Welcome to Kay Animal Hospital - Serving Georgia Pets

Dr. James E. Kay is a 1969 graduate of the University Of Georgia school of Veterinary Medicine. He has been in Douglas County since 1971 after graduating from Veterinary school. Served two years in the Air Force and one year in Vietnam. He is former Vice President of Chamber of Commerce, former President of the Kiwanis Club and past President of American Heart Association. He is married and has three children. Dr. Michael Kay, his son, just joined our practice in June of 2007. Dr. James Kay was recently appointed by Governor Sunny Perdue to be on the Consumer Advisory Board. When he isn't working, he loves spending time with his family, golfing and watching all sports, especially the Georgia Bulldogs!

Dr. Cyd Greer, a Georgia native, completed her undergraduate studies as a pre-vet major at The University of Georgia. She earned her DVM from The University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine in 1981. Dr. Greer worked at several small animal hospitals following graduation until she found Kay Animal Hospital in 1987. She takes pride in the high quality of medicine and surgery practiced at Kay Animal Hospital and is typically referred to as our Cat Doctor. Her special interests include internal medicine and feline medicine. Dr. Greers favorite pastime is spending time with her husband, Barry and son Tyler. She also enjoys cooking and reading.

A native of Douglasville, Georgia, Dr. Michael Kay recently joined his fathers practice in June 2007. He attended the University of Georgia where he earned a Bachelors degree in Agriculture and majored in Animal Science and Dairy Science. He went on to attend St. George University College of Veterinary medicine and received his doctorate after completing his 4^th year of clinical studies at the University of Georgia. His professional interests include orthopedic surgery, cardiology, and ultrasonography. In his spare time, Dr. Kay enjoys golfing, traveling, fishing, hunting, and discovering fine foods with friends and family.

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