University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine is a general practice practice in Athens, GA. Procedures include Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories, Pathology Labs, feline surgical emergencies, and Cats, Dogs, Exotics, and Wildlife Emergencies.
About
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine operates a comprehensive Veterinary Teaching Hospital and a Pet Health Center, offering a broad range of veterinary services. It provides 24/7 emergency care for cats, dogs, exotics, and wildlife, as well as horses, cattle, and farm animals. The college also houses extensive diagnostic and service laboratories that support practicing veterinarians and various industries. A notable specialist, Dr. Leticia Dantas, is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists, leading the Behavioral Medicine Service.
The hospital serves a diverse patient population, including small animals, exotics, wildlife, and large animals. Emergency services are available around the clock, with specific contact lines for different animal types. On-the-farm emergency services for large animals are available within a 30-mile radius for current UGA Field Service clients outside normal business hours. The institution is also dedicated to training future veterinarians and conducting research.
Surgical team
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Dr. Leticia Dantas
Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists
she brings a unique blend of clinical expertise, neuroscience insight, and a deep passion for the human–animal bond
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Dr. Chad Schmiedt
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Dr. Janet Grimes
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Dr. Mandy Wallace
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Dr. Brian Sutherland
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Dr. Rachel Reed
Procedures
- Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories
- Pathology Labs
- feline surgical emergencies
- Cats, Dogs, Exotics, and Wildlife Emergencies
- Neurology emergency services
- SCWDS Wildlife Research & Diagnostic Service
- Milk Quality Laboratory
- On-the-farm Emergency Services
- PDRC Diagnostic Services
- Horses, Cattle, and Farm Animal Emergencies
- 24/7 Emergency Services
- Infectious Diseases Lab
- Behavioral Medicine Service
- surgical techniques
Photos
Photos via Google · University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, Richard Candler McRee
Frequently asked questions
- What types of emergency services are available at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine?
- The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine offers 24/7 emergency services for cats, dogs, exotics, and wildlife. They also provide 24-hour emergency care for horses, cattle, and farm animals at their large animal hospital. On-the-farm emergency services for large animals are available to current UGA Field Service clients within 30 miles of the facility outside of normal business hours.
- Does the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine have specialists in animal behavior?
- Yes, the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine has Dr. Leticia Dantas, a Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of the Behavioral Medicine Service. She is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists, bringing clinical expertise and neuroscience insight to the service.
- What diagnostic services are offered by the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine?
- The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine provides various diagnostic services through its Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories, PDRC Diagnostic Services, Infectious Diseases Lab, Pathology Labs, Milk Quality Laboratory, and SCWDS Wildlife Research & Diagnostic Service. These labs offer testing and analyses to veterinarians and industry clients.
- Are there any temporary service limitations for emergency care at the hospital?
- Yes, the Neurology emergency services are currently limited due to staffing shortages. Patients are advised to call ahead to confirm availability if they believe their pet is experiencing a neurologic emergency.
- What species can receive emergency care at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital?
- The Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides emergency services for cats, dogs, exotics, and wildlife. Additionally, their large animal hospital offers urgent and emergent care for horses, cattle, and farm animals.