Miller Veterinary Services

08/06/2025

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08/06/2025

ATTENTION Georgia Pet Owners and Veterinary Professionals:
As of July 1, 2025, new Georgia state regulations (SB 105) changed how pet poison emergencies can be handled over the phone or online. Under this new law, the ASPCA Poison Control Center—or any pet poison control service—can no longer provide treatment guidance directly to pet owners. They may now ONLY consult directly with veterinary professionals instead of pet owners.
What this means for you:
✅ If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, call Pet Poison Control line directly at 855-764-7661 or ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435. You will pay the $99 fee for their service and provide them our information for them to send their information to by email.
During our clinic hours: Call us (or your closest veterinary clinic) and if the medication is a human medication with no information available in the pets, we will direct you to call poison control.
After clinic hours: Call or proceed to your nearest vet emergency clinic or urgent care. This will save precious time.
✅ If you come to the clinic with a situation that requires it, our team will consult directly with Poison Control on your pet’s behalf to ensure your pet receives the best possible care.
Essentially, veterinarians still have direct access to these invaluable services for guidance in treatment.
We understand this is may be a confusing change. Our team is here to help make the transition as smooth as possible for you and your pets. Please don't hesitate to call us with any questions!
(Source: ASPCA Poison Control)

08/01/2025

Our weekly photo dump of cuteness and joy! 🤩 ❤️

07/28/2025

Need a last minute groom today? Call us—we can help 770-679-1457

07/25/2025

This week’s beautiful photo dump!! ❤️

07/15/2025

Beautiful pets photo dump!

07/04/2025

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07/02/2025

Our Telemedicine option is available every minute of the upcoming July 4th holiday weekend. If you worry something isn't right with your pet but aren't sure if it warrants a visit to the local pet ER, reach out to our VetTriage support staff with links available on our website and page. These amazing veterinarians are always available to help our clients!!

The Fourth of July weekend presents a unique challenge for veterinary clinics: a spike in pet-related incidents at a time when staffing is often limited. From panicked pets who bolt during fireworks to those who indulge in unsafe party foods, the need for veterinary guidance doesn't take a holiday.

07/02/2025

CBD products can cause liver damage to dogs and cats, which is why they should NOT be used in these species. Other, safer supplements are available to help with pet stress. Do your research and don't believe marketing fads!!

July Fourth sees more pets lost than any other time — here's how to keep your animals safe and calm.

06/27/2025

The Fourth of July 🇺🇸 is right around the corner. These are a few of the weapons in our arsenal to keeps pets and people from being afraid of the festivities. What else do you think we need? 🐾 Call us now if you need a medication to help with holiday anxiety. 😥 ❤️

06/25/2025

TWO WEEKS the County has been obstructing traffic to the office. We are OPEN but you might have to force your way through or park at the Shell Gas Station next door (thank you to them!). We can’t even get our lawn care guy here thanks to all this BUT rumor has it today is the last day! Please keep coming—-we are here to help!!!

06/24/2025

HEAT STROKE ADVISORY FOR TODAY, TOMORROW IN CONYERS AND COVINGTON!
Please limit time outdoors for your pets, keep them super hydrated and check them for signs of heat stroke. Our hospital is here for you if you have any concerns!
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Caring for Companion Animals during Extreme Heat on May 23, 2025 Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps When the temperatures rise, it is important to remind ourselves – and our clients – of the dangers of hot weather and how it can affect our patients. Veterinarians have an important ro...