Complete Dog Care Services at Our Johns Creek Veterinary Clinic
Comprehensive dog veterinary care for families throughout Johns Creek and the surrounding area, from routine wellness to advanced medical intervention.
At Windward Animal Hospital, we provide comprehensive dog veterinary care for families throughout Johns Creek and the surrounding area. From routine wellness exams and preventive care to advanced diagnostics, surgery, dental cleanings, and short-term boarding, our experienced veterinary team delivers thoughtful, high-quality care tailored to your dog’s needs at every stage of life.
From puppy wellness visits to senior dog care, we are committed to helping your dog live a longer, healthier, and happier life.
Why Choose Windward Animal Hospital for Your Dog’s Care
Your dog’s health, comfort, and long-term well-being are our highest priorities. As a trusted dog veterinary clinic in Johns Creek, we combine modern veterinary medicine with a calm, supportive environment designed to reduce stress for both pets and their owners.
Our Veterinary Services for Dogs
Advanced medical technology and expert surgical care tailored to your dog’s health needs.
Canine Spay & Neuter & Surgery
Safe, effective sterilization procedures along with soft-tissue and medically necessary surgeries performed using modern monitoring and attentive post-op pain management.
Dog Dental Care & Dentistry
Professional ultrasonic teeth cleanings, dental X-rays, extractions, and complete oral evaluations to prevent periodontal disease and systemic complications.
Laboratory Diagnostics
In-house testing and reference labs including CBC, chemistry panels, thyroid testing, heartworm screening, tick-borne disease testing, and fecal parasite exams.
Ultrasound Services
Non-invasive real-time imaging to evaluate internal organs such as the liver, kidneys, bladder, spleen, and abdominal structures with precision.
Digital X-Rays & Imaging
High-resolution radiography to evaluate bones, joints, chest, and abdominal cavity for injuries, arthritis, and respiratory conditions quickly and safely.
Canine Microchipping
Permanent identification linked to a national pet recovery database, providing lifelong peace of mind if your dog ever gets lost.
Dog Travel Health Certificates
Domestic and international health documentation ensuring your dog meets all airline and destination compliance requirements safely.
Short-Term Dog Boarding
Safe, clean, supervised accommodations monitored by medically trained staff to give you total reassurance while you are away.
Compassionate Euthanasia
Gentle, dignified end-of-life care focused on comfort, peace, and family support during difficult transitions.
Common Dog Frequently Asked Questions
Expert answers to common questions about canine health, wellness, and clinical care.
Most dogs benefit from an annual veterinary check-up. Puppies, seniors, or dogs with health concerns may need more frequent visits.
Core vaccines include rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. Lifestyle options like Bordetella, canine influenza, or leptospirosis may also be recommended.
Dental disease is common in dogs and can lead to pain, infection, and organ problems. Regular cleanings help maintain comfort and health.
We recommend year-round prevention, especially in North Georgia where pests remain active. We can recommend products or provide prescriptions.
While timing varies by breed and size, most dogs are spayed or neutered between 6 to 12 months of age.
Provide a balanced diet based on size, age, and activity level. We can recommend trusted brands or guide you on special therapeutic diets.
Needs depend on breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Regular brushing and nail trims help maintain healthy skin and a clean coat.
Occasional grass eating is normal and harmless, but frequent consumption leading to vomiting warrants a veterinary evaluation.
If you cannot easily feel your ribs or see a distinct waistline, your dog may be overweight. We can perform a body condition assessment.
Mild breath can be normal, but strong or persistent odor often points to dental disease or other health concerns requiring examination.
Yes. We require both H3N2 and H3N8 canine influenza vaccines to prevent highly contagious outbreaks in kennel environments.
Ensure vaccinations are current and required health certificates are ready. We help prepare all domestic and international paperwork.
Mild symptoms may resolve within 24 hours, but persistent issues require veterinary attention to maintain proper hydration.
Many human medications are toxic to dogs. Always consult your veterinarian before administering any medication.
Behavioral changes can stem from medical or environmental causes. We assess situations to recommend behavioral strategies and support.