Cherokee Animal Hospital

07/03/2025

The 4th is no fun for most of our pets, including horses. Injuries are common to both dogs and horses who try to flee the terrifying noises of fireworks.

Please keep your pets inside and avoid setting off fireworks in areas near horses.

06/20/2025

Pardon our dust...
You may have noticed the construction on the building next to Cherokee Animal Hospital. We are still in the middle of this long journey but are making progress. We are fixing up the property, and building out 4 new exam rooms to use for our patients. This will greatly reduce our dependence on curbside services!!!

A little unconventional perhaps, but we will make it work! These new exam rooms will be in the lower level, around the back of the second building. (We call it "Cherokee Junior"). We can't wait to share this new adventure with our clients.
We'll keep you posted!

04/23/2025

We love kissable noses!
What is your favorite part of your pet?

04/22/2025

BIG NEWS!
We're thrilled to announce we've been voted Best in Cherokee County... AGAIN!
Thanks to everyone who supported us with their votes!

04/07/2025

We've added it up... between our doctors and staff, we have over 265 years of veterinary experience on hand! 😆
You can trust these many hands to care for your pets with love and kindness!

03/28/2025

We don't get too many complaints from our clients, but the most common one we hear is about our occasionally long wait times. This has become an increasing problem as we have gotten busier and yet only have 4 examination rooms. Seeing patients inside while their owners wait in their cars has helped with flow (thank you to all who agree to this method) but we still run behind when some patients just need more time due to more severe illness.

We have spent the last 2 years in negotiations and planning and are finally making progress on adding a few new exam rooms in the building located just to our left. This will present new problems with parking and flow as the buildings are not physically connected. But we are super excited about the potential this opportunity presents to us, our clients and our patients.

Thank you to everyone for your patience. This building needs lots of rehab but we will keep you updated!!

02/03/2025

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01/16/2025

CAT DEATHS linked to RAW FOODS
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Dozens of cats across the country have become sick and many have died following infection with H5N1 bird flu. While many have been outdoor cats with exposure to wild birds or poultry, some are strictly indoor cats that were eating raw foods that had been contaminated with the virus. Still others were affected after drinking unpasteurized milk.

Signs of illness include fever, lethargy heavy discharge from the eyes and nose, respiratory distress and neurological issues.

While human infections remain rare, proper hygiene when handling raw foods, animal waste and sick or dead animals is strongly recommended.

For more information from the AVMA, follow this link.
https://www.avma.org/news/cat-deaths-linked-bird-flu-contaminated-raw-pet-food-sparking-voluntary-recall

01/08/2025

We are preparing to snuggle in and ride out the forecasted bad weather. To keep our staff safe we will be closed Friday and Saturday.
If you have an emergency, please contact one of the following:
Veterinary Emergency Group 404-445-8223
Dogwood Specialty & Emergency 404-609-1234
Cobb Emergency 770-424-1957
Alpharetta Speciality & Emergency 770-209-5355

11/28/2024

Ollie says…

Thanksgiving tips for keeping pets safe:
Avoid giving pets these Turkey Day treats
• Seasoned turkey, turkey skin and turkey bones
• Turkey twine
• Gravy trimmings
• Fatty foods
• Corn on the cobb
• Garlic and onions
• Raw bread/dough
• Sweets
• Grapes and raisins
• Chocolate
• Nuts
• Artificial sweeteners
Remember to:
• Have safe treats on hand so guests can give something good
• Make sure guests are careful when opening doors; make sure pets have collar & ID tag/microchip
• Remove food as soon as dinner is over and take out the trash

10/31/2024

From one of our favorite team member familes, and all at Cherokee Animal Hospital, Happy Halloween!

10/16/2024

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