The Emergency and Critical Care team headed by board-certified emergency veterinarians provides 24-hour services and critical care of seriously ill hospitalized patients in our intensive care unit.
We have the best tools available to maximize the chances for a good outcome in our veterinary oncology patients. Our primary goal is to make a difference in quality of life for your companion animal.
We offer well-pet care and dentistry to our small animal patients with direct access to specialty services right here in our hospital. We also provide routine dental cleanings and advanced dog and cat dentistry.
The board-certified surgeons at the UF Small Animal Hospital apply state-of-the-art techniques in combination with the most sophisticated equipment available to provide for all your pet’s surgical needs.
Dogs and cats will need more water in the hotter months, so remember to keep plenty of fresh, clean water available whether they are indoors or outdoors.
The Pet Emergency Treatment Services clinic will open July 2. Located centrally on SW 27th Avenue, the clinic will be open 5pm-8am Monday through Friday and all day on weekends and holidays.
Dr. Dan Lewis, a professor of small animal surgery at UF, recently received the 2012 World Small Animal Veterinary Association's Hills Mobility Award for his accomplishments in the field of canine and feline orthopedic medicine and surgery.
UF Small Animal Hospital will offer free eye and heart examinations to service animals on May 25 as part of the annual ACVO National Service Dog Eye Exam event.