Hot Spots on Dogs
Hot spots are a skin condition that leads to itchy and painful lesions. Here, our Fayetteville veterinarians discuss hot spots on dogs, including the causes, symptoms and how they can be treated.
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Open Monday through Saturday in Fayetteville
Providing comprehensive veterinary services at Fayette Veterinary Medical Center 6 days a week, including Saturdays.
New Patients Always Welcome!
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Open Monday through Saturday in Fayetteville
Providing comprehensive veterinary services at Fayette Veterinary Medical Center 6 days a week, including Saturdays.
New Patients Always Welcome!
Wellness Packages
At Fayette Veterinary Medical Center, we bundle together your pet's preventive healthcare and dental care into convenient packages with monthly payments over the year.
Dental Care
Our vets are able to provide your dog or cat with exceptional veterinary dental care, from cleanings and polishing to x-rays and surgeries to help your pet's teeth and gum stay healthy.
Veterinary Surgery
At our animal hospital in Fayetteville, we are able to conduct a wide range of both complex and common surgeries to help restore and maintain your companion's health.
Pet Dermatology
Find excellent management for your pet's skin disease, condition or disorder with diagnosis and treatment for allergic reactions, skin infections and inflammatory conditions.
Our Veterinarians at Fayette Veterinary Medical Center in Fayetteville Welcome Patients 6 Days a Week, Including Saturdays
Fayette Veterinary Medical Center is a full-service animal clinic offering comprehensive care to dogs and cats from across Fayette County, including Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Brooks, Westbridge and Tyrone.
From preventive care and surgery, dental care, dermatology, boarding and grooming, our broad and varied service offering can meet all of your pet’s health needs in one place.
Our objective is to make every one of our clients feel like they are part of our veterinary family. It's because of this that we continue to be Fayette County's best veterinary hospital.
Our veterinary staff in Fayetteville know that when it comes to your pet's healthcare, you need someone you can trust. Our decades of service to our community and our certification by the American Animal Hospital Association both reflect our commitment to earning that trust.
Caring Hearts. Skilled Hands. Friendly Faces.
Routine Exams
Put your pet's long-term health first with the prevention and early treatments provided through routine exams.
Preventive Care
Put a stop to common, contagious and serious conditions, diseases and disorders before they ever arise with vaccines.
In-House Diagnostics
We support our high quality of care with the technology and tools in our diagnostic lab, from X-rays to ultrasounds.
Internal Medicine
Find diagnosis and treatment for a wide variety of conditions affecting your pet's internal health, including resproductive disease and GI conditions.
Boarding
Find your cat or dog their home away from home while you are out of town with our comfortable and comprehensive boarding services.
Dog Grooming
Pamper your pup with the exceptional grooming services offered by our team, including nail trims, hair cuts, baths and anal gland expression.
Accreditations & Certifications
Meet our Veterinarians at Fayette Veterinary Medical Center.
Open Monday through Saturday in Fayetteville, GA
Fayette Veterinary Medical Center proudly serves patients 6 days a week, including Saturdays in Fayetteville and beyond.
Our office is situated in the southern part of Fayetteville, less than 20 minutes away from every city that comprises Fayette County. Major thoroughfares that can be used to reach our office are Georgia State Routes 54, 85, and 92.Hospital Hours
- Monday:08:00 am - 05:30 pm
- Tuesday:08:00 am - 05:30 pm
- Wednesday:08:00 am - 05:30 pm
- Thursday:08:00 am - 05:30 pm
- Friday:08:00 am - 05:30 pm
- Saturday:08:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Sunday:Closed
Tips & Advice From Our Team
Whether you're searching for advice about the difference between Wellness Packages and pet insurance or information about common cat illnesses, our blog posts feature helpful tips and guidance from our Fayetteville veterinary team to help your pet stay healthy and happy.
Ear Mites in Cats: Causes, Treatment & Prevention
Ear mites are tiny external parasites that reside in the ear canal and can lead to uncomfortable symptoms. Here, our vets in Fayetteville will cover the causes of ear mites in cats, their symptoms, treatment, and ways to prevent these external parasites.
Can a vaccinated dog get rabies?
Vaccines are designed to reduce the risk of potentially serious or even fatal diseases. Our vets in Fayetteville answer questions about rabies in dogs, including "What are the chances of a vaccinated dog getting rabies?" and "Can dogs get rabies after vaccination?"