Florida Equine Veterinary Associates

12/22/2023

Our administrative office will be closed on December 25th and January 1st. We hope everyone has a very happy holiday!

10/16/2023

Happy Veterinary Technician week to our amazing team!

10/10/2023

Dr. Greg BonenClark will be speaking at the ACVS Surgery Summit 2023 on October 14th at 8:30am. His presentation will be on "Upper Airway Evaluation of Young Racehorse in the Public Sales Arena." If you are attending the conference we would love for you to attend.

The 2023 ACVS Surgery Summit features the most focused, RACE-approved veterinary surgery continuing education available and welcomes all veterinary professionals

10/10/2023

We have current job openings posted on Indeed. If you are interested in joining our team, please apply there or reach out to us at the office at 352-620-2966. Thanks!

09/19/2023

Apply here: https://t.ly/6ZDK5

09/02/2023

08/29/2023

We will be closing early this afternoon and remain closed tomorrow due to the impending storm. Sorry for any inconvenience.

08/21/2023

Dr. BonenClark and his team working with veterinary students at the FAEP/UF Student Appreciation Day this weekend.

05/27/2023

In honor of Memorial Day, our administrative office will be closed on Monday.

01/24/2023

We're hiring! If you are interested in a billing specialist/receptionist role with us, please apply at https://Inkd.in/gXiQM4-D

11/23/2022

The office will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. If you have an immediate concern, please reach out to the veterinarian that typically provides care for your horses or call our office to reach the on-call veterinarian. Have a great Thanksgiving!

11/09/2022

We will be closing the office Thursday (11/10/22) due to the impending storm. If you have an immediate concern, please reach out to the veterinarian that typically provides care for your horses or call our office to reach the on-call veterinarian. Stay safe!

10/17/2022

We're hiring! Come join our amazing team!
Apply here: https://bit.ly/3g7rzYR

10/03/2022

We would like to welcome our newest veterinarian, Dr. Benjamin Davids!

Dr. Benjamin Davids was born and raised in Orlando, Florida and grew up riding on the hunter/jumper show circuit in Central Florida. A "Double Gator," Dr. Davids received his Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences from the University of Florida in 2013 and his veterinary degree from the UF College of Veterinary Medicine in 2017.

After graduation, he completed a rotating internship in the Hudson Valley of New York. Dr. Davids then journeyed to New Zealand to work as an associate veterinarian in a thoroughbred reproduction and track medicine practice. He returned to the U.S. and spent the last 3 years working for a prominent thoroughbred racetrack practice spending time at Saratoga, Belmont, and Gulfstream Park among other tracks and training facilities.

Dr. Davids’ areas of interest are lameness diagnostics, sports medicine and rehabilitation, and emergency medicine. Dr. Davids is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Association of Equine Practitioners, Florida Veterinary Medical Association, and the New Zealand Veterinary Association.

Dr. Davids has a retired warmblood mare Fiona, and two cats: Nori and Sake. In his spare time you’ll either find Dr. Davids riding, hiking and exploring the outdoors, or in the kitchen cooking and baking.

09/29/2022

We will reopen Friday morning.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the hurricane. Stay safe!

09/27/2022

Here is some good information we wanted to share for protecting your horses during a severe storm or hurricane.

09/27/2022

We will be closing the office Thursday and Friday due to the impending storm. We may have limited availability on Wednesday. If you have an immediate concern, please reach out to the veterinarian that typically provides care for your horses or call our office to reach the on-call veterinarian. Stay safe!

09/22/2022

We are looking for a new team member to join us in the position of ambulatory truck tech. We are a 100% equine sports medicine veterinary practice providing ambulatory care to the best horse athletes in the country. Applicants should have demonstrable equine experience, ideally with thoroughbred racehorses. Must have a clean driving license, permission to work in the US and be able to lift up to 50lb. Certified vet tech not required: relevant equine experience can be used in lieu of formal certification.