We're proud to be the first accredited veterinary hospital in Forsyth County, providing the highest standards of care to pet families in Cumming, Milton, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Suwanee, and other neighboring communities. We welcome cats, dogs, and a wide range of exotic pets, including birds and reptiles. We offer a full spectrum of services to help your pets live their healthiest lives, from routine wellness visits and thorough dental cleanings, to customized treatment plans for senior pets and felines.
We also have spacious lodging accommodations and a professional groomer who can help your pets look and feel their best. At Cumming Veterinary Clinic, you'll find innovative treatment options and specialty services, including diagnostics and advanced imaging, endoscopy, oncology and chemotherapy, and complex surgeries performed by board-certified specialists.
We are an AAHA-accredited practice, which means that we adhere to approximately 900 standards governing virtually every aspect of veterinary medicine.
We also have spacious lodging accommodations and a professional groomer who can help your pets look and feel their best. At Cumming Veterinary Clinic, you'll find innovative treatment options and specialty services, including diagnostics and advanced imaging, endoscopy, oncology and chemotherapy, and complex surgeries performed by board-certified specialists.
We are an AAHA-accredited practice, which means that we adhere to approximately 900 standards governing virtually every aspect of veterinary medicine.
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AAHA-Accredited since 1984, Cumming Veterinary Clinic has provided quality veterinary services for pet families in Cumming, Georgia, and the surrounding areas.
Dr. FitzSimons bought the practice in 2005, and since that time, our clinic has tripled in size to accommodate the needs of our growing communities.
We take pride in offering up-to-date, personalized care in an environment that's the ideal blend of modern and progressive, and warm and hospitable.
We view our own pets as family, and we treat yours the same way.
Dr. FitzSimons bought the practice in 2005, and since that time, our clinic has tripled in size to accommodate the needs of our growing communities.
We take pride in offering up-to-date, personalized care in an environment that's the ideal blend of modern and progressive, and warm and hospitable.
We view our own pets as family, and we treat yours the same way.
Dr. Jim FitzSimons has over 20 years experience serving the companion animals of Cumming and the surrounding communities.
A graduate of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996, Dr. FitzSimons is experienced in emergency medicine as well as general practice.
His areas of special interest include senior pet wellness, internal medicine, and oncology (the treatment of cancer).
Dr. FitzSimons has spent time serving as a volunteer veterinarian abroad and donates services to The Guide Dog Foundation.
A graduate of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996, Dr. FitzSimons is experienced in emergency medicine as well as general practice.
His areas of special interest include senior pet wellness, internal medicine, and oncology (the treatment of cancer).
Dr. FitzSimons has spent time serving as a volunteer veterinarian abroad and donates services to The Guide Dog Foundation.
Dentistry ranks No. 2 on the list of the most undertreated wellness conditions in animals (No. 1 is obesity), making it the second most missed opportunity to keep our animals healthy and happy.
At Cumming Veterinary Clinic, our high-speed, human-grade dental equipment allows us to perform a full range of dental services.
We're capable of doing everything from routine dentistry that prevents problems to advanced care for animals in need of full mouth extractions.
Along with our comprehensive cleanings under general anesthesia, we use digital dental x-rays to assist us in helping clients make good decisions about their pets' oral health.
At Cumming Veterinary Clinic, our high-speed, human-grade dental equipment allows us to perform a full range of dental services.
We're capable of doing everything from routine dentistry that prevents problems to advanced care for animals in need of full mouth extractions.
Along with our comprehensive cleanings under general anesthesia, we use digital dental x-rays to assist us in helping clients make good decisions about their pets' oral health.
Our comprehensive in-house diagnostics are critical when your pet's health is at stake, and are also important for pre-anesthesia screenings and wellness visits when our primary goal is to rule out (or identify early-on) underlying health conditions.
Our testing capabilities also help us manage serious medical problems such as diabetes, Cushing's Disease, Addison's Disease, lymphoma, and congestive heart failure.
In-house lab: In addition to bloodwork, urinalysis, and other routine screenings, our in-house laboratory offers advanced testing not typically found outside of emergency centers, including blood gas analysis and cultures for infections.
Our testing capabilities also help us manage serious medical problems such as diabetes, Cushing's Disease, Addison's Disease, lymphoma, and congestive heart failure.
In-house lab: In addition to bloodwork, urinalysis, and other routine screenings, our in-house laboratory offers advanced testing not typically found outside of emergency centers, including blood gas analysis and cultures for infections.
Cumming Veterinary Clinic is pleased to offer our pet families the advantages of non-surgical, minimally invasive endoscopy, which can be used for treatments as well as diagnostics.
Endoscopy involves the insertion of specialized, telescopic cameras into the part of the body being treated through tiny, keyhole incisions.
The images are viewable on a monitor, where we can enlarge them for closer inspection.
This procedure enables us to perform therapeutic treatments and diagnostic evaluations quickly and efficiently, and can eliminate the need for more invasive surgery.
Endoscopy involves the insertion of specialized, telescopic cameras into the part of the body being treated through tiny, keyhole incisions.
The images are viewable on a monitor, where we can enlarge them for closer inspection.
This procedure enables us to perform therapeutic treatments and diagnostic evaluations quickly and efficiently, and can eliminate the need for more invasive surgery.
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