Gentleness, love, and exceptional care. That's just a fraction of what you and your pet can expect from the moment you walk through our doors to the moment you leave our Hinesville animal hospital. Our American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)-accredited facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and new equipment to ensure that your pet receives the best possible care that we can provide.
Conveniently located just five miles from the Fort Stewart military base, Liberty Veterinary Medical Center provides cutting-edge veterinary medicine to pets of the Hinesville, GA, area, including Richmond Hill, Midway, Flemington, and Long County. As the only AAHA-accredited hospital in Liberty County, we hold ourselves to a higher standard as a veterinary practice, and we abide by the highest safety protocols with all of our services.
We are also a small, locally owned and operated practice, and part of our mission is to build a lifelong relationship with you and your four-legged friend.
Conveniently located just five miles from the Fort Stewart military base, Liberty Veterinary Medical Center provides cutting-edge veterinary medicine to pets of the Hinesville, GA, area, including Richmond Hill, Midway, Flemington, and Long County. As the only AAHA-accredited hospital in Liberty County, we hold ourselves to a higher standard as a veterinary practice, and we abide by the highest safety protocols with all of our services.
We are also a small, locally owned and operated practice, and part of our mission is to build a lifelong relationship with you and your four-legged friend.
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Our hospital was established in Hinesville as a full-service animal hospital more than 40 years ago, when it was called Liberty Veterinary Clinic.
In the summer of 2013, we entered a new era when our hospital was purchased by Dr. Christa Parrish-Ahrens.
With the purchase also came the full renovation, name change, and modernization of the practice as well as earning the honor of AAHA accreditation.
Becoming AAHA accredited is an accomplishment that only three other veterinary hospitals in greater Savannah have achieved.
In the summer of 2013, we entered a new era when our hospital was purchased by Dr. Christa Parrish-Ahrens.
With the purchase also came the full renovation, name change, and modernization of the practice as well as earning the honor of AAHA accreditation.
Becoming AAHA accredited is an accomplishment that only three other veterinary hospitals in greater Savannah have achieved.
Dr. Christa Parrish-Ahrens is our practice owner.
She purchased the practice from Dr. Maurice Sweat in August of 2013, which was then Liberty Veterinary Clinic.
Liberty Veterinary Clinic previously served the Hinesville community for over 40 years.
An alumni of prestigious Auburn University, Christa received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2005 and her Bachelor of Science degree in animal and dairy science from the College of Agriculture in 2001.
She purchased the practice from Dr. Maurice Sweat in August of 2013, which was then Liberty Veterinary Clinic.
Liberty Veterinary Clinic previously served the Hinesville community for over 40 years.
An alumni of prestigious Auburn University, Christa received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2005 and her Bachelor of Science degree in animal and dairy science from the College of Agriculture in 2001.
Jessie is the Office Manager of Liberty Veterinary Medical Center.
She began her career in veterinary medicine after she graduated from Long County High School in 2007 and began working as a veterinary assistant with Dr. Maurice Sweat for Liberty Veterinary Clinic.
In 2013, Dr. Christa Parrish-Ahrens purchased the practice and pursued her career in management and leadership.
Rewarding moments include the building of relationships with the clients and patients throughout the years, which she finds fulfilling.
She began her career in veterinary medicine after she graduated from Long County High School in 2007 and began working as a veterinary assistant with Dr. Maurice Sweat for Liberty Veterinary Clinic.
In 2013, Dr. Christa Parrish-Ahrens purchased the practice and pursued her career in management and leadership.
Rewarding moments include the building of relationships with the clients and patients throughout the years, which she finds fulfilling.
Below are the reviews from our patients who have experienced real and lasting results from Liberty Veterinary Medical Center.
Always happy with the services Liberty Veterinary Medical Center has to offer.
Prices are unbeatable for all the care given.
The staff makes you feel at home and I feel very comfortable leaving my fur-kids in their care.
Thank you so much for everything you do!
I took my cat to have his teeth removed.
The staff is great!
They took very good care of my fur baby.
The veterinarian is involved with her patients, she called me to let me know each step of what she was doing for my cat.
Always happy with the services Liberty Veterinary Medical Center has to offer.
Prices are unbeatable for all the care given.
The staff makes you feel at home and I feel very comfortable leaving my fur-kids in their care.
Thank you so much for everything you do!
I took my cat to have his teeth removed.
The staff is great!
They took very good care of my fur baby.
The veterinarian is involved with her patients, she called me to let me know each step of what she was doing for my cat.
Tartar buildup can cause more than just bad breath.
Did you know that, if allowed to progress, oral bacteria can eventually lead to tooth and gum disease, which can cause heart, lung, and kidney issues?
It can also be fatal in its most advanced stage.
Dental disease can also be quite painful, and unfortunately, it's also quite common in pets.
In fact, more than 50% of dogs and cats have some form of dental disease by 3 years of age.
The most common dental question we receive from pet owners is "Can you fix my pet's bad breath?"
Did you know that, if allowed to progress, oral bacteria can eventually lead to tooth and gum disease, which can cause heart, lung, and kidney issues?
It can also be fatal in its most advanced stage.
Dental disease can also be quite painful, and unfortunately, it's also quite common in pets.
In fact, more than 50% of dogs and cats have some form of dental disease by 3 years of age.
The most common dental question we receive from pet owners is "Can you fix my pet's bad breath?"
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