Heritage Oaks Veterinary Hospital

01/01/2025

We wish everyone a happy and healthy new year!

If you have an animal emergency, please call The University of Florida in Ocala at (352) 414-3858 or The University of Florida at the WEC at (352) 414-3858.

12/23/2024

We wish everyone a very safe and happy holiday season! We will be closed December 24th and reopen on Monday the 30th.

If you have an animal emergency, please call The University of Florida in Ocala at (352) 414-3858 or The University of Florida at the WEC at (352) 414-3858.

Merry Christmas from the team at Heritage Oaks Veterinary Hospital!

11/28/2024

09/12/2024

Due to no fault of their own, two of our kittens have been returned to us and are back up for adoption. They are 10 weeks old, one a medium haired male and one a short-to-medium haired female. They will be spayed and neutered prior to you taking them home. If you are interested, please come by the office to see them in person.

08/27/2024

Oh no! Our phones & internet are down! is working to resolve the issues. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Thank you for your patience.

Update 2:45pm- Service has been restored

08/15/2024

🐾Kittens for Adoption🐾

* These 3 adorable kittens have been rescued and fostered by Dr. Vilchez and are officially ready for a forever home of their own. Two Females & One Male kitten 6 weeks of age looking for a loving home. To inquire further, please call (352) 513-3730 or stop by our office for a meet & greet.

08/04/2024

Taking your cat to the vet can be stressful for everyone involved, and it helps to get your cat more comfortable with being in a carrier. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3heZ6xF.

07/10/2024

Oh no! Our phones are down! is working to resolve the issue. You may reach us via email: [email protected]
Thank you for your patience.

06/26/2024

Humans may enjoy the revelry of fireworks, but for some pets – fireworks, like thunder storms, can cause a great deal of stress for our pets. Here are some helpful tips for this Fourth of July: https://rb.gy/pbjjzl

* If your pet needs a refill, or you feel your pet might benefit from noise phobia medication this holiday or storm season, please call (352) 513-3730.

06/20/2024

As summer is in full-swing, we are all excited to enjoy some outdoor fun with our pets. However, these higher temperatures mean increased heat and burn risks for pets.
Surfaces like asphalt retain heat extremely well and can burn paw pads. Always check the asphalt with your bare hand or foot before allowing your pet to walk on it. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them!

Below are a few safety tips to keep your pet cool and healthy this summer ☀️🕶

06/17/2024

Happy Father’s Day! 🐾