Madison Animal Hospital
Danielsville, Georgia
General Info
Madison Animal Hospital in Danielsville supports Georgia pet owners in maintaining their pets’ health and staying on top of evolving care needs by identifying and tracking medical conditions through their wellness programs. Initial visits typically involve comprehensive wellness examinations, during which the veterinarian will also inquire about the dog’s lifestyle and any recent changes in behavior. Veterinary appointments frequently combine vaccination, flea and tick prevention, and microchipping. The team looks at the indicators of sickness and discomfort on the body’s energy levels, weight, skin, and movement. The equipment at Madison Animal Hospital is sufficient to handle the following conditions: joint stiffness, digestive sensitivity, allergic reactions, and limited mobility. A range of diagnostic tools includes laboratory testing, fecal analysis, and blood work. Veterinarians formulate treatment plans, which typically include prescription medication, dietary changes, and home care recommendations. The clinic offers support for dental care and spay/neuter consultations as well as assistance for chronic and age-related health concerns. Pet owners highly value the effective communication of decisions regarding care, which encompasses the schedule, potential outcomes, and other specifics related to long-term care plan implementation. Thanks to the meticulous recordkeeping, it is easy for families to obtain follow-up care if necessary and transfer the records. Because each family in Danielsville has unique dynamics, the Madison Animal Hospital takes these factors into account when giving advice. Pet parents take action-oriented steps and benefit from a knowledgeable team that understands how Georgia’s climates and seasons impact pet health. Madison Animal Hospital offers the following services: Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Grooming, Hospice and Palliative Care, Emergency Care, Boarding, and In-House Pharmacy. This range of services means pet owners in Danielsville and the surrounding areas have access to everything their pets need from routine checkups to advanced procedures. The clinic continues to be a trusted name in the Danielsville region, offering services that ensure pets’ health and comfort throughout their lives.
Services
Boarding
Emergency Care
Grooming
Hospice and Palliative Care
In-House Pharmacy
Orthopedic Surgery
Surgery
Reviews
Dixie Chevy
14 Jul 2018
REPORT
Dr. Phillips is GREAT she is very understanding and truely cares about animals and their owners, I have been my pups to her for years, she even called on Christmas day and asked if we wanted to see ou...
Dr. Phillips is GREAT she is very understanding and truely cares about animals and their owners, I have been my pups to her for years, she even called on Christmas day and asked if we wanted to see our little cocker spaniel that had gotten sick, since it was Christmas, she took time from her family so we could visit with our little girl. She's a God send and a Great Doctor for our animals!! Thank you so much Dr. Phillips!!!
Doug Ray
28 May 2018
REPORT
Had a sick cat. They were able to fit me in and answer the questions I had!
Evan Mac
22 May 2018
REPORT
This is by far the best veterinary hospital I've ever taken my companions to for care. Dr Phillips is an amazing veterinarian who genuinely cares about you your pet. She routinely goes above & beyond...
This is by far the best veterinary hospital I've ever taken my companions to for care. Dr Phillips is an amazing veterinarian who genuinely cares about you your pet. She routinely goes above & beyond for my 18 year old cat Oscar, as well as my other pets. 3 years ago my previous vet, 2 emergency clinics & even the prestigious UGA veterinary hospital wrote Oscar off, saying he was 15 & old & it was just his time. Not Dr Phillips- she listened. And she diagnosed what the other 4 all had missed. Oscar is with me today because of her, & I will never, ever take any pet of mine to another vet. Hats off to her & the entire staff!
Trenda Ivey
7 May 2018
REPORT
I run a rescue and we had a 3 month old puppy who had to have his leg amputated due to an accident. Stormy stayed in the hospital for a couple weeks. The Doctor and staff were remarkable and showed th...
I run a rescue and we had a 3 month old puppy who had to have his leg amputated due to an accident. Stormy stayed in the hospital for a couple weeks. The Doctor and staff were remarkable and showed the little fellow lots of extra love and attention!!
Joe G.
18 Apr 2018
REPORT
I could not be happier with the 15 years that I have worked with Dr. Phillips. She has always been available and compassionate for both of our pets. When I recently had to say goodbye to our dog of fi...
I could not be happier with the 15 years that I have worked with Dr. Phillips. She has always been available and compassionate for both of our pets. When I recently had to say goodbye to our dog of fifteen years, Dr. Phillips was not only sympathetic and loving to him, she understood the grief we were feeling and explained everything step by step, and made sure we were ok. I will continue to drive the 60+ miles to support her and her team.
Robert R
26 Nov 2017
REPORT
Nice people
jason netzer
7 Jul 2017
REPORT
Phillips and her staff are great she doest tell you what you what to hear but what you need to hear, wether you like it or not. That a hard qulity to find in this money hungry day and age.
Albert Luther
13 Feb 2017
REPORT
Great staff and Dr
Doris Chambers
16 Jan 2017
REPORT
I do not trust my animals at any others vet. Dr. Phillips has always been great. They know me when I call or go in.
Timothy B.
6 Jan 2017
REPORT
These people are a bunch of liars and crooks. First, I took one of my dams in after a trip to Texas where she got dehydrated. The vet there told me she had an infection in her uterus during the exam, ...
These people are a bunch of liars and crooks. First, I took one of my dams in after a trip to Texas where she got dehydrated. The vet there told me she had an infection in her uterus during the exam, after I told her she had just come off her heat, having done no bloodwork whatsoever. She talked me into having her uterus removed which I allowed not knowing any better. Afterwards the vet told me she would like to hang onto her a few days for observation since her uterus wasn't infected as much as she though. She as much admitted to me in so many words that her uterus was not what was wrong with her! But she still charged me over $500.00 for the operation.Today I took all three of my dogs in for their rabies 3 year rabies vaccinations which were due on the 31st of December, today is the 6th of January. I was told that they could not give them the three year vaccinations because I had let their shots elapse... by six days! And that they would have to by law give them the one year shot instead. Then they charged my $96.48 for the shots.I came home and got on the computer and then called three other Vets in the area and they all told me the same exact thing, that you can continue the three years shots as long as you don't let them lapse for more than two months. This of course would force me to come back in for another $96.00 visit in a year instead of waiting for three years. Also, the three year shots from the previous visit for all three dogs was only $63.00 three years ago. Now they wanted almost a $100.00 for the one year shot today. Stay away from these people they don't have your pet's or your best interest at heart!
Tai L
12 Oct 2016
REPORT
Allison Phillip will lie to you about your pets health. She told us in 2007 that our dog had heart worms and needed a $800 heart operation to remove the worms. She warned us that our dog would die ver...
Allison Phillip will lie to you about your pets health. She told us in 2007 that our dog had heart worms and needed a $800 heart operation to remove the worms. She warned us that our dog would die very soon if we don't get it. We got advice from a second source and was told all our dog needed was some HeartGuard. It's almost 10 years later and our dog is still healthy and happy and never has had a sign of heart worms.
Jennifer Sosebee Benton
24 Sep 2016
REPORT
We take our dogs to MAH and they are the most wonderful folks!
Amanda White
10 Sep 2016
REPORT
Amazing group of people! Not often a dog likes going to the vet, but Hope loves getting to see Dr. Phillips and Melissa!
Megan Haralson
2 Jul 2016
REPORT
Sooo helpful!! Would recommend them to anyone! They have helped my animals so much!!
Lisa C.
11 May 2016
REPORT
Call before you go and get rate details. A busy place, needs cleaning and more help. Check around on prices.
Stephanie Young
21 Apr 2016
REPORT
Dr. Phillips is an excellent veterinarian. The staff are very compassionate and work hard to make the owner and pet feel comfortable.
rachelle tolbert
5 Dec 2014
REPORT
WILL NEVER GO BACK
A Google User
2 Sep 2009
REPORT
I met Dr. Philips and her staff a few years ago when I came in with a very ill puppy. She accepted my calls at home while I nursed him back to health from Parvo. Without her help, he would most cert...
I met Dr. Philips and her staff a few years ago when I came in with a very ill puppy. She accepted my calls at home while I nursed him back to health from Parvo. Without her help, he would most certainly not be here today. I have since taken my other animals to her and she has provided awesome care as well as compassion. She really does love animals and seems to enjoy her job. She knows my family by name and is always available for questions or concerns. I would recommend her to anyone.
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FAQs
Where is Madison Animal Hospital located?
Madison Animal Hospital is located at 19 Griffeth Ln, Danielsville, Georgia 30633. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Danielsville area and surrounding communities.
What time does Madison Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Madison Animal Hospital is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Madison Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Madison Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Madison Animal Hospital offer?
Madison Animal Hospital in Danielsville offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Emergency Care, Grooming, Hospice and Palliative Care, In-House Pharmacy. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Can I get my pet groomed at Madison Animal Hospital?
Madison Animal Hospital does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Danielsville.
Does Madison Animal Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Madison Animal Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Madison Animal Hospital?
Madison Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Danielsville has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday
Tue
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Wed
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday
Thu
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
Fri
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Madison Animal Hospital
Danielsville, Georgia
General Info
Madison Animal Hospital in Danielsville supports Georgia pet owners in maintaining their pets’ health and staying on top of evolving care needs by identifying and tracking medical conditions through their wellness programs. Initial visits typically involve comprehensive wellness examinations, during which the veterinarian will also inquire about the dog’s lifestyle and any recent changes in behavior. Veterinary appointments frequently combine vaccination, flea and tick prevention, and microchipping. The team looks at the indicators of sickness and discomfort on the body’s energy levels, weight, skin, and movement. The equipment at Madison Animal Hospital is sufficient to handle the following conditions: joint stiffness, digestive sensitivity, allergic reactions, and limited mobility. A range of diagnostic tools includes laboratory testing, fecal analysis, and blood work. Veterinarians formulate treatment plans, which typically include prescription medication, dietary changes, and home care recommendations. The clinic offers support for dental care and spay/neuter consultations as well as assistance for chronic and age-related health concerns. Pet owners highly value the effective communication of decisions regarding care, which encompasses the schedule, potential outcomes, and other specifics related to long-term care plan implementation. Thanks to the meticulous recordkeeping, it is easy for families to obtain follow-up care if necessary and transfer the records. Because each family in Danielsville has unique dynamics, the Madison Animal Hospital takes these factors into account when giving advice. Pet parents take action-oriented steps and benefit from a knowledgeable team that understands how Georgia’s climates and seasons impact pet health. Madison Animal Hospital offers the following services: Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Grooming, Hospice and Palliative Care, Emergency Care, Boarding, and In-House Pharmacy. This range of services means pet owners in Danielsville and the surrounding areas have access to everything their pets need from routine checkups to advanced procedures. The clinic continues to be a trusted name in the Danielsville region, offering services that ensure pets’ health and comfort throughout their lives.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Services
Boarding
Emergency Care
Grooming
Hospice and Palliative Care
In-House Pharmacy
Orthopedic Surgery
Surgery
Reviews
Dixie Chevy
14 Jul 2018
Dr. Phillips is GREAT she is very understanding and truely cares about animals and their owners, I have been my pups to her for years, she even called on Christmas day and asked if we wanted to see ou...
Dr. Phillips is GREAT she is very understanding and truely cares about animals and their owners, I have been my pups to her for years, she even called on Christmas day and asked if we wanted to see our little cocker spaniel that had gotten sick, since it was Christmas, she took time from her family so we could visit with our little girl. She's a God send and a Great Doctor for our animals!! Thank you so much Dr. Phillips!!!
Doug Ray
28 May 2018
Had a sick cat. They were able to fit me in and answer the questions I had!
Evan Mac
22 May 2018
This is by far the best veterinary hospital I've ever taken my companions to for care. Dr Phillips is an amazing veterinarian who genuinely cares about you your pet. She routinely goes above & beyond...
This is by far the best veterinary hospital I've ever taken my companions to for care. Dr Phillips is an amazing veterinarian who genuinely cares about you your pet. She routinely goes above & beyond for my 18 year old cat Oscar, as well as my other pets. 3 years ago my previous vet, 2 emergency clinics & even the prestigious UGA veterinary hospital wrote Oscar off, saying he was 15 & old & it was just his time. Not Dr Phillips- she listened. And she diagnosed what the other 4 all had missed. Oscar is with me today because of her, & I will never, ever take any pet of mine to another vet. Hats off to her & the entire staff!
Trenda Ivey
7 May 2018
I run a rescue and we had a 3 month old puppy who had to have his leg amputated due to an accident. Stormy stayed in the hospital for a couple weeks. The Doctor and staff were remarkable and showed th...
I run a rescue and we had a 3 month old puppy who had to have his leg amputated due to an accident. Stormy stayed in the hospital for a couple weeks. The Doctor and staff were remarkable and showed the little fellow lots of extra love and attention!!
Joe G.
18 Apr 2018
I could not be happier with the 15 years that I have worked with Dr. Phillips. She has always been available and compassionate for both of our pets. When I recently had to say goodbye to our dog of fi...
I could not be happier with the 15 years that I have worked with Dr. Phillips. She has always been available and compassionate for both of our pets. When I recently had to say goodbye to our dog of fifteen years, Dr. Phillips was not only sympathetic and loving to him, she understood the grief we were feeling and explained everything step by step, and made sure we were ok. I will continue to drive the 60+ miles to support her and her team.
Robert R
26 Nov 2017
Nice people
jason netzer
7 Jul 2017
Phillips and her staff are great she doest tell you what you what to hear but what you need to hear, wether you like it or not. That a hard qulity to find in this money hungry day and age.
Albert Luther
13 Feb 2017
Great staff and Dr
Doris Chambers
16 Jan 2017
I do not trust my animals at any others vet. Dr. Phillips has always been great. They know me when I call or go in.
Timothy B.
6 Jan 2017
These people are a bunch of liars and crooks. First, I took one of my dams in after a trip to Texas where she got dehydrated. The vet there told me she had an infection in her uterus during the exam, ...
These people are a bunch of liars and crooks. First, I took one of my dams in after a trip to Texas where she got dehydrated. The vet there told me she had an infection in her uterus during the exam, after I told her she had just come off her heat, having done no bloodwork whatsoever. She talked me into having her uterus removed which I allowed not knowing any better. Afterwards the vet told me she would like to hang onto her a few days for observation since her uterus wasn't infected as much as she though. She as much admitted to me in so many words that her uterus was not what was wrong with her! But she still charged me over $500.00 for the operation.Today I took all three of my dogs in for their rabies 3 year rabies vaccinations which were due on the 31st of December, today is the 6th of January. I was told that they could not give them the three year vaccinations because I had let their shots elapse... by six days! And that they would have to by law give them the one year shot instead. Then they charged my $96.48 for the shots.I came home and got on the computer and then called three other Vets in the area and they all told me the same exact thing, that you can continue the three years shots as long as you don't let them lapse for more than two months. This of course would force me to come back in for another $96.00 visit in a year instead of waiting for three years. Also, the three year shots from the previous visit for all three dogs was only $63.00 three years ago. Now they wanted almost a $100.00 for the one year shot today. Stay away from these people they don't have your pet's or your best interest at heart!
Tai L
12 Oct 2016
Allison Phillip will lie to you about your pets health. She told us in 2007 that our dog had heart worms and needed a $800 heart operation to remove the worms. She warned us that our dog would die ver...
Allison Phillip will lie to you about your pets health. She told us in 2007 that our dog had heart worms and needed a $800 heart operation to remove the worms. She warned us that our dog would die very soon if we don't get it. We got advice from a second source and was told all our dog needed was some HeartGuard. It's almost 10 years later and our dog is still healthy and happy and never has had a sign of heart worms.
Jennifer Sosebee Benton
24 Sep 2016
We take our dogs to MAH and they are the most wonderful folks!
Amanda White
10 Sep 2016
Amazing group of people! Not often a dog likes going to the vet, but Hope loves getting to see Dr. Phillips and Melissa!
Megan Haralson
2 Jul 2016
Sooo helpful!! Would recommend them to anyone! They have helped my animals so much!!
Lisa C.
11 May 2016
Call before you go and get rate details. A busy place, needs cleaning and more help. Check around on prices.
Stephanie Young
21 Apr 2016
Dr. Phillips is an excellent veterinarian. The staff are very compassionate and work hard to make the owner and pet feel comfortable.
rachelle tolbert
5 Dec 2014
WILL NEVER GO BACK
A Google User
2 Sep 2009
I met Dr. Philips and her staff a few years ago when I came in with a very ill puppy. She accepted my calls at home while I nursed him back to health from Parvo. Without her help, he would most cert...
I met Dr. Philips and her staff a few years ago when I came in with a very ill puppy. She accepted my calls at home while I nursed him back to health from Parvo. Without her help, he would most certainly not be here today. I have since taken my other animals to her and she has provided awesome care as well as compassion. She really does love animals and seems to enjoy her job. She knows my family by name and is always available for questions or concerns. I would recommend her to anyone.
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FAQs
Where is Madison Animal Hospital located?
Madison Animal Hospital is located at 19 Griffeth Ln, Danielsville, Georgia 30633. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Danielsville area and surrounding communities.
What time does Madison Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Madison Animal Hospital is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Madison Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Madison Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Madison Animal Hospital offer?
Madison Animal Hospital in Danielsville offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Emergency Care, Grooming, Hospice and Palliative Care, In-House Pharmacy. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Can I get my pet groomed at Madison Animal Hospital?
Madison Animal Hospital does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Danielsville.
Does Madison Animal Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Madison Animal Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Madison Animal Hospital?
Madison Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Danielsville has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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