Animal House Veterinary Hospital

06/08/2024

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closing of Animal House Veterinary Hospital.

As many of you may or may not be aware, our company has undergone a significant challenge recently. After thirteen long years of serving such a wonderful community, we have come to the difficult decision to close our doors permanently. This decision is not one that was made lightly; as a staff, we want to express our deep regret for not having been able to communicate this sooner.

This journey has been filled with countless memories and cherished relationship between both, our staff and our loyal customers. We thank each of you for your unwavering support and the smiles you’ve brought to our faces. As we close our doors, we hold on to gratitude and pride for having been given the pleasure and privilege of servicing your pets.

In specific to your pet’s future vet care, our communication app ‘Vitus Vet’ will have your pet’s medical records readily available to obtain personally. Directions on how to maneuver the application are listed in the second slide above.

04/29/2024

🚨 New rescue alert! 🚨
This sweet girl was brought in by a good samaritan after her ring camera caught her previous owners abandoning her in her neighborhood. She came in anemic, underweight, with intestinal parasites and a skin infection. She was likely used for breeding.
She is heart worm negative, up to date with vaccines and will be spayed soon. She is very sweet and playful but she will thrive in a single pet home. Please helps us give this beautiful girl a second chance at a loving and caring family! ❤️

~Saving lives one pet at a time

04/29/2024

🚨 New rescue alert! 🚨
This sweet girl was brought in by a good samaritan after her ring camera caught her previous owners abandoning her in her neighborhood. She came in anemic, underweight, with intestinal parasites and a skin infection. She was likely used for breeding.
She is heart worm negative, up to date with vaccines and will be spayed soon. She is very sweet and playful but she will thrive in a single pet home. Please helps us give this beautiful girl a second chance at a loving and caring family! ❤️

~Saving lives one pet at a time

04/12/2024

Happy birthday Soline! 🎂❤️

04/01/2024

It is with a heavy heart that we have to share we’ve lost a loved one. Pam motivated those around her to be their best selves and reach their full potential. Pam was a prime example of what it meant to be selfless. She effortlessly shed light and love to those around her, and for that, she will always be remembered. Through the years, Pam has built a family within Animal House, not only between the staff but with the clients and patients as well. Her legacy will live on within every person that had the pleasure of knowing her.

03/30/2024

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Animal House will be closed until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this may pose.

03/09/2024

Behind every good team, there’s a group of hard-working women! 💜

03/02/2024

Bunnies need dental care too! Bunnies have open rooted teeth that grow continuously throughout their lives. They are able to file down their teeth while they eat hay, but unfortunately there’s some bunnies that need the extra help, like the little guy above.

Rabbit teeth are a little more difficult to see as an owner on your own, that’s why it’s a crucial part of Dr. Rupp’s physical exam. You can stay attentive to your fluffy babies at home by watching out for signs of dental discomfort; signs can include being a selective eater (for example, only enjoying pellets/veggies), grinding of their teeth, drooling and in extreme cases, complete inappetence.

Preventatives for dental disease are as easy as feeding a mainly-hay based diet! Its coarse texture allows them to file their teeth while still keeping their tummy’s full.

02/27/2024

There is nothing more special than the bond we have with our pets ❤️

Happy Tuesday everyone!

~Saving lives one pet at a time

02/26/2024

We are almost a the end of dental month! However, you are still on time to take advantage of our 20% off discount!

Just like you, regular dental checkups and cleanings are important for your pets. Doing dentals before your pet’s dental disease progresses can save you money, decrease your pet’s pain/discomfort and decrease health risks associated with dental disease.
Because it takes more time and requires more extensive procedures, the cost of treating severe dental disease is 2.5 times more expensive than the cost of dental cleanings. Which is why we urge owners to start dental care at home early and come in regularly for dental cleanings under anesthesia when needed.

~Saving lives one pet at a time

Sources: Zoetis: Give yourself and your pet a reason to smile.

02/21/2024

Loving our pets is what makes us human. Give your babies an extra big hug today😊🤍

02/16/2024

Take advantage of our Care to Share!
Tell your friends about your good experiences at Animal House Veterinary Hospital. Give them this card, and when they become clients, you and your friend will receive a $20 credit towards veterinary care, bathing/ spa day or boarding services.

~Saving lives one pet at a time

Compassionate vet care providing expert knowledge & love to dogs, cats, reptiles, & small mammals

01/31/2024

The artist behind our drawings! ❤️ Make sure to take advantage of 20% off dentals for the month of February!

~Saving lives one pet at a time

01/30/2024

Woof getting some love and cuddles during his appointment! ❤️🐶

01/17/2024

Gotham is still looking for his forever home! Please help us share him to find him a family! ❤️

~Saving lives one pet at a time

01/11/2024

Join us for Doggy Palooza on Saturday, January 27th! There will be raffles, games and treats for you and your furbabies! We can’t wait to see you!

~Saving lives one pet at a time

01/11/2024

Wednesdays are for bunny surgeries! 🐰

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas! 🎄❤️

12/22/2023

Hi Friends

Take advantage of our limited-time offer and receive a free physical exam when you become a new client. Some restrictions apply. Visit yourpetmd.com/promotions for more information.

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12/15/2023

Congratulations Soline on graduating with your bachelor’s in Marine Biology! 🎊🍾 We are so proud of your accomplishments and can’t wait to see what the future holds for you! 💛👩🏻‍🎓 We love having you as part of our team!

12/12/2023

Get your pets ready for the holiday season! We are offering free baths with vaccine packages! Give us a call to schedule an appointment and get your doggy in for a holiday spaw day ❤️

Compassionate vet care providing expert knowledge & love to dogs, cats, reptiles, & small mammals

12/11/2023

Happy Monday!😛

11/30/2023

Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common causes of chronic pain in older pets. It is estimated that 20% of adult dogs suffer from OA pain, with that number jumping to 75% in medium and large sized dogs. Signs of OA can include difficulty getting up and down, difficulty with stairs, and tiring more quickly during walks. If you’ve noticed any of these signs in your pet, give the hospital a call at (954)885-7387 to schedule an exam to help diagnose the issue and come up with the best treatment plan.

11/27/2023

Enjoy Mista Beans waiting for his medicated shampoo to be washed off! Living in Florida, allergies are an all-year-round dilemma with our pets. If you notice your pet scratching, give us a call and we can help you out!

11/23/2023

Today, we’re thankful for being given the opportunity to do what we love and being amongst family as we do it. Thank you for trusting your pets with our care! Happy Thanksgiving🤍

~Saving pets one life at a time

11/23/2023

Even though your dog’s ears are naturally supposed to clean themselves, sometimes the self-cleaning mechanism doesn’t function properly, and you may need to use ear cleaners to maintain the normality of the ear canal. Not all ear cleaners are created equally. Every ear is different, and cleaners should be chosen based on the type of discharge and wax in the canal along with the predominant organisms found in the ear. An exam by a veterinarian is needed to recommend the appropriate ear cleaner and topical therapy that will be most effective.