Micanopy Animal Hospital

07/04/2025

❤️🤍💙Happy 4th of July from our family to yours. 🗽🦅

06/26/2025

Friendly reminder we will be closed for the Independence Day Holiday starting Thursday July 3rd at 4pm. We will reopen Monday July 7th at 8am. Please contact us as soon as possible at (352) 466-0067 if you need a refill of your pets prescription or need an appointment for your pet. We hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday.

06/23/2025

ATTENTION - July 4th Holiday Hours

In observation of the July 4th holiday, we will be closing early on Thursday, July 3rd at 4pm. We will be CLOSED all of July 4th, July 5th, and July 6th. We will reopen Monday, July 7th at 8am.

If you believe your pet is experiencing a medical emergency while we are closed,
please seek care at the UF Small Animal Hospital (352) 392-2235
or Community Care Veterinary Specialists ER (352) 225-3501.

06/18/2025

Fido and Fireworks don't mix. 🎆

More pets get lost during 4th of July than any other time of year because of Firework related fear. The most important things you can do for your pet during this holiday include....

1. Keep pets indoors.
2. Update microchip information/get your pets microchipped.
3. Turn on the radio or television & provide toys during fireworks.
4. Walk your dog during daylight hours with a fitted harness or collar without a retractable leash.
5. Keep the blinds/curtains down.
6. Obtain a prescription for calming medications.

We are here to help. Contact us at (352) 466-0067 if you think your pet may need some Fear Free approaches this summer.

05/26/2025

A day to Honor & Remember. Whether you elect to memorialize those who served at home by the grill, at the beach or taking a much needed snooze, we hope you have a safe and happy day.

05/23/2025

Reminder:
We will be closed Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day.
We will reopen at 8am Tuesday.

04/20/2025

Happy Easter from Gravy & Celeste. Post a pic below of your fur-babies enjoying the holiday. 🐰🐣🌱💙

04/19/2025

Keep your pets safe this Easter by paying close attention to fake grasses, chocolate or sweets in the home, raisins hidden in bread or cookies, and keep toxic flowers out of the pets area. We hope everyone has a safe and happy Easter Holiday this year! 🐇🥚🌸

04/18/2025

Reminder from the Gainesville Rabbit Rescue and from our rabbit savvy friends, that animals do not make great Easter gifts. Though they may be cute when they're small, chicks and babies rabbits grow into big responsibilities and are typically ignored by children once the excitement wears off. Rabbits are the 3rd most common animal in shelters, after dogs and cats, and shelters see a spike in surrendered and loose rabbits shortly after Easter each year. If you're interested in having a rabbit as a pet, please visit the Gainesville Rabbit Rescue and view their selection of spayed/neutered rabbits ready for adoption year round.

As Easter approaches we want to remind everyone that bunnies are wonderful pets, NOT gifts! Consider giving candy or a stuffed animal instead this year. 🐰

04/18/2025

Come join us in support of one of MAH's own, Ash, at the Rosa B. Williams Center on Saturday April 26pm, starting at 5pm. You may be familiar with some of Ash's art which is displayed in our lobby. We are so proud of Ash's work and can't wait to see you all out there! 🎨🖌️

04/14/2025

Come join us today from 8am-1pm in our lobby for World Chagas Day. Speak with the experts and learn how the invasive Kissing Bug and effect you and your pets.

04/09/2025

Have You Seen This Bug? Perhaps in your woodpile or in your home?

Come to Chagas Disease Outreach hosted by Dr. Beatty and his team in the Micanopy Animal Hospital lobby, Monday April 14th from 8am - 1pm for World Chagas Day.

Known as the “silent and silenced disease”, it can effect both you and your pet. Approximately 6-7 million people are infected with Chagas disease worldwide with 12,000 deaths every year. Sadly, the Kissing Bug and the Chagas Disease have been confirmed in Micanopy.

Come learn how to keep yourself and your pets safe!
If you find a Kissing Bug, DO NOT touch it, as they spread the Chagas Disease through bites. Try to capture the bug in an empty bottle or bag (best with rubbing alcohol) and bring the bug to Micanopy Animal Hopsital.

For questions, call (352) 466-0067.
We look forward to seeing you! No appointment needed.