UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital
UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital is a general practice practice in Athens, GA. Procedures include Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories, PDRC Diagnostic Services, SCWDS Wildlife Research & Diagnostic Service, and Counseling & Support.
About
The UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides specialized medical care for a diverse range of animals, including cats, dogs, exotic animals, horses, cows, goats, and other farm animals. Operating similarly to a human specialty medical center, the hospital offers advanced veterinary care with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment and treatment options. The team includes licensed veterinarians (interns, residents, and board-certified faculty members), senior veterinary students, veterinary nurses, and hospital staff.
As a teaching hospital, it leverages a vast and highly specialized knowledge base. The hospital handles emergencies for both small and large animals, with specific contact numbers for different species. It serves referring veterinarians and clients seeking advanced care, with a strong emphasis on calling ahead for emergency services.
Procedures
- Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories
- PDRC Diagnostic Services
- SCWDS Wildlife Research & Diagnostic Service
- Counseling & Support
- Advanced treatment options
- Pathology Labs
- Hospital-wide Services
- Specialized medical care
- Infectious Diseases Lab
- Advanced veterinary care
- Large Animal Hospital
- Milk Quality Laboratory
- Small Animal Emergency Service
Equipment
- Diagnostic equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What types of animals does the UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital treat?
- The UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides specialized medical care for cats, dogs, exotic animals, horses, cows, goats, and other farm animals.
- How does the UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital operate?
- The UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital operates similarly to a human specialty medical center, offering advanced veterinary care with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment and advanced treatment options.
- What is the emergency protocol for small animals at the UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital?
- For small animal emergencies, clients are asked to call ahead prior to bringing their pet to the hospital. This helps the staff to be better prepared for arrival and to manage periods of high demand.
- Are referrals required for emergency services at the UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital?
- Emergencies do not require a referral or an appointment. However, clients are asked to call ahead to inform the hospital of their arrival so staff can prepare.
- Does the UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital offer on-the-farm emergency services for large animals?
- On-the-farm emergency services for large animals are available only to those who live within 30 miles of the facility. Additionally, only current UGA Field Service clients can request these services outside of normal business hours.