Marietta Vet Clinic

Are you looking for a veterinarian you can trust to care for your furry friend? Our doctor and clinic are obsessed with animals and treat each pet like family. Each pet has its own unique needs, personality, and preferences, and we take the time to truly understand how to best care for your cat or dog. Dr. Peckich is a USDA APHIS Veterinarian, which allows him to provide domestic and international travel certificates. Backed by nearly ten years of veterinary experience, he understands the delicate circumstances that can arise when our pets become sick or injured. Dr. Peckich makes every effort to be supportive and honest and provide cost-effective care to meet your pet's unique needs.

Has your pet lost their appetite? Do they seem lethargic or have troubling standing? Have they been vomiting or experiencing diarrhea or incontinence? These are all possible signs of an urgent medical emergency. Dr. Julian Peckich can address the urgent care needs of dogs and cats in distress. We can help pet owners determine if an emergency vet visit is necessary, and treat life-threatening conditions at our practice. If you need urgent care for your pet, we encourage you to call our practice right away. A member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

Marietta Vet Clinic loves helping our neighbors make sure their cats and dogs live healthy, happy lives. Providing spaying and neutering is an essential part of our mission. Our sophisticated technology, carefully sterilized treatment suites, and tender loving care minimize all risks associated with these procedures. Once your pet's treatment is complete, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with reduced health risks, having a pet that is happier staying at home, and knowing that you have helped control the number of pets in need of homes. If your pet is ready for neutering or spaying, or if you need a veterinarian's help to determine if the time is right to neuter or spay, we are here to meet your needs.

Whether you have a newborn puppy or an adult cat, you must speak with a veterinarian about vaccines. Dr. Peckich can go over the basics of core vaccines for distemper and parvovirus as well as non-core vaccinations for Bordetella (kennel cough) and other conditions. The team at Marietta pet clinic understands pet owner concerns about the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. We can happily answer any questions you may have so you can make an informed choice about the long-term health of your pet. To learn more about cat and dog vaccinations and your pet's veterinary care needs, contact our practice online. You can also reach our office in Marietta, GA, by phone.