry companion stays safe and comfortable.  Here are some travel and safety tips from our PHC team. Contributions […]

Summer Pet Safety

Key Seasonal Risks and How to Prevent Them Contributions from Dr. Sara E. Gonzalez, DVM, MS, DABVP (Canine & Feline Practice) Summer is a time for fun and outdoor adventures with our pets, but it also brings several seasonal health hazards. Here are some summer-related risks to be aware of—and […]

two cute red Corgi dogs sitting next to each other in the Park for a walk on a winter day in funny warm knitted hats during heavy snowfall

Chilly Weather, Cozy Pets: Winter Pet Care Tips from Vets

As the colder months approach, it’s crucial to ensure your pets are prepared for the drop in temperature. Expert veterinarians at the UGA Pet Health Center and VTH are here to share their top winter pet care tips.

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Paws Off the Plate

Everyone knows that the holiday season revolves around food and family, pets included. That is why our pet health experts at the CVM Pet Health Center, a primary-care clinic on UGA’s Athens campus, have shared valuable tips on holiday pet safety, along with two festive vet-approved treat recipes.

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Pet Health Center reopens on Classic Campus

Mural by son of 1975 alumnus makes whimsical welcome to visitors Alumni leave their mark on the College of Veterinary Medicine in many ways, but Dr. Jerry Eskridge’s imprint on the renovated Pet Health Center on Classic Campus is a particularly colorful one. A flash flood in January forced the […]

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CVM students help older pet owners in partnership with Meals on Wheels

In a new partnership with the Athens Community Council on Aging (ACCA), UGA Vet Med students deliver veterinary care directly to the doors of Athens’ older adults. Check out these stories to see how these groups deliver more than a meal. Athens Banner-Herald Athens Community Council on Aging

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