We offer a wide variety of different services to help keep your pet's health in optimum condition.
New! Laser Therapy
Laser therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that can help pets heal faster, feel better, and stay more active. It uses light energy to reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and improve circulation, making it especially helpful for arthritis, injuries, post-surgery recovery, and chronic joint issues. Many pets find laser therapy relaxing, and treatments are quick, painless, and medication-free.
New! Online Pharmacy
Keep your pet’s medications, preventatives, and prescription diets just a click away with East Point Animal Clinic’s convenient online pharmacy. Enjoy trusted products, easy ordering, home delivery, and the peace of mind that comes from purchasing directly through your veterinary team.
One of the most neglected aspects of pet health is dental care. A fact that you may find surprising is that regular dental screenings and oral hygiene can actually add years to the life of your pet.
Symptoms can include not only itchy skin, but also ear infections, anal gland issues, skin infections, hair, and paw-pads. We at East Point Animal Clinic are well versed in diagnosing and treating all dermatological conditions.
East Point Animal Clinic stays on top of the latest diagnostic tools and techniques so that we are confident we are offering our clients the most accurate diagnosis obtained in the most efficient way.
We perform routine preventative care for healthy sheep and goats, providing the diagnosis and treatment of sick sheep and goats, along with a variety of veterinary medical and surgical procedures.
Heartworm disease is a serious and possibly fatal condition that can affect indoor and outdoor pets. We recommend annual testing for heartworms as well as a preventive treatment program. Testing for the presence of heartworms is quick, easy, and economical, and preventive treatment is much more cost effective than medical care for an infected animal.
We offer expert care for backyard poultry, including health checks, disease prevention, nutrition guidance, and treatment for common illnesses. Whether you have a small flock of laying hens or a few pet chickens, we’re here to help keep them healthy and thriving.
Our doctors help animals experience terminal illness and the dying process with dignity. While it is never easy to say goodbye to your faithful companion, we do everything we can to make the process of euthanasia as peaceful as can be.
When pets are sick and not feeling well, it is important to gather as much information about their health condition as quickly as possible so that we can start treatment right away.
East Point Animal Clinic has experience in providing reproductive services for large and small animal breeding. If you have tried breeding your animal without success, our veterinarian and experienced staff can facilitate your pet in all phases of reproductive services including fertility treatments, insemination, pregnancy surveillance, and delivery.
Providing routine surgical services including spays and neuters, a variety of soft tissue surgeries such as exploratory surgery, biopsies, excision of abnormal growths, mass removals, removal of foreign materials causing obstruction in the digestive tract, as well as wound and laceration repairs. Further additional specialized surgical procedures can also be performed.
Ultrasound is an extremely useful, non-invasive diagnostic instrument that produces clear, easy to read images that are more detailed than an x-ray. It allows us to visualize the internal organs and other structures inside the body so they can find abnormalities that cannot be seen or felt during a physical examination.
To stay ahead of the curve with your pet’s health and to help avoid serious health problems later in your pet’s life, we recommend annual check-ups that include an exam and blood work, parasite testing, heartworm testing, and consistent preventative care.
And Much More!
🐾 Anesthesia
🐾 Deworming
🐾 Dietary Counseling
🐾 Flea/Tick Control
🐾 Microchipping
🐾 Pain Management
🐾 Pharmacy
🐾 Therapeutic Services
🐾 Vaccinations
We're Not Just About Cats and Dogs
We Care for a Variety of Animals
Small Ruminants
Backyard Poultry
Exotics
Select Reptiles & Amphibians
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Frequently Asked Questions
We believe in educating and empowering our customers to become the best pet owners they can be. Here are just a few of the most commonly asked questions we receive.
1 - Does my pet have a fever?
A normal temperature for cats and dogs is 101.5 °F. Fever is typically present at 102.5 °F. As with humans, however, "normal" temperatures can differ from pet to pet.
2 - What are some signs that my pet is in pain or feeling ill?
Unusual behaviors such as hiding, biting, crying, lethargy and not eating could be indications that something may not be right with your pet's health. It's best to make an appointment for a wellness visit as soon as possible.
3 - Can I feed my dog human food?
Perhaps. Some foods that humans eat are very healthy for dogs, however other examples (such as grapes, onions and chocolate) can be poisonous. To be safe, it's best to stick with foods that are made and sold specifically as pet food.
4 - How often should I schedule a wellness exam?
It's best that your pet receives a physical wellness examination at least once a year to identify any potential problems your pet may be developing. Please contact us if you would like to make an appointment.
5 - Do you care for exotic pets?
Out vets are qualified and experienced in a wide range of animal and pet species including some exotic pets. To be certain we care for your particular pet, please call our office and ask.
1 - Does my pet have a fever?
A normal temperature for cats and dogs is 101.5 °F. Fever is typically present at 102.5 °F. As with humans, however, "normal" temperatures can differ from pet to pet.
2 - What are some signs that my pet is in pain or feeling ill?
Unusual behaviors such as hiding, biting, crying, lethargy and not eating could be indications that something may not be right with your pet's health. It's best to make an appointment for a wellness visit as soon as possible.
3 - Can I feed my dog human food?
Perhaps. Some foods that humans eat are very healthy for dogs, however other examples (such as grapes, onions and chocolate) can be poisonous. To be safe, it's best to stick with foods that are made and sold specifically as pet food.
4 - How often should I schedule a wellness exam?
It's best that your pet receives a physical wellness examination at least once a year to identify any potential problems your pet may be developing. Please contact us if you would like to make an appointment.
5 - Do you care for exotic pets?
Out vets are qualified and experienced in a wide range of animal and pet species including some exotic pets. To be certain we care for your particular pet, please call our office and ask.
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