Florence Animal Clinic

12/21/2024

Ogden the very merry golden tree would like to notify his friends that the clinic will be closing at 1 on December 24th and closed on December 25th to spend time with family.
We will reopen Thursday December 26th for our regular business hours.

Please plan for prescriptions accordingly and remember that while your furry friends will want to be a part of all your festivities, please be mindful of holiday hazards that may be harmful to them.

If your pet needs emergency care while the clinic is closed, please reach out to Integrity Veterinary Center at 413 614 0039 or Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospitals 413 665 4911

🐾And happy holidays to all who celebrate 🐾

12/04/2024

Please keep your eyes out for this parrot missing in Northampton

12/02/2024

Sansa wants to shout out that we are supporting a local cat rescue who is making gift baskets ( only $15) for the holidays as well as toys and catnip filled beds ( only $10) . All proceeds go to In Honey's Memory cats in need.
Sansa also wants to let you know she would like a home for the holidays as well and is available for adoption through one of our technicians.
Thank you

11/26/2024

Florence Animal Clinic wishes everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving.

We will be closing at 1pm on Wednesday, November 27th and will be closed Thursday, November 28th for Thanksgiving.
We will resume normal hours Friday, November 29th.

If your pet is having an emergency, please reach out to Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospitals or Integrity Veterinary Center.

11/01/2024

For Immediate Release - November 1, 2024
Rabies Confirmed in Cat Found in Florence Area
NORTHAMPTON - On Wednesday, October 30, 2024, a feral cat from Northampton, tested positive for rabies at the Massachusetts State Public Health Laboratory. The cat was a large, black, long-haired cat found in the area around Clement Street in Florence on Saturday, October 26, 2024.
Rabies is a serious disease, so if you’ve had possible exposure, please reach out to medical staff right away. Anyone exposed to the cat’s saliva—whether through a bite, scratch, open wound, feeding, or if saliva got into their eyes or mouth—has had a high-risk exposure and should seek immediate attention.
If you or someone you know had contact with this cat between Wednesday, October 16, 2024, and Saturday, October 26, 2024, please contact the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (available 24/7 at 617-983-6800) or your health care provider for a risk assessment. Following exposure to rabies, disease can be prevented with prompt administration of rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). People who did not have any contact with the cat are not at risk from rabies.
If you have a pet that may have had contact with the cat, please contact the Northampton Animal Control Officer [email protected] or call the non-emergency dispatch line at 413-587-1100.
https://northamptonma.gov/.../Rabies-Confirmed-in-Cat...

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10/30/2024

Update. - Adopted
Courtesy plea for Bo.
Bo belonged to a very kind elderly woman whom he just adored. He sat by her side almost until her passing. Her wish for Bo was that he remain in the family and a very loving granddaughter stepped in and took him
Unfortunately, Bo has proven that he wants to be the only cat. There is no room to negotiate this and they currently have had to divide their house to keep everyone safe.
But Bo will tolerate dogs and loves all humans. He loves basking in the sun, helping you in the kitchen and keeping you warm, snuggling under the blankets or watching TV.
Bo is between 3-5 yrs old, up to date on his shots and just had a complete physical.
Please message me if you are interested and I will get you in touch with his people
Thank you.

10/27/2024

Sicily wants to wish everyone a Happy Halloween

09/24/2024

The changing seasons remind us that Fig & Olive and Maggie & Zoe Ruxton's hearts remain open, filled with love and goodness and still available for adoption. Their wait for happiness seems too long. Let's rally together, sharing their story to bring warmth and kindness into their lives. If adoption isn't possible, sharing can make a difference. Bring these deserving girls home this fall. Message us for information or email [email protected]. Thank you.

09/19/2024

The Florence Animal Clinic is in the process of switching our online pharmacy provider. We will now be using Blue Rabbit. You may follow the link below or go to our website and click the link there. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please ring if you have any questions.
Thank you 🐈💜🐕

https://florenceacma.bluerabbitrx.com/

08/18/2024

Courtesy post for the amazing special needs Misha -
Misha's dad passed away suddenly and she is heartbroken. She misses her snuggles and cuddle sessions.
Her dad's family took Misha in but she isn't doing well with all of the commotion from the other dogs and cats. Misha is 7 yrs young and likes children.
Misha suffers from megacolon but it is managed well with medications which she happily takes in her food.
The NSPCA and the Florence Animal Clinic will cover vet care for the first year to help Misha and her new family acclimate to one another.

07/08/2024

Fig and Olive were dumped in Williamsburg, , Olive with her 2 young kittens, Fig, just days from giving birth. All of them were malnourished, covered in fleas and ticks after surviving in the woods for over a week.
Fortunately for them, good people found them in time and brought them to rescue.

The following day, Fig gave birth 2 kittens, Twig and Poppy, at the Florence Animal Clinic.
These 2 bonded sisters took turns mothering, nursing and raising Twig and Poppy and now they are ready to be the centers of your world.
Olive is playful, happy and adventurous while. Fig is loving and affectionate. They adore eachother and deserve to stay together.

Fig and Olive are available for adoption through In Honey's Memory for an application, email [email protected] or message us.

07/02/2024

Please be advised that the clinic will be closed on Thursday, July 4 and Friday, July 5th for the holiday.
Please ensure your pets have enough medications and food to get them through the long weekend and the holiday noises and festivities.
If you pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please reach out to
Integrity Veterinary Center on 518 Pleasant St, Northampton (may be closed July 4th)
413 614 0039
Or Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospitals in South Deerfield or West Springfield
413 665 4911

Thank you and have a safe holiday

06/30/2024

Introducing the last of 6 kittens rescued by a community of cat lovers in Florence.
Meet Oliver and Sushi.
Oliver is bold. Usually the first to warm up. Purrs all the time. Sushi is more shy and follows what Oliver does, but will give his fair share of purrs and snuggles. They love to run, jump and play.. Sushi has a penchant for human food ;)
These brothers are used to dogs, cats and calm cat savy children.
Their adoption includes their neuter, microchip, core vaccines, and preventative.
For more information or an application, message us or send an email to In Honey's Memory Shelter at [email protected]

06/26/2024

Meet Poppy and Twig. This dynamic duo were born at the Florence Animal Clinic one day after their mom was rescued. They have been so fortunate to have been raised in a loving home with their mom and her sister (also rescued) tending to them .

Baby Girl

Independent
Absolutely adorable
Loves to play
Not afraid of anything. Will chase the vacuum when it’s on. 😂

Baby Boy

So very handsome
Sweet and cuddly
Likes to be held more than his Sister
Loves his belly rubbed.
Loves to run around and play.

Poppy and Twig are being adopted through In Honey's Memory. Their adoption includes core vaccines, spay and neuter, dewormer and microchips.
For more information message us, include your email where an application can be sent.
Thank you.

06/03/2024

Soot and Picchu are small 6 week old sisters that are looking for an indoor home together. These girls have been bottle fed for the past 3 wks after a good samaritan found them in their shed. They are great with other cats.. They will be ready to go in 2 weeks with 2-3 follow up vet visits required and included in their adoption.

Soot is snuggly and affectionate and loves the cuddles whereas Picchu is loving.but has places to be and things to do. They really balance eachother out and take a lot of comfort from one another.

For more information please message us or contact In Honey's Memory for an application.

05/27/2024

Found Cat - West St (bottom of hospital hill) Northampton on May 17. No microchip but she does appear to have a spay scar. Northampton Animal Control has been notified. If you think you recognize this cat, please contact In Honey's Memory Shelter 413 667 0049 or message us to connect you.