Beachwood Animal Clinic

01/03/2025

https://abcnews.go.com/Health/5-house-cats-sick-after-bird-flu-found/story?id=117240072

Another brand of raw pet food has been found to contain bird flu and has made at least five house cats presumably sick with the virus, health officials say.

01/02/2025

12/31/2024

Start the New Year by saving 15% off your pet's prescriptions and food!!

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12/25/2024

We are closed today to celebrate the Christmas Holiday.

We hope you and your family are safe and have an enjoyable holiday.

Should you need emergency medical care please see the following:
Veterinary Emergency S. Daytona (386) 761-1911
Veterinary Emergency DeLand (386) 252-0337
Veterinary Emergency (386) 252-0206

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁 we are wishing everyone the best this holiday season!

12/24/2024

We will be closed today at 1230pm and re-open on 12/26/24 @ 745am with normal business hours.

Merry Christmas!

We wish everyone a fun and safe holiday.

Should you have a medical emergency, please call the following Veterinary Emergency facilities:

Veterinary Emergency S. Daytona (386) 761-1911
Veterinary Emergency Deland (386) 252-0337
Veterinary Emergency Ormond (386) 252-0206

12/19/2024

Attention all clients. In anticipation of the holiday season, please check your pet's prescriptions and call in advance for any refills you may need.

We are requesting a 48-hour call ahead to guarantee we get your medications filled in time.

We appreciate you!

The office will be closed on Christmas Day, Wednesday, 12/25/2024 AND New Year's Day, Wednesday, 1/1/2025.

12/17/2024

Use promo code DECSALE to save this holiday season! 20% off your entire order with VetSource.

12/13/2024

Beachwood will be closed early today in celebration for our annual Christmas party. The office will be closed at 430pm today. We wish you all a wonderful weekend!

12/11/2024

Looking for a good cause to donate to over the holidays? Please consider donating to help us save Coconut so he can celebrate his 1st Birthday and Christmas with his family 🎄 You can donate via Gofundme below, or call the clinic directly to put money in his account. 386-426-0075❤️🎅🏻🎄Thank you!!

Our family is asking for help with our sweet little Coconut. He was a birthday… Amanda Cotton needs your support for Save Coconut Cotton: Your Help is Crucial

12/03/2024

Check out these awesome savings! 15% off your entire VetSource order!!

Offer valid now through December 16th!

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours!

We wish you and your pets a safe and healthy holiday season.

We will be closed today and reopen tomorrow Friday 11/29 with normal buisness hours.

In the case of any medical emergencies please call the following:
Veterinary Emergency DeLand (386) 252-0337
Veterinary Emergency South Daytona (386) 761-1911

11/27/2024

You may be tempted to give your pets some of your Thanksgiving feast, but many treats we love can make our pets ill. Keep your pet safe with these five tips:

Don’t feed your pet turkey. It’s high in fat, so even small pieces can cause pancreatitis, especially in smaller pets. Turkey bones can also splinter and cause gastrointestinal blockages, which often require surgery to fix.
Keep wine glasses higher than snout and tail level! Alcohol can cause pets’ blood sugar and pressure to drop dangerously. Plus, a hyper tail could break a glass and cause lacerations.
Baking chocolate is even more toxic than regular chocolate as it contains higher amounts of caffeine and theobromine. But no matter what sweet treats you’re baking, keep nosy snouts out of the kitchen.
Hide the bread dough. The stomach provides a warm environment for yeast to produce ethanol, so when bread dough is swallowed, it continues to expand, causing ethanol toxicosis.
Whether you are bringing your pets with you, boarding them or having a friend watch them, check their chips before you leave for vacation. The holidays are generally associated with more activity, and a stressed pet could run off. Microchips help your pets get home safe if they do get lost.

11/25/2024

We will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday Thursday 11/28/24.
Please be sure to collect any medications you may need prior to then. We resquest a 24 hour call ahead for all medications.

We will reopen Friday 11/29/24 with normal buiness hours.

Gobble Up These Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips

-Careful with turkey & trimmings! Bits of lean meat are fine, but fatty skin, gravy, and drippings can cause pancreatitis.
-Bones are a choking hazard, as is the twine you used to secure your bird.
-Stuffing have onion, garlic, nutmeg, raisins, nuts, or mushrooms? It’s a no-no for fido—and felines, too.
-Make sure centerpieces & potpourri with ribbons, flowers and sticks are out of paw’s reach.
Beer, wine & other alcohol is dangerous for pets—keep glasses and cans above snout level.
-Consider putting your pet in another room with toys and bedding while guests are in the house or at least giving them a “safe place” where they can decompress.

11/22/2024

Miss Shadow was in today for her surgery recheck. Even though her smile has changed a bit after her surgery, she’s still as cute and happy as ever💕🐶

11/18/2024

Check out these early Thanksgiving savings!

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11/17/2024

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11/08/2024

Although these treats are delicious for us, your pets should not indulge!

1. Both chocolate and caffeine contain methylxanthines, which can cause panting, excessive thirst, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, and even death. Darker chocolates, particularly baking chocolate, are the most dangerous, as they contain more methylxanthines.

2.We don’t yet know which substance in grapes and raisins poisons dogs, but they both can cause serious kidney failure that is often fatal when it’s not treated immediately.

3.Both onions and garlic can cause gastrointestinal upsets, drooling, weakness, collapse, diarrhea and vomiting, and garlic is about five times more likely to cause these issues than onions.

4.Xylitol is a natural sweetener used in things like chewing gum, peanut butter, toothpaste, and some diet foods. Dogs enjoy its sweet taste, but it can cause vomiting, loss of coordination and fatal liver failure.

5.Macadamia nuts are a serious threat to our pups. They can affect nerve function and can cause joint stiffness, severe lethargy, and tremors