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All Animal Care is a 3300 square foot state-of-the-art veterinary clinic with three examination rooms, two operating theatres,  x-ray equipment, ultra sound equipment, a clinical laboratory including an in-house blood analyzer, grooming station, and kennels.  We keep twelve staff members quite busy, and although there is a lot of work, we have a great time working together, too.  I'm very proud to be able to say that you won't find a better staff or facility in all of Northwest Georgia.

So what is it like working at All Animal Care?  Well let's go see....

As I come up to the clinic, I see robin putting out the flag.  Patriotism still runs strong at the clinic, and the flag is flown daily at All Animal Care.	In the side yard, I watch as Michelle and Donna teach Odie how to swim.  Odie was hurt while playing with his sister and is partially paralyzed in his rear legs. Swimming is the best therapy to help a pup, so Odie gets his own pool.
As I go inside, the receptionists, Christy, Taylor, and Jeanne are hard at work with the patient records for today's appointments.  Teamwork gets the job done fast.	As I peek into the bookkeeper's office, Dr. Billie's sister Marion gives me a big smile.
Out in the hall, Tammy weighs Snoopy to see how his weight loss program is going.	I peek in on Todd and Cat as they perform and EKG on Lady Huie.  The modern, hand held unit makes it easy and accurate.
As I stroll around, I check out the Cat Room, a specialized room designed for examining cats.	Next door, I see the Dog Room, and I'm surprised at all the special equipment needed during an examination..
As I walk through the main area, I see Selina ordering supplies.  I notice that they are fully computerized, and order supplies in bulk for the best prices.	While checking out the incredible array of drugs, I watch as Todd fills a prescription for one of today's patients.
Wandering around,  I see Vicky finishing a doggy haircut.  She giggles as the pooch gives her a resigned sigh.  Lillian, Vicky's granddaughter, sits quietly in her stroller behind her.  AAC is very family oriented!	This is Lillilan.  She is playing with a bottle of M and M's.  She figured out how to open that bottle after watching me once!  This proves the point of child proof caps!
Passing through the treatment area, I see one of Dr. Billie's clients feeding her cat Scarlet in her kennel.  Helen was very concerned for Scarlet and being able to be with made them both feel better. Gudi uses the in-house blood analyzer to check out a blood sample.  Patients of All Animal Care get quick results because of the in-house high quality laboratory equipment.	Kim hold four kittens up that are available to be adopted. She tells me that there are always animals there that are available for adoption to good homes.  And of course they're already "fixed" and have their shots.  It's a great deal!
Donna prepares the x-ray machine for Dr. Billie.	Todd smiles as he shows off the ultra sound machine.
Shelly gives a pup a bath.  She laughs as he shakes himself off afterwards.  Payback!	Dr. Billie begins a staff meeting.  Meetings take place every two weeks to keep everyone informed of what is going on in the clinic and to learn about  new treatments and drugs.
Keeping the Clinic clean and ready for 24 hour use is a full time job which Kim does with a smile	All that cleaning is not enough!  Like everything else, repairs are always needed.  Bobby is putting in the new tile floor in the treatment area.
Off the treatment area is Dr. Billie's office.  Dr. Billie looks up from her paperwork -- which is never done!	Out in the parking lot, I get to chat with Marion, Mama Boyd, and Dr. Billie.  Small town values and a sense of family pride run through everything at All Animal Care.
As I leave, Selina and Robin give me a big smile.	Out in the parking lot, I get to chat with Marion, Mama Boyd, and Dr. Billie.  Small town values and a sense of family pride run through everything at All Animal Care.

All Animal Care
"Because Your Pet Deserves The Best."

455 W. Belmont Dr.  Calhoun, GA   30701
(706)  602-2007

   
Email: dr.b@AllAnimalCare.com
(And yes, pigs do fly...given sufficient thrust.)

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