This FAQ page answers common questions about veterinary services, appointments, pet health, and animal care at All Animals Veterinary Hospital in Dawsonville, GA, serving Dahlonega and surrounding communities. Learn how our veterinary clinic supports both companion animals and livestock with preventive care, diagnostics, medical treatments, and ongoing health support.

New Clients and General Care

Where is All Animals Veterinary Hospital located?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital is located at 639 Auraria Rd, Dawsonville, Georgia, 30534. The practice serves pet owners, families, and livestock owners throughout Dahlonega and surrounding communities with comprehensive veterinary care for companion animals and farm animals. Visit the Contact page for additional location details or appointment information.

What are your hours of operation?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital is open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Hours may vary for holidays or inclement weather, so clients are encouraged to contact the hospital for the most current information.

What animals do you see?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides care for dogs, cats, pocket pets, birds, reptiles, exotics, equine, bovine, and farm animals. The mixed animal practice offers veterinary services designed to support companion animals and livestock throughout every stage of life. Visit the Contact page for additional information about scheduling care.

What makes All Animals Veterinary Hospital different from other veterinary clinics?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital is a privately owned, mixed animal practice that has served the Dawsonville community since 1997. The veterinary hospital combines preventive medicine, advanced diagnostics, medical care, and comprehensive veterinary services for both companion animals and livestock.

Who will care for my pet?

The veterinary team at All Animals Veterinary Hospital includes Dr. Edward L. Holton Jr. and Dr. James Holton, who provide medical care for animals in Dawsonville and surrounding communities. Dr. Edward Holton has special interests in complex medical cases, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, and preventive healthcare, while his son, Dr. James Holton, continues the practice’s strong commitment to excellent veterinary medicine. Learn more about our veterinarians and care team on our About Us pages.

Emergency and Urgent Care

What signs mean my pet should see a veterinarian immediately?

Difficulty breathing, fever, limping, seizures, intense or ongoing vomiting or diarrhea, collapse, severe injury, uncontrolled bleeding, sudden weakness, and/or major changes in behavior or appearance are a few of the warning signs that a pet needs urgent veterinary attention. Contact All Animals Veterinary Hospital at (706) 216-8387 if you are concerned about your animal’s condition. For life-threatening situations outside available hours, contact a 24/7 emergency veterinary hospital.

Does All Animals Veterinary Hospital provide emergency veterinary care?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides veterinary care for urgent medical concerns during regular hospital availability and does its best to accommodate sick or injured pets. However, the practice is not a 24-hour emergency veterinary clinic. Pet owners who need an emergency veterinarian outside normal availability should contact an emergency veterinary facility for immediate assistance.

Services and Medical Care

What veterinary services does All Animals Veterinary Hospital offer?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital offers a wide range of veterinary services, including wellness care, vaccinations, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, dermatology, allergy care, cardiology, nutrition, laser therapy, veterinary chiropractic care, microchipping, house calls, boarding, and grooming. Learn more about who we are and what we do through our Services Page.

Does All Animals Veterinary Hospital provide care for farm animals and livestock?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides mixed animal veterinary care for livestock as well as companion animals. The team works with animal owners in Dawsonville, Dahlonega, GA, and surrounding areas to support the health and wellness needs of many different species.

Does my pet need professional dental cleanings?

Professional dental cleanings help address oral health concerns that cannot always be detected through at-home care alone. All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides dental care and oral surgery to support healthier teeth, gums, and overall wellness. Visit the Dental Care Page for more information.

How can laser therapy help my pet?

Laser therapy is a painless, non-invasive treatment that can help support comfort, mobility, and recovery for pets with certain conditions. All Animals Veterinary Hospital offers laser therapy as a supportive treatment option for appropriate patients. Learn more through the Laser Therapy Page.

What diagnostic services are available for pets?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital uses a variety of diagnostic tools, including digital radiology, ultrasound, and laboratory testing, to help evaluate health concerns. The hospital also has an in-house laboratory to help provide timely results when diagnosing and monitoring medical conditions. Visit the Diagnostics Page for more details.

Does All Animals Veterinary Hospital offer surgery?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides surgical care for pets when procedures are recommended based on their medical needs. The veterinary team evaluates each patient before surgery and provides guidance for preparation and recovery. Learn more through the Surgery Page.

Preventive Care and Ongoing Support

How often should my pet see a veterinarian?

Most pets should receive veterinary wellness examinations at least once a year, although some animals may need more frequent visits based on age, health status, and lifestyle. Regular veterinary visits help identify health changes early and support long-term wellness. Explore our Wellness & Vaccinations Page for ongoing support.

Does my indoor pet still need vaccinations?

Indoor pets still need vaccinations because they can be exposed to infectious diseases through other animals, people, insects, or environmental sources. All Animals Veterinary Hospital recommends vaccination plans based on each pet’s lifestyle, risk factors, and healthcare needs.

How can I order my pet’s medications online?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital offers convenient online medication ordering for veterinarian-approved medications and health products. Requests are reviewed through the veterinary team to help ensure products are appropriate for each animal’s care plan. Visit our Online store for more information.

Do you offer payment options for veterinary care?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital accepts payment methods including cash, major credit cards, CareCredit, and ScratchPay. These options provide eligible clients with additional ways to manage veterinary care expenses. Find specific details on the Payment Options page.

Does All Animals Veterinary Hospital offer boarding and grooming services?

All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides boarding and grooming services for clients who need additional support beyond veterinary appointments. These services offer convenient care options through a veterinary facility familiar with animal health needs. Learn more through our Boarding Page.

All Animals Veterinary Hospital provides trusted veterinary care in Dawsonville, GA, for companion animals and livestock throughout Dahlonega and surrounding communities. As an animal hospital near you, the practice offers wellness care, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, laser therapy, nutrition support, boarding, grooming, and other veterinary services tailored to each animal’s needs. Contact All Animals Veterinary Hospital at (706) 216-8387 or visit the Contact page to schedule care with a veterinarian in Dawsonville.