Covington Veterinary Clinic

Covington Veterinary Clinic We are the oldest veterinary clinic in Newton County. We enjoy helping pets and their parents!

The Clinic is located in the same parking lot as Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance.

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Covington Vet Clinic! 🍁🦃We’re so grateful for our wonderful clients and the pets who brighten...
11/27/2025

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Covington Vet Clinic! 🍁🦃

We’re so grateful for our wonderful clients and the pets who brighten our days. 🐾🧡
We are also thankful for our dedicated staff!

We hope everyone has a great holiday weekend! We will return open on 12/1 at 8am. If your pet needs veterinary care before Monday, please see our previous post for information.

We are open until 6pm today for medication pickup! We will return open Monday, December 1st at 8am. Our sister clinic Si...
11/26/2025

We are open until 6pm today for medication pickup! We will return open Monday, December 1st at 8am.

Our sister clinic Sigman Veterinary Clinic will be open Friday 11/28 from 9am-2pm and Saturday 11/29 from 8am-12pm with limited appointment availability. They can be reached at 770-787-1581 and we recommend calling early if you are needing an appointment. They will do their best to try to accommodate you!

We hope your pet will not need after hours veterinary care, but in the event they do we have shared several options for emergency care below. Please note that there are other facilities within Metro Atlanta besides what is listed!

We always recommend calling ahead so that the emergency facility can best assist you. Many places may be under staffed due to the holiday which may mean longer wait times or the possibility that they are at capacity and cannot accommodate additional patients. Please remember to be kind and patient with them!

As we gather around the table it may be tempting to share our Thanksgiving feast with our pets but many of our holiday d...
11/25/2025

As we gather around the table it may be tempting to share our Thanksgiving feast with our pets but many of our holiday dishes can be toxic! It’s best to avoid giving our pets any people food as even a small amount can cause GI upset.

A reminder we will be open normal business hours tomorrow. We recommend calling early in the morning if you are in need of an appointment or medication refills!

11/20/2025

Tonight, Thursday, November 20, 2025, is the Annual Lighting of the Square in downtown Covington from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. At approximately 7:30 p.m., there will be a short fireworks display, around 5-minutes, in conjunction with Santa lighting the Square!

If your furry friends and furry family members do not enjoy the fireworks, please make sure they have a safe and secure place to feel comfortable during the fireworks. Please share with your friends and neighbors who have pets. 🎄🐶🐱🎄

Here are our Thanksgiving Hours next week! Please make sure you plan ahead if you are in need of an appointment or medic...
11/19/2025

Here are our Thanksgiving Hours next week! Please make sure you plan ahead if you are in need of an appointment or medication refill.

If your pet is in need of veterinary care on Friday 11/28 or Saturday 11/29 our sister clinic Sigman Veterinary Clinic will be open limited hours on Friday 11/28 from 9am-2pm and Saturday 11/29 from 8am-12pm. We recommend calling SVC early and they will do their best to accommodate you! Sigman Vet Clinic: 770-787-1581 🦃

In honor of Veteran's Day we will be offering a 10% discount for our veterans on Tuesday, November 11th. Please let our ...
11/08/2025

In honor of Veteran's Day we will be offering a 10% discount for our veterans on Tuesday, November 11th. Please let our staff know if you are a veteran!

November is Senior Pet Health Month! Did you know that dogs and cats are considered seniors at age 7? Pets age must fast...
11/06/2025

November is Senior Pet Health Month! Did you know that dogs and cats are considered seniors at age 7? Pets age must faster than us!

Here are some ways to ensure our seniors get the best care during their golden years:
- Regular vet visits: at minimum annual exams and lab work. Early detection of diseases can increase treatment options.
- Nutrition: Feeding a senior specific diet and having your pet on a joint supplement. Ensure your pets maintain a healthy weight.
- Exercise: Short, regular walks are great for mental stimulation and helps to keep them fit.
- Home Monitoring: Changes in behavior can indicate health issues and may warrant a vet visit to discuss the changes. Provide soft bedding and non-slip rugs or mats for pets with mobility issues.
- Adoption: November is also Adopt a Senior Month! Senior pets are less likely to be adopted. Many senior pets are already trained, have calm demeanors and are typically less demanding than puppies and kittens. Adopting a senior saves a life!

Nubbins wants you to know it’s National Cat Day! 🐱 🧡Today is a great reminder that cat’s need routine vet care too! Need...
10/29/2025

Nubbins wants you to know it’s National Cat Day! 🐱 🧡

Today is a great reminder that cat’s need routine vet care too! Need to set up an appointment for your cat? 🐈 Give us a call ☎️ and we’d be happy to schedule an appointment!

How are you celebrating your cats today? Share pictures of your cats in the comments! 🐈‍⬛

10/28/2025

We will be closed from 12-2pm for a staff lunch & learn. Please leave a message and we will get back to you soon. We apologize for any inconvenience!

Fall is here 🍂 and with Halloween approaching, ensure your pets stay safe! If you are concerned your pet may have ingest...
10/12/2025

Fall is here 🍂 and with Halloween approaching, ensure your pets stay safe!

If you are concerned your pet may have ingested something toxic it is best to contact ASPCA Pet Poison Control. They have veterinarians on staff who specialize in toxicology and can assist our veterinarians with providing appropriate care if needed. A fee is associated with starting a case.

World Rabies Day is globally observed and was started in 2007 to raise awareness about this deadly disease.According to ...
09/28/2025

World Rabies Day is globally observed and was started in 2007 to raise awareness about this deadly disease.

According to the CDC, nearly 60,000 people die each year around the world from rabies. Rabies is 100% preventable so ensure you keep your pets up to date on their rabies vaccine!

Did you know that GA law requires that ALL owned dogs and cats be vaccinated for rabies by a licensed veterinarian...Yes, this includes indoor only cats! In Newton County, all dogs and cats over 3 months of age are to be vaccinated annually per Newton County Animal Control Ordinance.

Is your dog or cat overdue on their rabies vaccine? Call today to schedule an appointment!

The International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) has made September Animal Pain Awareness month to bring ...
09/26/2025

The International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) has made September Animal Pain Awareness month to bring awareness that animals suffer from pain like we do. Pain can be from surgery, arthritis, cancer, injuries, etc. Age is not a disease but pain is, and our pets can do a great job at hiding it!

Pain management in veterinary medicine is always advancing and we offer options for dogs and cats. If you are concerned your pet may be experiencing pain schedule an appointment today 770-786-2193

Address

10406 Highway 278 E
Covington, GA
30014

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+17707862193

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