Treeline Animal Hospital

01/02/2025

This beautiful female feline was found this week in Pelican Preserve. If you know the owner please let them know she is at Treeline Animal Hospital. Please contact us as soon as possible.

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas from our family to yours.

11/27/2024

Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips
The holiday season is synonymous with delicious meals, but many Thanksgiving foods pose a risk to our pets, particularly dogs. Understanding the common health risks can help you prevent unwanted trips to the vet and keep your dog happy and healthy during the holiday.

Toxic foods
A lot of the traditional Thanksgiving dishes we love are harmful to dogs. Foods like turkey skin, fatty trimmings, garlic, onions, and grapes are toxic to pets. Eating large amounts of fatty foods, like turkey skin and fatty trimmings, can lead to a serious medical condition called pancreatitis. Additionally, garlic and onions contain compounds that can damage your dog’s red blood cells, leading to anemia. Even stuffing is dangerous for your pet since it’s often seasoned with garlic and onions.

Bones and choking hazards
Cooked bones, like turkey bones, pose a serious risk to dogs because they can be a choking hazard and splinter and cause internal damage. The bones can also get stuck in your dog’s digestive tract, leading to blockages that may require surgical intervention. Always ensure that bones and anything used to wrap the turkey carcass, like strings, are safely disposed of where your dog can’t access them.

Rich or sugary foods
The rich, sugary desserts we look forward to eating all year, such as pies and chocolate treats, are all high risks for dogs. Chocolate is toxic to dogs, and even small amounts can cause symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and in severe cases, seizures. Pies containing sugar, butter, or artificial sweeteners like xylitol can also be harmful.

Overeating
With so much food around, it’s easy for pets to overeat, which can lead to gastrointestinal issues, like vomiting and diarrhea. Make sure to monitor what your pet is eating, and if you want to treat them, stick to small portions of plain turkey (without the skin) and unseasoned vegetables, like carrots or green beans.

11/25/2024

Happy Thanksgiving
Our hospital will be closed on Thanksgiving Day (November 28th) and Black Friday (November 29th) to provide our staff with an extended holiday weekend. From our team to you, we extend heartfelt Thanksgiving wishes filled with joy, gratitude, and the simple pleasures of the season. Thank you for being a part of our family.

10/31/2024

CAUTION

To avoid issues, keep Halloween candy well out of the reach of pets at all times. If you think your pet may have ingested chocolate, symptoms to watch for include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, agitation, increased thirst, an elevated heart rate, and in severe cases, seizures.
www.petpoisonhelpline.com › pet-owners › seasons

10/31/2024

Halloween-themed photo

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween . Paola decided to dress as the hospital administrator today. She is the new and improved Janet with a little less black attire on.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween to all of our amazing clients and patients. We are so grateful for your support so we just wanted to send a boo 👻 to you from our veterinary team. Wishing you a happy Halloween season, no matter how or if you celebrate.

10/30/2024

Black Cats and Halloween
We all have a happy story about a black cat(s). Share your photos and stories about yours.

10/17/2024

Our technical team works hard and plays hard. We like to incorporate their eating around their jobs too. To have a healthy happy work culture we laugh at the little things, celebrate the big stuff, and cry with the sad things.

10/16/2024

Meet Valentina! She is one of our Customer Service Representatives. She can be found at our front desk greeting and assisting all of our clients and their fur babies. We are so grateful that she is part of our team.

10/16/2024

It's National Vet Tech Week!

"Credentialed Veterinary Technicians Change Lives"
Seeing such dedication to animal care is wonderful, especially in demanding situations. Your compassion shines through! We appreciate our team so much!

10/15/2024

10/15/2024

Meet Caitlin! She has been a part of Veterinarian medicine for years, continuing to grow and learn, and has loved her career as a Veterinarian Technician. She enjoys helping pets as much as people live happy and healthy lives. Caitlin loves spending time with her two children and her three fur children; they go on many trails and parks or you can find them on the beach soaking up the sunshine. Please welcome her to our team. She can't wait to meet our wonderful clients and fur their babies.

10/14/2024

Meet Paola our Customer Service Representative. She always has a big smile and our clients and fur babies love her. Thank you Paola we are so grateful to have you on our team.

10/14/2024

NATIONAL VETERINARY TECHNICIAN WEEK
October 13-19, 2024, has been set aside as National Veterinary Technician Week to celebrate, recognize, and promote the valuable contributions of Credentialed Veterinary Technicians.

Our Veterinary Technicians, Assistants, and Customer Service Representatives are integral to the veterinary healthcare team. Our team provides dedicated care to animals and offers compassionate support to clients daily.

TLAH team members offer a variety of broad professional and personal skills that allow our veterinarian Dr. Kim Seredick to work more efficiently and effectively.

We celebrate all of our team members this week. Please show your appreciation by posting pictures or share your personal experience with our team members. They would love to hear your feedback.

10/09/2024

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10/08/2024

Hurricane Update:

Hello everyone! Please be safe during the upcoming storm. Once again, due to the impending storm and its potential impact on safety and travel conditions, we will close at NOON today and reopen on Monday 10/14/2024.

We encourage everyone to have a plan for their family and fur babies.