Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic

10/19/2024

Nina has been a Veterinary Technician at Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic for 2 years. Her love and compassion for every animal that comes in the door, shines through. Her continued growth and knowledge in her field, along with her resilience and compassionate heart, is what makes her a great technician. We are so thankful to have Nina on our team!

10/19/2024

Natasha has been a Veterinary Technician at Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic for 2 years. She has excelled with her technical skills and veterinary knowledge. Natasha is often seen comforting patients by carrying them, playing music for them and picking out the best blankies and beds the clinic has to offer! Natasha has aided in providing training and learning opportunities for all new team members and has been an incredible mentor for those who are new to veterinary medicine. We are so grateful to have Natasha on our team!

10/18/2024

Riley has been a Veterinary Technician at Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic for 1 year. What she loves most about her job is: "I love getting to meet all of the pets and see their funny personalities and getting to see their personalities come out more as they start to feel better when they stay in the hospital with us is always rewarding." She continues to broaden her knowledge and continues to grow as a technician. We are so grateful to have her on the Parkway team!! Thank you for all you do!!

10/17/2024

Makayla has been a Veterinary Technician at Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic for two and a half years. She loves learning new things and continues to grow in the veterinary field.

10/17/2024

Renay has been a Veterinary Technician at Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic for four and a half years. She enjoys getting to know the clients and their pets and helping them in their journey of healing. Renay also loves educating clients about different things. You are appreciated! Thank you for all you do!

10/16/2024

10/15/2024

It is National Veterinary Technician Week!! Join us as we celebrate the hardworking and compassionate technicians, here at Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic, that take care of your pets, when they need it the most.

10/11/2024

Good evening, everyone! We hope that everyone stayed safe during the hurricane. We are open and here when you need us. Please call us at (863) 665-3199 or visit us at 3609 US Highway 98 South if you and your furry family have any needs.

10/08/2024

In anticipation of Hurricane Milton, we will be closing early on Tuesday 10/08 (open from 6p-12a) and closed on Wednesday 10/9 to ensure the safety of our team and patients. We will evaluate conditions on Thursday to determine if it will be safe to reopen. Please know that your pet’s safety and care are our top priority, and we will keep you informed with any updates. If your pet has a medical emergency, please contact Veterinary Healthcare Associates (www.vhavets.com) at 863-324-3340.

Pet Hurricane Preparation Tips:
Stock up on medications: Ensure you have at least a 5-7 day supply of any necessary pet medications.
Secure vaccination records: Have a copy of your pet's vaccine records in case of emergency or boarding.
Prepare an emergency kit: Include food, water, bowls, leashes, collars with ID, and any other essentials your pet may need.
Microchip Information / Collar ID Tags: Double-check that your pet’s microchip information and/or Collar ID tags are up to date in case of separation.
Safe Space: Create a safe and comfortable space for your pets to stay during the storm.
Thank you for your understanding, and please stay safe during this time. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us.

10/01/2024

Everyone say hello to Shrimp! Shrimp was found on the roads of Orlando after Hurricane Helene. Shrimp was brought into Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic for an exam. During his physical exam, Shrimp displayed signs of head trauma. Shrimp was hospitalized overnight and started to show signs of improvement, but seemed lonely during his sleepover. Thankfully, this baby duck toy kept him company while he continued to recover and he was able to go home in less than 24 hours. Don't worry, Shrimp was able to take his duck toy with him so he wasn't lonely on his car ride home!

09/26/2024

Good evening!
To ensure the safety of our team, clients and patients we will be closed Thursday, September 26th. We will be reopening on Friday, September 27th at 5pm. If your pet is in need of emergency care, please reach out to Veterinary Healthcare Associates at (863) 324-3340 or visit their clinic at 3025 Dundee Road, Winter Haven.

08/28/2024

With Labor Day around the corner, we wanted to remind everyone that we will be open all day Monday, September 2nd!

07/03/2024

Happy Fourth of July! We will be open all day on Thursday, July 4th. We are here when you need us!

05/23/2024

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We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phone lines, and they are temporarily down. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

In the meantime, please feel free to reach us through the following alternatives:

Email: [email protected]
Direct Messages (DM) on Facebook
Our website's contact form: https://pvecvets.com/
We will keep you updated on the situation and notify you as soon as our phones are back up and running.

05/17/2024

Wesson came to visit us when his family noticed he suddenly began to vomit after coming inside from his potty break. After taking radiographs we were able to see that Wesson ate something he should not have, but did not know what it was initially! Wesson was hospitalized for 24 hours with aggressive fluid therapy, anti-nausea medications, pain medications and more. Repeat radiographs were performed, but there were no changes in his radiographs. Wesson had an exploratory surgery performed and we found a large amount of compact and dense sand material. We were able to remove this material and Wesson made a smooth recovery afterwards!
Wesson is here to share his story and remind pet parents to keep a close on eye on their furry friends and to remind the furry friends that the poor choice of snacks is not worth the cone of shame!

04/17/2024

Oakley is here to remind everyone that this week is Pet ID Week! Did you know that nearly 6.5 million pets enter into shelters as strays every year? Only 710,000 of these "stray" pets are returned to their families.
Microchips and collar ID tags are two of the ways we can keep our furry friends safe if they were to ever get separated unexpectedly. If your pets have microchips and/or collar ID tags, take some time this week to make sure that all of the listed information is updated!

04/14/2024

Daphne visited us recently after her family noticed that she was not feeling well and was vomiting and having diarrhea. Thankfully, after performing bloodwork and radiographs we were able to make a treatment plan for Daphne to get her feeling better! Daphne was definitely practicing her puppy dogs eyes that she was going to later use to get extra kisses and belly rubs at home. Do you think they worked?