Animal Hospital in Macon, GA
PET CARE
IS OUR PASSION
Established in 1968 by Dr. Eddie Hudspeth, we were founded on love, grounded by passion and built on integrity.
What we do
At Hudspeth Animal Hospital, we offer a variety of services to care for your pet.
Boarding & Grooming
Diagnostics
Digital Radiography
Exams and Consultations
Microchipping
Nutritional Counseling
Oxygen Therapy
Pharmacy
Pet Wellness Plans
Regular checkups through our Pet Wellness Plans allow us to establish a baseline in your pet's health and make us aware of any changes that may indicate future problems.
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
PET INSURANCE WE ACCEPT
Why we are different
At Hudspeth Animal Hospital, we believe in treating every patient as if they were our own pet, and giving them the same loving attention and care. We are a team of highly trained, experienced animal lovers who are devoted to giving patients the best care possible. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary medicine along with friendly, compassionate service.
From Our Caring Clients
Pet Perspectives
Hudspeth Animal Hospital and 13WMAZ are teaming up to share insights on a happy and healthy life from a Pets Perspective. Each month, Dr. Glyne Greenidge will share his expert advice.
Recent Posts
Your Pets & Fireworks
Tips for keeping your dogs, cats and other pets safe and happy during summer celebrations
Returning to Regular Hours Starting May 4, 2020
The pandemic caused by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) has led us to revise our protocols. Hudspeth Animal Hospital has made changes and will continue to make changes to our protocol deemed necessary to protect the health and well-being of our staff, clients, pets and community.
Stay-at-home Orders and Hudspeth Animal Hospital
In response to the stay in place order issued by Governor Brian kemp, we have updated our protocol.
COVID-19 Update: Sick Pets
Due to the ongoing pandemic caused by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) virus we have decided to see only sick pets over the weekend hours. Boarding services will continue. All owners are to follow the guidelines below.
Our COVID-19 Protocols
The pandemic caused by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) has led us to revise our protocols. Hudspeth Animal Hospital has made changes and will continue to make changes to our protocol deemed necessary to protect the health and well-being of our staff, clients, pets and community.
Heartworm and Other Tests for Your Pets
All right, so let’s talk about what they consider checking for heartworms. We will hear the term all the time about doing a heartworm test. There are tests that only check for heartworm disease, but here what we do is, we do what we call a full DX, so that’s the full diagnostics. It checks for heartworms…
Bloodwork for Your Pets
Today, we’ll talk a little bit about blood work. What is blood work? That’s the question. When it’s mentioned about doing blood work, it’s not just as simple as testing the blood, because testing the blood, we can do that for many different reasons. But when you hear the term blood work, which is used in a general term, it doesn’t give specifics as to what’s been done. What we hear sometimes is where a client may say, I had blood work done at my regular vet a week ago, why do I need to do blood work again?
Georgia Fleas
Quick talk on fleas. Dr. Greenidge here, Hudspeth Animal Hospital. Fleas are pesky, and for me, there’s nothing like the Georgia flea. They’re very aggressive, they are difficult to get rid of. And so here’s my recommendation; keep your pets on year-round preventatives, right? Because if you get fleas in the house, it’s very difficult to get rid of them for several reasons, right? So here are my recommendations to reduce the chances of fleas infesting your pet.
Urinalysis for Your Dog or Cat
Today, we’ll talk a little bit about urinalysis. What’s urinalysis? Urinalysis simply means analyzing the urine. In veterinary medicine, this is very important, but often neglected. It gives a lot of information because, of course, a part of the urine evaluation, the urinalysis, is the urine chemistry.
About the Parvovirus
The parvovirus is very common and Southeast USA. Because it’s warm here, the virus, we tend to see most of it in the summertime when the new puppies, people are up on about. The virus is very devastating.
Business Hours
Monday to Friday 7:30am – 6pm
Friday Night 6pm – Monday 7:30am
(24 Hours on weekends)
We can't wait to meet
you and your pet!
We look forward to hearing from you and helping you care for your pet.