What types of animals does VCA Midtown Animal Hospital treat?

VCA Midtown Animal Hospital provides veterinary care for both cats and dogs.

What preventive care services are offered at VCA Midtown Animal Hospital?

The hospital offers a variety of preventive care services, including vaccines, infectious disease screening tests, ear cytology, skin cytology, anal gland expressions, nail trims, spay procedures, neuter procedures, dental cleanings, and laboratory panels.

How can I manage my pet's health care with VCA Midtown Animal Hospital?

You can manage your pet’s health care through the myVCA app. This app allows you to access live chat, refill prescriptions, track vaccine status, and book appointments.

Does VCA Midtown Animal Hospital offer online appointment booking?

Yes, appointments can be booked online through their website or via the myVCA app.

VCA Midtown Animal Hospital

VCA Midtown Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Atlanta, GA. Procedures include skin cytology, anal gland expressions, infectious disease screening tests, and vaccines.

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About

VCA Midtown Animal Hospital is a general practice veterinary clinic located in Atlanta, GA, offering primary care for cats and dogs. The hospital provides a range of preventive services, including vaccinations, infectious disease screenings, ear and skin cytologies, anal gland expressions, nail trims, spay and neuter procedures, dental cleanings, and laboratory panels.

The clinic aims to provide world-class medicine with hometown care, serving the local community. Clients can manage their pet's healthcare through the myVCA app, which allows for online appointment booking, prescription refills, and access to live chat.

Procedures

skin cytology
anal gland expressions
infectious disease screening tests
vaccines
nail trims
dental cleanings
spay procedures
neuter procedures
ear cytology
laboratory panels

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Frequently asked questions

What types of animals does VCA Midtown Animal Hospital treat?: VCA Midtown Animal Hospital provides veterinary care for both cats and dogs.
What preventive care services are offered at VCA Midtown Animal Hospital?: The hospital offers a variety of preventive care services, including vaccines, infectious disease screening tests, ear cytology, skin cytology, anal gland expressions, nail trims, spay procedures, neuter procedures, dental cleanings, and laboratory panels.
How can I manage my pet's health care with VCA Midtown Animal Hospital?: You can manage your pet’s health care through the myVCA app. This app allows you to access live chat, refill prescriptions, track vaccine status, and book appointments.
Does VCA Midtown Animal Hospital offer online appointment booking?: Yes, appointments can be booked online through their website or via the myVCA app.

Contact & hours

Address

1510 Piedmont Ave NE
Atlanta

Phone

(404) 875-7387

Website

vcahospitals.com/midtown

3.6 · 353 Google reviews

Recent reviews

8 months ago

Brittany

Not sure why this place has 3.6 starts. I’ve used them twice in 2025 with newly adopted sick kittens. They have honored my voucher from the shelter and are very attentive to the kittens. They got us meds and on our way. Kittens were better within a week! Front office staff is always nice! Doctor is nice. Please remember they do take walk ins so be patient and wait your turn. We had to wait about 30 mins to see the doctor due to an emergency come in but if that was my pet I’d want other people to understand so be understanding! :)
6 months ago

Erin Heath

I brought my older dog here for emergency services that ended up being end of life care. I thought the staff were great and really caring. That experience made me decide to bring my younger dog for her annual because I wanted to support the practice. The problem is the cost is much higher than at my prior vet (which is also and in town vet just about 5 miles away). The annual vet exam is only about $15 more here but the fecal and heart warm test is $250 and my old vet was $111. Additionally they had me change my dogs Dhlpp to a DA2P-Pv shot which was more expensive and required a booster 3 weeks later that was not included in the estimate for services that I was quoted. Overall for the same services 1 year ago at a different vet I paid $506 and at VCA I paid $755.15. I like the vets but can justify 50% more expensive for basic care. I wish all vets would just list the prices for basic annual exam and testing clearly on their websites.
4 months ago

Caroline Crowe

I rushed my Riley there 10 days ago. He collapsed suddenly. The doctors immediately took him back to stabilize him. He did not respond to medicine or oxygen. His heart was beating just 30 beats a minute. After 2 hours of helping him, they coordinated with saint francis hospital in Decatur. I went there to see a cardiologist. Riley, who is 13, immediately went to UGA vet hospital and had an emergency pacemaker put in because of a total heart blockage. Thank you to the staff and doctors for saving Riley’s life! Highly recommend!

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4 months ago

Chuck

This is a hard one to review. I first would like to say that all the vets and the staff are absolutely amazing. Your pet will be feeling better in no time. But this clinic is probably owned by a private-equity firm which is "all the rage" today. YOU WILL BE PAYING HIGHER PRICES! There are some predatory practices when suggesting care too. Option A, B, C, and D for care will be suggested to you as if it's collectively one[sometimes], and it will all be itemized on a potential bill that can be pretty expensive. You have to ask them to break everything down for you and then suggest yourself things like "let's try A first before we do B or C". More times than not this happened to me where they throw a bunch of treatments at you, instead of trying one and going from there. We're talking about the bill being 50% to 100%(or more) higher due to additional treatments being added. Someone might say, "we have to be sure" or "your pet can't actually tell you how it feels". But I never have been billed like this before by any other clinic. It can get ridiculous. If it wasn't for my pet insurance I'd be cooked by this place. Even my insurance rep was like, "I know I'm a snake but gotdamn this is insane"!
a year ago

Alicia Ayre

I was totally impressed by the staff of VCA. I explained that my foster dog came from a very severe abuse situation and is extremely stressed by new people. They took the time to ask questions and were very gentle and supportive of him. They went above and beyond to be kind. When he refused a treat, and he loves treats, they went and got him a different treat and won him over. He was even giving the vet tech kisses, amazing. Another tech kept telling him what a good boy he was. The vet was careful to explain what was going on and then took the time to explain another side issue and recommend course of treatment. They all came down to his level on the floor. Can't tell you how impressed I was with EVERYONE from the moment I walked in, it was so positive. The guy at the front desk, again positive, helpful vibe. Let me tell you I have been doing rescue for years, I have seen a lot, it is very hard to impress me and I have never written a post like this.

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