Veterinarian Serving Cartersville, GA
Cartersville does not need another "nearby vet" page. It needs a reason to drive past closer buildings.
Etowah Animal Hospital is a locally owned veterinary hospital at 1401 Kingston Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161, about 35 minutes from Cartersville. We see dogs and cats from Cartersville, Cassville, Kingston, Euharlee, White, Taylorsville, and Emerson. Bartow County is our largest out-of-county source of clients.
The reason to come is the appointment: Dr. Abby White every visit, bloodwork and imaging read here so one trip does the work of two, and a hospital that plans for lake dogs and river dogs, not just indoor pets.
Two routes. US-411 northwest is faster for most people. GA-293 west through Kingston is quieter and ends at our door.
Schedule your pet's visit
New patients are welcome. Call or book online to make an appointment.
Veterinary services for Cartersville-area pets
At 35 minutes, the visits that justify themselves are the ones that end in an answer, plus drop-off surgery and dentals planned to cut extra trips. Add wellness onto a visit you were already making.
- Preventive care: wellness exams, vaccines and parasite prevention
- New puppy & kitten care: the first-year schedule, spay/neuter planning
- In-house diagnostics: bloodwork and imaging read the same visit
- Surgery and dental care
- Urgent care. Call us and let us know you’re on the way
- Paw Plan: routine care bundled into one plan
Why choose Etowah Animal Hospital
- One veterinarian, not a rotation.
- Same-visit diagnostics. That is how a 35-minute drive beats two 20-minute drives.
- Straight answers. We’re honest, open, and up-front about all treatment plans for your pet. We include you in making the best decision for you and your pet.
- Lake and river context on the exam, not an afterthought.
- Honest about snakes. Copperheads turn up along the Etowah. A snakebite is an emergency situation, and should be addressed immediately. We keep anti-venom on hand for that occasion.
Serving pet owners in Cartersville, GA
Pet health around Lake Allatoona and the Etowah
Dogs that swim at Allatoona or Red Top Mountain in late summer need a conversation about blue-green algae (dangerous if they drink lake water that looks like spilled paint) and leptospirosis in standing and slow-moving water. If your dog spends weekends on the water, say so when you book.
Wooded ridges between Cartersville and Kingston are good tick country. Heartworm prevention is twelve months, not seasonal. A snakebite is an emergency situation, and should be addressed immediately. We keep anti-venom on hand for that occasion.
Getting to Etowah Animal Hospital in Rome, GA
US-411 northwest is the faster four-lane for most of Cartersville and drops you onto Turner McCall Boulevard in Rome. GA-293 west through Kingston is quieter and is Kingston Road. We are at 1401 Kingston Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161. Allow about 35 minutes.
If you are starting from the north side of Cartersville or from Kingston, GA-293 is usually the better road.
- Drive time
- about 35 minutes
- Route
- US-411 northwest, or GA-293 west through Kingston
- County
- Bartow, GA
- Hospital address
- 1401 Kingston Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161
Cartersville veterinary care FAQs
Where is Etowah Animal Hospital from Cartersville?
We are at 1401 Kingston Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161, about 35 minutes from Cartersville. That is our one hospital, and it is where we see every patient, so your pet gets the same team and the same records at every visit. The route is described under "Getting to Etowah Animal Hospital in Rome" on this page.
How far is Etowah Animal Hospital from Cartersville?
About 35 minutes. We are at 1401 Kingston Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161, via US-411 or GA-293 through Kingston.
Why would I drive past closer Cartersville clinics?
Same veterinarian every visit, and diagnostics read during the appointment so you are not making a second trip for results. Call us and we will talk through what your pet actually needs.
My dog swims Allatoona. What should we cover?
Leptospirosis, ear care after swimming, blue-green algae in warm months, year-round heartworm, and ticks from the ridges.
What if my pet is bitten by a snake?
A snakebite is an emergency situation, and should be addressed immediately. We keep anti-venom on hand for that occasion.
Ready to become a patient?
Great! Call or make an appointment online and we can request your pet’s records on your behalf. If you have more than one pet, tell us when you book and we will try to see them back to back so a single trip covers the household.
Etowah Animal Hospital
1401 Kingston Rd NE, Rome, GA 30161
(706) 413-2737
Open Monday–Thursday 8:00 AM–1:00 PM and 2:00 PM–5:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM–2:00 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Call (706) 413-2737 Request an Appointment
See every community we serve on our service area page, or meet the team.