Crescent City Animal Health Center

Crescent City Animal Health Center Veterinary hospital
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"Dasher".  Isn't he dreamy?
10/30/2024

"Dasher". Isn't he dreamy?

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10/30/2024

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Some more smiling faces!
10/30/2024

Some more smiling faces!

Happy Autumn friends!!  Stop by and take a pic of you and your fur child(ren) at our fall display. 🐕‍🦺🐕🐩🍎🍏🍎🍏
10/30/2024

Happy Autumn friends!! Stop by and take a pic of you and your fur child(ren) at our fall display. 🐕‍🦺🐕🐩🍎🍏🍎🍏

10/29/2024

Good morning, we are currently experiencing an Xfinity outage, therefore we have no phone or internet. Please come to the front door to check in for your appt. Our phones are still forwarded to the answering service so if you call the clinic number it should ring through to the service and they can get messages to us. Thank you for your patience!

10/22/2024

Is anyone ready to begin their fall cleaning? If you have some older towels taking up space in your linen closet, we would be happy to take them off your hands! Thank you. 😁

10/12/2024

As of right now, the clinic has phone and internet service. Yesterday It worked for 10 minutes, then went out again. We will be open Monday, October 14th at 8:00 am. and hope the phones continue to work. If you call the clinic after-hours, the calls should again be going to our answering service. Communication has been difficult for everyone during this post storm recovery period. We wish you all the very best and hope to see you soon! 🩷

10/11/2024

The Crescent City Animal Health Center is open today. We have no phone or internet. Please come in for any refills you may need. We hope everyone is safe from harm after the storm. 🙏🙏🙏

10/08/2024

We have made the difficult decision to close the clinic tomorrow, Wednesday, October 9th and Thursday, October 10th. We plan to reopen at 8:00 am on Friday, October 11th. PLEASE CALL TO CHECK IF WE ARE OPEN PRIOR TO YOUR APPT. (386) 698-2887. Hurricane Milton may make it necessary to change plans yet again. We wish everyone the best during this powerful storm. Please be kind to one another!
We send our love to all,
the staff of CCAHC

The decision has been made to close the clinic tomorrow, September 26 due to Hurricane Helene.  We are calling our clien...
09/25/2024

The decision has been made to close the clinic tomorrow, September 26 due to Hurricane Helene. We are calling our clients to get them rescehduled. We are very sorry for
any inconvenience this may cause. If you have an emergency, please call Animal Emergency Hospital in Deland at (386) 252-0337, or St. Augustine Regional Veterinary Emergency Center at (904) 797-5770. We wish everyone well. Please keep yourselves and your fur children safe!

08/05/2024

The clinic will be closed on Monday, August 5th. The decision was made to ensure the safety of our beloved clients and staff. We do not take this decision lightly and we apologize for the inconvenience. We will reopen at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, August 6th.

07/02/2024

Xfinity is experiencing an outage, therefore our phones and internet are down. We hope the service will be restored by this afternoon. Thank you for your patience!!

05/25/2024

It is with a very heavy heart, I make this post. Our Crescent City Animal Health Center lost a family member yesterday. I have refrained from any public posts out of respect for the family. Our dear Connie has passed away from cancer. Please hug and tell those you love how much they mean to you. We love you, Connie. 💔

04/16/2024

KITTEN SEASON HAS STARTED AND THIS IS IMPORTANT INFO IF YOU FIND KITTENS !!!!!!!!!!

What to do and NOT do FOR TINY KITTENS

During high kitten season in the spring and summer, it’s not unusual to discover a nest of unattended kittens or a single kitten seemingly abandoned by the mother. You want to help, right?

Before jumping to the rescue,

WAIT…
Mama Cat may be off searching for food. She has to keep herself well fed to produce milk for the babies! It is not unusual for a mama cat to be gone several hours. She may also be in the process of moving the babies from one location to another (especially if you’ve found one alone).

Assess the kittens’ apparent health:

*. Does their fur look healthy, full and fluffy? T
OR Are they dirty? Sickly? Eyes crusty?
*. Are they sleeping quietly? In a heap? OR Are they crying? Squalling?
*. Are they dry? OR Are they wet/soaked?

Are the kittens in IMMEDIATE danger from:

Rain? Wet weather/flooding? Cold?
Wild animals? Dogs?
Traffic – pedestrian foot traffic? mean neighbors/kids? bicycles or cars?

UNLESS THE KITTENS ARE IN IMMEDIATELY DANGER
it is best to watch to see if the mama cat will return. You should be at least 35 feet away (more is better).

Do NOT place food near the kittens to lure Mama Cat. (Mama Cat almost always purposely hides her litter away from food sources as she knows that food will attract other cats and even bigger predators!)

You may need to leave completely and come back later (4-6 hours) to check whether the kittens are still OK (dry, sleeping/quiet, appear fed, etc.) Especially if she’s feral, Mama Cat will most likely NOT return until she no longer senses human presence.

Know that healthy kittens can survive several hours without food as long as they are warm.

Please please share this 🙏🙏🙏🙏

03/15/2024

Dr. Grossman is taking a few days away from the clinic to spend some time with his family. He will return on Wednesday, March 20th. We are open for medication and food refills and minimal services such as nail trims. The clinic hours will be 8:00-4:00 today, Monday and Tuesday. We will return to regular business hours on Wednesday, March 20th. If you experince a medical emergency with your pet, please contact Animal Emergency Hospital in Deland, 386-252-0337. Thank you!

03/12/2024

Spring is springing here in Florida. Along with budding trees and flowers, canine parvovirus infections are sadly on the rise. The BEST way to prevent infection is vaccinating your puppy, beginning at 6 weeks of age. Your puppy should receive at least a total of 3 parvo vaccines to help protect him or her against the often fatal disease. Parvo is an extremely contagious virus that spreads very quickly, therefore we recommend you keep your puppy safe from exposure until he/she is fully vaccinated. We wish you and your fur babies a healthy spring!

Yesterday was a day of love, flowers and candy!  We hope all of our wonderful clients enjoyed Valentine's day with their...
02/15/2024

Yesterday was a day of love, flowers and candy! We hope all of our wonderful clients enjoyed Valentine's day with their loved ones. ❤️❤️❤️

Address

125 Lake Grove Drive
Crescent City, FL
32112

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13866982887

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