Tiger lilies are probably the most poisonous plants for cats. All the parts of the plant are toxic, and able to cause renal failure. Cats that have ingested this plant will vomit, be lethargic, lack appetite or have increased thirst.
Even if you have a big backyard, it's still important to walk your dog so that they can get the exercise that they need!
Effective October 1st, we will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7am to 6pm. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are still 7am to 3pm.
We will take great care of your pet! Call us today!
Cats rub against us and scratch as a form of communication! They have scent glands on their cheeks and paws, so rubbing against us or scratching on vertical surfaces transfers their scent.
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Saved by Grace Pet Adoptions
September 23 at 5:26 PM ·
UP FOR ADOPTION-VIOLET
Violet is a super sweet, special girl. She has the cutest front paws that look like lobster claws called Ectrodactyly. She can get around like normal cats, there is no disability from these type of paws, they are just shaped differently. Violet is a very affectionate, laid back girl. She is almost a year old, DSH tortoiseshell, up-to-date on vaccines, spayed, micro-chipped and is FIV+. Cats get FIV when they are bitten by another affected cat. People and dogs cannot catch FIV, so she can go to a home with dogs and has to be an inside cat ONLY. Cats with FIV can live purrfectly normal, healthy, long lives. If you are interested in Violet please call (770) 787-4899 to meet her. Application & interview required. $75 Adoption fee.
Plastic-coated springs designed as cat exercise toys can exercise and entertain a cat in multiple ways!
Give your dog an extra hug from us today!
As a general rule, adult dogs need about one ounce of water per pound of body weight per day. But growing puppies, despite their smaller size, drink more than their adult counterparts.
UPDATE...ADOPTED!!
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Saved by Grace Pet Adoptions
October 6 at 5:33 PM ·
UPDATE....ADOPTED!!!
UP FOR ADOPTION-SADIE
Sadie is a 3 year old bloodhound mix. She is 71 lbs, fully vaccinated, heartworm negative, spayed and micro-chipped. She is house and crate trained and was raised around other dogs and cats. She was also raised to go deer and boar hunting. Sadie is so happy to be around people and is very loyal! Application and interview required for adoption. Adoption fee $250. If you are interested in meeting Sadie please call 770-787-4899 to make an appointment to meet her. Please share this beautiful girl so she finds a home quickly.🐕
The chrysanthemum is a common houseplant that may poison your pet. Even if the cat touches the plant with his skin or mouth, there will be allergic reactions.
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Saved by Grace Pet Adoptions
October 16 at 8:04 PM ·
UP FOR ADOPTION-OLIVER
This is Kitty or (Oliver), he is a domestic shorthaired, orange tabby, 5 years old and is as sweet and loving as he can be! He grew up in a house full of bloodhounds, so he is very used to dogs. He has not been around kids but we recently tested him and he does great with kids. He is current on his vaccines, neutered and microchipped. Oliver is 13 pounds and is just an all around chill guy. If you're looking to meet a new best friend come and meet Oliver. Application & interview are required for adoption. Adoption fee is a $125
If there’s one piece of equipment that’s an absolute necessity for your dog, it’s a pet identification (ID) tag. What does your pet's ID tag look like?
Unfortunately, allergies are quite common in dogs of all breeds and backgrounds. Most allergies appear after the pet is six months of age, with the majority of affected dogs over age one or two.
Poor coordination and the lack of balance are among the earliest signs of rabies. If you notice your cat banging their head into a lot of objects you need to contact us!
They will always have our love like no other!
Have a great day today!
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Saved by Grace Pet Adoptions
November 4 at 1:39 AM ·
We still have 3 pets in our program looking for their forever homes! Please call if you are interested, 770-787-4899.
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Our favorite form of snuggles!
Truly the best BEST Friend there ever was!
Proper nutrition is key to a healthy pet! Feeding your pet the right amount, and type, of food will help them maintain a healthy weight! Call us today if you have any questions about your pet's diet!
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Take a guess...how many toes do you think Violet has?
Hard to believe this sweet girl hasn't gotten a furever home yet.
Ross Animal Hospital & Rehabilitation Center updated their business hours.
How to pick what furry friend is best for you and your family? Your pet-owning experience will be most enjoyable if you consider carefully what type of pet best suits your family, home, and lifestyle. Invest the time and effort to make an informed decision and ensure the years with your future pet are happy ones!
We hope that you had a great Thanksgiving! What was your favorite dish?
We recommend regular wellness exams for the same reason your physician and dentist recommend them – if you can detect a problem in its early stages, it's more likely to be treated and resolved with less expense, less difficulty and better success!
Veterinarians are trained to know what to look for during a routine examination. Whether it's a bacterial infection, a problem with their weight, or deteriorating hips in senior pets, visiting the vet regularly can help detect problems and disease as early as possible!
When should you treat your dog with flea or tick products? It depends on where you live! Call us and schedule your pet's next visit!
Your pet's diet plays a huge role in their overall health. As dedicated pet owner's, we know that it can be difficult finding the correct diet plan for your pet! We're here to answer your questions to ensure that your pet lives their happiest and healthiest life!
It may be necessary to dress your pets warmly as we near colder weather! Small dogs and those with short hair need extra help when there’s a chill in the air. Puppies and older canines also may find it hard to control their body heat.
While dogs are the natural hosts, cats can get heartworms too. Protect your pet with monthly heartworm preventive medication!
Studies have found that having a pet actually decreases the amount of anxiety and stress that comes with everyday stressors! Would you agree??
As we slowly pack away holiday decor be aware of tinsel! Cats like tinsel, but tinsel isn't good for them. If ingested, tinsel can cause intestinal blockages that can be harmful – or even fatal!
Happy Holidays! Warmest thoughts and best wishes to you and your loved ones!
Toothpaste made for humans is toxic to dogs. Fortunately, there is a toothpaste for dogs too!
As we near the end of 2020, we thank you for all of your support this year and can't wait to see what the new year has in store!
As we enter the New Year, what are some goals that you have for 2021?
Fun fact for the day! A group of kittens is called a “kindle.”
Make sure that your pet's vaccinations are up-to-date! Depending on where you live, your fur baby could be exposed to various preventable diseases. Keep your fur kids protected!
Happy New Year!! New Year, new online pharmacy!
Our last online pharmacy had some major shipping issues so to better accommodate our clients we have a new online pharmacy called My Vet Store Online.
My Vet Store Online carries prescriptions, prescription food and supplies all with the ease of home delivery. Please check it out!
www.rossanimalhospital.myvetstoreonline.pharmacy
Ross Animal Hospital & Rehabilitation Center updated their business hours.
Talk to your pet! Communication will help you and your fur baby have a tighter connection and stronger bond.
We are here for advice on any healthcare and prevention for your fur babies! Your pet's health and comfort is our top priority. Schedule your pet's next appointment with us so that we can ensure they are healthy and happy!
Your pet relies on you to keep them in good health! A proper diet, regular exercise and grooming, and routine check-ups at the vet will help your pet in top form.
Healthy pet eyes are bright and shiny. Mucus and watery tears are normal but should be minimal and clear. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out so that we can help!
Just as with humans, exercise promotes mental and physical health for your pooch. Exercising your pet can be as simple as taking a daily walk or playing fetch in the yard. The activity doesn't matter as long as your pup is moving and using energy!
February is National Pet Dental Health Month. We are celebrating the month of February with 10% off pet dental cleanings.
Call 770-787-4899 to make your pet's dental cleaning today.
Keeping your pet free of parasites (fleas, ticks, heartworm, etc.) is extremely important! Consult with us for the best product and treatment for your pet
Maintaining a healthy weight is essential to your pet’s healthy life and lifestyle! Are you wondering what a healthy weight is for your fur baby? Schedule your next visit so that we can help!
Healthy pet eyes are bright and shiny. Mucus and watery tears are normal but should be minimal and clear. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out so that we can help!
Just as with humans, exercise promotes mental and physical health for your pooch. Exercising your pet can be as simple as taking a daily walk or playing fetch in the yard. The activity doesn't matter as long as your pup is moving and using energy!
Having your veterinarian examine your pet at least once a year is crucial to make sure your pet is healthy and to help detect problems sooner rather than later! Schedule your next visit now!
Lack of exercise and overfeeding is as much a problem in pets as it is in people. Your pet cannot decide how much exercise he or she needs or what kind of food is best to eat; only you can do that. We can help you figure out the best routine and treatment for your fur baby. We're here for you!
February is National Pet Dental Health Month. We are celebrating the month of February with 10% off pet dental cleanings.
Call 770-787-4899 to make your pet's dental cleaning today.
Keeping your pet free of parasites (fleas, ticks, heartworm, etc.) is extremely important! Consult with us for the best product and treatment for your pet
Maintaining a healthy weight is essential to your pet’s healthy life and lifestyle! Are you wondering what a healthy weight is for your fur baby? Schedule your next visit so that we can help!
Healthy pet eyes are bright and shiny. Mucus and watery tears are normal but should be minimal and clear. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out so that we can help!
Bad breath can be a sign of teeth or gum problems. Particles of food, saliva, and bacteria known as plaque can build up on the gums and teeth and cause infection! Wondering how your pet can have improved dental health? Schedule your furry friend's next visit today!
Having your veterinarian examine your pet at least once a year is crucial to make sure your pet is healthy and to help detect problems sooner rather than later! Schedule your next visit now!
Lack of exercise and overfeeding is as much a problem in pets as it is in people. Your pet cannot decide how much exercise he or she needs or what kind of food is best to eat; only you can do that. We can help you figure out the best routine and treatment for your fur baby. We're here for you!
February is National Pet Dental Health Month. We are celebrating the month of February with 10% off pet dental cleanings.
Call 770-787-4899 to make your pet's dental cleaning today.
Keeping your pet free of parasites (fleas, ticks, heartworm, etc.) is extremely important! Consult with us for the best product and treatment for your pet
Maintaining a healthy weight is essential to your pet’s healthy life and lifestyle! Are you wondering what a healthy weight is for your fur baby? Schedule your next visit so that we can help!
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Newton County Ga Government
February 17 at 6:37 PM ·
The Newton County Animal shelter, which was open for appointment only, is now back open for visits with several new puppies available for adoption. The shelter is open Monday through Friday 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the shelter, located on 210 Lower River Road, Covington Ga.
You can see our available animals here: https://www.adoptapet.com/adoption_rescue/79658-newton-county-animal-control-covington-georgia
and here
https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/ga/covington/newton-county-animal-control-ga247/
Kittens should come in for a visit around 6 to 8 weeks of age to receive their first vaccines. Vaccinating your kitten can help protect them from disease, viruses, and bacteria. Call us today to learn more about kitten vaccines and schedule your appointment today!
Regular exercise also helps your dog maintain a healthy weight and heart, while increasing muscle mass. Allow your pet to play a part in your daily exercise by going on a walk or short run!
Bad breath can be a sign of teeth or gum problems. Particles of food, saliva, and bacteria known as plaque can build up on the gums and teeth and cause infection! Wondering how your pet can have improved dental health? Schedule your furry friend's next visit today!
Having your veterinarian examine your pet at least once a year is crucial to make sure your pet is healthy and to help detect problems sooner rather than later! Schedule your next visit now!
Lack of exercise and overfeeding is as much a problem in pets as it is in people. Your pet cannot decide how much exercise he or she needs or what kind of food is best to eat; only you can do that. We can help you figure out the best routine and treatment for your fur baby. We're here for you!
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Newton County Ga Government
February 17 at 6:37 PM ·
The Newton County Animal shelter, which was open for appointment only, is now back open for visits with several new puppies available for adoption. The shelter is open Monday through Friday 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the shelter, located on 210 Lower River Road, Covington Ga.
You can see our available animals here: https://www.adoptapet.com/adoption_rescue/79658-newton-county-animal-control-covington-georgia
and here
https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/ga/covington/newton-county-animal-control-ga247/
Kittens should come in for a visit around 6 to 8 weeks of age to receive their first vaccines. Vaccinating your kitten can help protect them from disease, viruses, and bacteria. Call us today to learn more about kitten vaccines and schedule your appointment today!
Regular exercise also helps your dog maintain a healthy weight and heart, while increasing muscle mass. Allow your pet to play a part in your daily exercise by going on a walk or short run!
Bad breath can be a sign of teeth or gum problems. Particles of food, saliva, and bacteria known as plaque can build up on the gums and teeth and cause infection! Wondering how your pet can have improved dental health? Schedule your furry friend's next visit today!
Ensuring your dog is eating slowly, can reduce the chance of vomiting after meals. Slower eating can also lead to your dog feeling fuller and eating less. You can purchase different bowl options that can turn mealtime into a game!
Spaying your female pet can give her a longer life! Spaying your pet can reduce chance of uterine and breast cancer. Call us today to learn more about the benefits of spaying your pet and schedule an appointment today!
Is your dog destructive when you leave? This could be a sign of separation anxiety. Giving your dog a toy, or treat, when you leave can keep their mind stimulated while you are gone!
Dogs in the U.S. are starting to weigh more and more. While they may look “fat and happy” this can be harmful to your pet’s health. Animals facing obesity are more likely to have arthritis and heart problems. Give us a call to see how your pets weight compares, and learn more about our weight management programs!
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Newton County Ga Government
February 17 at 6:37 PM ·
The Newton County Animal shelter, which was open for appointment only, is now back open for visits with several new puppies available for adoption. The shelter is open Monday through Friday 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the shelter, located on 210 Lower River Road, Covington Ga.
You can see our available animals here: https://www.adoptapet.com/adoption_rescue/79658-newton-county-animal-control-covington-georgia
and here
https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/ga/covington/newton-county-animal-control-ga247/
Kittens should come in for a visit around 6 to 8 weeks of age to receive their first vaccines. Vaccinating your kitten can help protect them from disease, viruses, and bacteria. Call us today to learn more about kitten vaccines and schedule your appointment today!
Dental health can lead to more serious conditions within your pet’s body. You should schedule a dental examination at least once a year to keep a benchmark on their oral health. Call today to learn more about the importance of proper dental care for your pets!
Cats love to play, especially if they are kittens! A cost effective toy for your rambunctious kitten is a ping pong ball! Being able to chase the ball can tire out your kitten and help establish a nighttime sleep pattern.
Ensuring your dog is eating slowly, can reduce the chance of vomiting after meals. Slower eating can also lead to your dog feeling fuller and eating less. You can purchase different bowl options that can turn mealtime into a game!
Spaying your female pet can give her a longer life! Spaying your pet can reduce chance of uterine and breast cancer. Call us today to learn more about the benefits of spaying your pet and schedule an appointment today!
Is your dog destructive when you leave? This could be a sign of separation anxiety. Giving your dog a toy, or treat, when you leave can keep their mind stimulated while you are gone!
Dogs in the U.S. are starting to weigh more and more. While they may look “fat and happy” this can be harmful to your pet’s health. Animals facing obesity are more likely to have arthritis and heart problems. Give us a call to see how your pets weight compares, and learn more about our weight management programs!
Annual wellness exams can help keep an accurate timeline on your pet’s health. Yearly metrics can potentially help in diagnosing conditions later in your pet’s life.
Dental health can lead to more serious conditions within your pet’s body. You should schedule a dental examination at least once a year to keep a benchmark on their oral health. Call today to learn more about the importance of proper dental care for your pets!
Cats love to play, especially if they are kittens! A cost effective toy for your rambunctious kitten is a ping pong ball! Being able to chase the ball can tire out your kitten and help establish a nighttime sleep pattern.
Ensuring your dog is eating slowly, can reduce the chance of vomiting after meals. Slower eating can also lead to your dog feeling fuller and eating less. You can purchase different bowl options that can turn mealtime into a game!
Spaying your female pet can give her a longer life! Spaying your pet can reduce chance of uterine and breast cancer. Call us today to learn more about the benefits of spaying your pet and schedule an appointment today!
Is your dog destructive when you leave? This could be a sign of separation anxiety. Giving your dog a toy, or treat, when you leave can keep their mind stimulated while you are gone!
If your dog has lost its sight, you might be wondering how they will navigate your house. Fortunately, you can rest easy because dogs adapt very well to losing their vision! Your dog may take a few days to become accustomed to your home, but once they are adjusted, they will get around quite well!
There is a difference between your dog play fighting and aggression. Tail wagging and bowing are good signs of play, while low-range barking and teeth showing are signs of an angry dog. To avoid a potential dog bite, keep an eye on your dog at all times when they are meeting someone new or playing with a new dog!
Annual wellness exams can help keep an accurate timeline on your pet’s health. Yearly metrics can potentially help in diagnosing conditions later in your pet’s life.
Dental health can lead to more serious conditions within your pet’s body. You should schedule a dental examination at least once a year to keep a benchmark on their oral health. Call today to learn more about the importance of proper dental care for your pets!
Cats love to play, especially if they are kittens! A cost effective toy for your rambunctious kitten is a ping pong ball! Being able to chase the ball can tire out your kitten and help establish a nighttime sleep pattern.
Cats need to scratch! Scratching helps remove the old outer nail to reveal smooth claws underneath! Be sure to provide your cat with a sturdy scratching post, at least three feet high. This will deter them from scratching your carpet and furniture.
All dogs are descendants of wolves! Dogs, and puppies in particular, feel more safe in small, secure areas! Having a crate for your dog to go into when they are tired or unattended can help keep them calm and relaxed.
If your dog has lost its sight, you might be wondering how they will navigate your house. Fortunately, you can rest easy because dogs adapt very well to losing their vision! Your dog may take a few days to become accustomed to your home, but once they are adjusted, they will get around quite well!
There is a difference between your dog play fighting and aggression. Tail wagging and bowing are good signs of play, while low-range barking and teeth showing are signs of an angry dog. To avoid a potential dog bite, keep an eye on your dog at all times when they are meeting someone new or playing with a new dog!
Annual wellness exams can help keep an accurate timeline on your pet’s health. Yearly metrics can potentially help in diagnosing conditions later in your pet’s life.