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Serving the needs of our patients & clients, by providing the highest quality care.

**Updated Coronavirus information**

TVC's Standards for Patient, Client and Employee Care

We at The Veterinary Clinics Marietta, Georgia are continuing a long tradition of companion animal treatment and welfare. We are practicing all the safe practices that are published by the CDC and the AVMA. We have been a member of AAHA- American Animal Hospital Association for 50+ years and have the highest standards while caring for you and your pet. We have been in the community for 75 years and will want to be a part of this community for many, many years to come.

We are wiping surfaces after every touch we can manage. We are in constant communication throughout all the hospitals for any new information that we need to adhere to so we help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 or any virus/bacteria we can stop or treat. Read More...

The Veterinary Clinic

In 2001, Dr. Ashley Mazza, Dr. Brad Wilson, Dr. Sean Carder, and Mrs. Jayne Hawkins purchased The Veterinary Clinic from Dr. Thad Riddle. All four partners bring something special to the practice and they all have three things in common, the love of their patients, clients, and staff.

Our Mission:

* Provide the highest quality veterinary care.

* Deliver exceptional service to our clients.

* Maintain an enjoyable, pleasant work environment.

Our Philosophy:

We are here to serve the needs of our patients and in doing so we are serving our clients.

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Caring for Your Senior Pet

Our senior pets deserve the best care. They have different requirements than younger pets. Depending on your dog's size, he can be considered a senior between the ages of 7-9 years old. Giant breed dogs age faster than smaller breed dogs. For example, a Great Dane is considered to be a senior by the age of 5 years old. A Chihuahua is considered to be a senior at 10 years old and a Golden Retriever at the age of 7 years old. As your pet age, he'll experience age-related health problems, like humans. Read More...

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Testimonials

Robert Young

My guinea pig was a lil under the weather and found this place online and went for it as they got her in quickly...Liz was my piggie Honey's case manager and she explained everything and answered my questions without hesitation...dr brad Wilson was amazing at explaining everything going on as well and answered all my questions and I must say its the 1st time I've been to a vet where I left confident that I got all the information I need and answered every question I had.amazing

~ Old Dallas Location

Missy S.