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Monday 7:30am - 5pm Tuesday 7:30am - 7pm Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm Thursday 7:30am - 5pm Friday 7:30am - 5pm Saturday 7:30am - 12pm

Black Creek Veterinary Hospital

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Black Creek Veterinary Hospital

Our hospital has been serving pets in Middleburg, FL for 20+ years. We primarily see dogs and cats, Come be a part of our family!
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We primarily see dogs and cats, but occasionally treat horses, goats, pigs and pocket pets.

01/13/2025

💓 Heart & Organ Health: Bacteria from untreated dental disease can enter the bloodstream, potentially damaging the heart, kidneys, and liver. A clean mouth helps protect vital organs. Remember, mark those calendars for February, and call our office to get more information on scheduling!! 🗓️✍🏻🐾

01/08/2025

🦷 Pain-Free Smiles: Dental disease can lead to painful infections, loose teeth, and difficulty eating. Regular care prevents these issues, keeping your pet happy and comfortable. Remember, mark those calendars for February, and call our office to get more information on scheduling!! 🗓️✍🏻🐾

01/07/2025

Too cute Tuesday ✨📸🐾

12/31/2024

✨Holiday Hours ✨If any emergent care is needed during the time we are closed, please refer to Focused Pet Care (904) 298-9606! 🐾

12/26/2024

Now that we (and our pets) have enjoyed our holiday treats it’s time to start thinking about National Pet Dental Health Month in February! 🦷🪥

Did you know your pet’s dental health is key to their overall well-being? As February approaches, we will start sharing some reasons why it’s so important! 💗

But for now, mark those calendars for February, and call our office to get more information on scheduling!! 🗓️✍🏻🐾

12/25/2024

From our Black Creek family to yours 🐾🎄

12/24/2024

🎄Holiday Hours 🎄 If any emergent care is needed during the time we are closed, please refer to Focused Pet Care (904) 298-9606! 🐾

11/28/2024

11/27/2024

🚨Both locations will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving Day! We will resume normal business hours Friday. If any emergent care is needed during the time we are closed, please refer to Focused Pet Care (904) 298-9606! 🐾

11/13/2024

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month 🎗️🐾
Did you know that early detection is crucial in managing cancer in pets? Keep an eye out at home for signs such as unusual lumps, changes in appetite, weight loss, or lethargy. Regular vet visits play a vital role in identifying potential health issues early.

This month, let’s spread awareness and take proactive steps to keep our furry friends healthy!

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11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day to all who have served 🐾🇺🇸

Address

4100 County Road 218
Middleburg, FL
32068

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm
Saturday	7:30am - 12pm

Website

http://www.blackcreekvet.com/

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That suns out, and if your dog loves to swim, they’re out too! 🐶🌊 We are all ears today and talking about ear infections, which can come with swimming and bathing around this time of year. 🌊 Swimming or bathing exposes the ears to water, which can further increase the moisture content in the ear canal. 🌊 Excess water content with an enclosed ear canal makes the perfect breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. Shout out to our floppy ear dogs. 🌊 Signs your dog may be dealing with an ear infection are: redness, swelling, odor, colored debris, and head shaking. 🌊 To help prevent ear infections, especially after swimming or bathing, use a general dog safe ear cleaner that cleanses and dries. Any questions, ask us next time you are in for your dogs appointment on what ear cleaner is best for you and how to clean your dogs ears! 🐾

Fun Fact Friday 🧐💭🐾 We talk about heartworm prevention all the time, and that’s because it’s so important! Not only for a monthly intestinal parasite dewormer, but to prevent against heartworms too. If not administered properly, and if bitten by an affected mosquito, the heartworm larvae can actually grow into adult worms and migrate within the body. Here is a video of a microfilaria, or an immature stage of a heartworm, that we can see in a dog blood sample! 🪱 Check out this website to read more about heartworms! https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/riney-canine-health-center/canine-health-information/heartworm-disease

Fun Fact Friday 🧐💭🐾 Discover what one of our technicians found! Did you know that rabbits can develop ear mites? Watch a video captured during one of our pocket pet exams to see them! 🐰