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    Community Service/Non-Profit

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Planned PEThood has truly been a lifesaver for my family and our pets. While our regular vet is still important for primary care, Planned PEThood is hands-down our go-to for flea and tick prevention, deworming, and spay/neuter services. We drive over an hour to get there because they've consistently proven themselves to be trustworthy- not just to us, but to friends as well. The staff is always welcoming, kind, and clearly love what they do. Most importantly, our pets come home calm and comfortable, like nothing stressful ever happened. We're incredibly grateful for this team. Thank you all so much.

    Rigby after neutering. planned pethood took care of my sweet dog at an affordable price and treated him with so much care.
    Alexandria M.

    Planned PEThood has been a lovely establishment! My dog Rigby got neutered there and received wellness check. Their staff are always helpful, affordable and knowledgeable. Rigby and I appreciate planned pethood!

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    Lisa P.

    A few days ago I took my pup in to be neutered. Their process is to have you drop your pet off at 7am and pick them up at a specified time. When you arrive in the morning someone goes over your paperwork ( completed online) to confirm everything is correct. Later in the day you receive your pets paperwork and an e-bill. When you arrive to pick up your pet an employee comes out to let you know what to expect et cetera. Everything they tell you is given to you in a report from your pet's visit. They also offer visits for vaccinations.

    Cat is doing great!
    Vanessa E.

    A pregnant cat appeared at my door right before the winter cold snap. I didn't realize the cat was pregnant until a week ago. Many resources in Atlanta turned me away and offered no help. Planned PEThood got me an immediate spay the very next day. The staff is so helpful and professional. Location is close to highways. Amazing facility. We spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and e-collar-ed for $135. Cat is doing very well!

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    Nichole M.

    I just had my Pug Greta spayed here. They did an amazing job. The staff was friendly and organized. Which made me feel comfortable with leaving my fur child for her surgery. Communication was on point and this place fair and affordable. I will continue to donate and bring my fur kids here for their shots and nail trims. Thank You!!

    Nancie Q.

    The wellness center is great for vaccinations. I have a kitten going through the series of vaccines and Planned PEThood makes it affordable and easy. After getting her shots, the vet sat with me for a little bit to go over kitten care 101 which was greatly appreciated as a new cat owner.

    Kylo and Chewy

    We had a pretty rough experience at our 1st choice to take our 2 pups to. THANKFULLY Planned PEThood was our next choice! 100% a different experience. FAST, Efficient, thorough, and great followup emails and communication. Did I mention AFFORDABLE!? I appreciate you all tremendously!

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    Thank you for your review! We are so glad we could help.

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    Thank you for your kind words. We are glad to help!

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    Planned pethood is so organized and does quality work for the money! I love this place! Can't say enough good things about it!

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    I'm so beyond thankful for all the wonderful ladies that took care of my sweet Henny they were super informative and so kind.

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    Friendly, efficient, affordable, and on time. We took our rescue for her spay and were so pleased with the patient and thorough staff.

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    Has anyone spaded there dog AND vaccinated her at the same time? I have a 4 month old and want to get her vaccinations at the same time but don't know if it's safe.

    Yes! It is typically considered safe to have your animal vaccinated while here for surgery. We are happy to perform vaccines during surgery anytime. Visit the website for a complete listing of what we offer and prices.

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    The spay I paid for was a fraction of the cost at a traditional vet.

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