As a pet parent, we hope you never have to go through an emergency. However, if you do, make sure you have this list handy so you know when to bring your pet in case of an emergency.
☎️: 863-763-2523
Happy Howl-O-Ween from all of us at Okeechobee Veterinary Hospital! Wishing you and your pets a howling good time and a meow-gical night!
Remember to keep the candy away from our furry friends and enjoy a spook-tacular holiday!
Stay Safe and Stay SPOOKY! 🎃👻🐾
Have you ever noticed that your pup twitches while they’re sleeping? That’s because dogs dream as well with comparable sleep patterns to humans. Not just that but they also have a “sixth sense.” Your pooch can sense things before they happen and show that by acting out with hiding, weird behavior, and whining. Dogs are truly one of a kind. Stay pawsome! Give us a call at 863-763-2523 to schedule a visit.
As a pet parent, we hope you never have to go through an emergency. However, if you do, make sure you have this list handy so you know when to bring your pet in case of an emergency.
☎️: 863-763-2523
Did you know that cats are obligate carnivores? This means they require a diet consisting primarily of meat to thrive! Their bodies are adapted for hunting prey. Comment your cat's favorite foods below! Not sure what is best for your cat? Contact us at 863-763-2523 to set up a health plan purr-fectly tailored to their needs!
Did you know that cats have a highly developed sense of hearing? They can detect a wide range of sound frequencies. They can hear sounds that are both higher and lower in frequency than compared to humans! Crazy, right? Contact us for more information about how to care for your cat. Call us at 863-763-2523.
Adding more tools to combat pain and inflammation. Staff training on our new laser therapy.
The staff here at Okeechobee Veterinary Hospital are sending prayers out to all of Florida for the safety and well being of those being effected by Hurrican Ian. Our office will be closing today at 11 and reopening Friday. If you have an emergency please call the Pet Emergency of Martin County 772-781-3302.
Dr. Spugnardi is expanding her practice to include TCVM(Traditional Chinese VeterinaryMedicine) acupuncture. Here she is with one of her first patients receiving acupuncture. As you can see, he is enjoying the needles and requires no sedation for his treatments.