Tricounty Veterinary Emergency Clinic

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! Here are some tips from our friends at ASPCA to help keep our furry family members safe!

We will be CLOSED today, October 31st. We will re-open Friday, November 1st at 5pm. If you have a daytime emergency please contact Trenton Animal Hospital at 352-463-7100.

For after hours emergencies, please contact UF Small Animal hospital at 352-392-2235.

10/14/2024

Please join me in wishing a very happy Veterinary Technician week to all of our lovely Technicians at Tricounty & Trenton Animal Hospital . You are the glue to our hospital and we are so proud of all you do daily.

10/09/2024

Trenton Animal Hospital is open today normal hours closing at 5:30 pm. Tricounty Veterinary ER will have a Dr on call for emergencies tonight 5-7 pm and will be back open tomorrow regular hours 5-8 pm. Everyone stay safe and our prayers continue to be we everyone on the coast and who has family in the Tampa area.

10/08/2024

We will be open regular hours today and Wednesday but please stay tuned

09/27/2024

Update on Hours: we will open today an hour early at 4-8. Just got power back! Trenton Animal Hospital is closed today; the power is out and most of our staff had major damage with their homes and don’t have power. We hope to open Trenton animal hospital tomorrow regular hours if the power is back if not we will open Tricounty Early. Please stay posted on our pages and website!
We were praying for all of our clientele last night…that was a scary one. We hope everyone is safe!

09/25/2024

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09/24/2024

We are monitoring the incoming storm closely. Please make sure your pets have their storm anxiety and other medications if needed! As of the weather update this morning we are planning on being closed Thursday evening but we know these crazy spaghetti models could change so we will be open if our employees can safely get to and from work. We will keep you posted and stay safe!

09/23/2024

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Moonrise over the ocean…no filter. Framable 10:50 pm first day of autumn but a balmy 78 with a breeze in vilano beach. The Little Dipper to the right is getting shown up by the moon. Nothing to do with pets or our businesses but I hope this picture brings peace to your heart. God/Mother Nature/or whatever you believe in Just happy to be a witness. Peace and love to all of our clients and their fur babies

09/10/2024

The International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management has proclaimed September as Animal Pain Awareness Month. Animals suffer from pain just like people do. Pain comes in many forms: surgical pain, arthritis and cancer related pain, just to name a few.

Acute pain is obvious and distressing. Chronic pain can be subtle, and masked as “getting old” or “slowing down.” Old age is not a disease, but pain is. There are many options to treat the various causes of pain in animals including pain medications, injections, physical rehabilitation, acupuncture, laser therapy, and therapeutic massage.

Please visit our clinic or schedule an appointment to discuss all of the pain treatment options we offer for both cats and dogs.

09/02/2024

Happy Labor Day! If you need our services we are open today 2-8!

08/26/2024

Tricounty veterinary emergency clinic is super excited to announce that we are now doing wellness care along with our after hours emergent/sick care visits! We offer packages, routine bloodwork, vaccinations and surgery including a partnership with www.fixthemall.org low cost spay/neuter service. Our hours are great for working individuals: Monday-Friday 5-8 pm and Saturday/Sunday/all major holidays 2-8 pm. Coming in 2025 we are looking to extend our hours during the weekdays to 2-8 pm! Conveniently located 5 minutes west of downtown Newberry on State Road 26, we are here to service the entire Tricounty area! For more information please visit our website www.tricountyveter.com

603 N Main St Trenton FL

08/16/2024

BIG NEWS! 🎉🎆

08/05/2024

We hope everyone faired well in the storm! We will be open today at 4 pm for any pet emergencies. Newberry Road is closed just east of our clinic due to a sink hole opening up so plan accordingly if you need to come in. To pre-book your appointment visit our website to schedule. We will have staff arriving around 3 so you may also leave a message.

08/04/2024

The ER will be open today at 2 pm. We may need to close earlier than 8 based on weather so if you need to be seen or need emergency medications filled for your pet please call or schedule online on our website. Trenton Animal Hospital will be CLOSED tomorrow but we are hoping to open the ER at 5 pm. Please follow this page for more up to date information on hours and operations. Everyone stay safe and keep the pets inside!

07/31/2024

Good news ! We are back to normal business hours. We will be open this evening 5-8pm. Thank you for your patience while the issue was dealt with.

07/25/2024

We are looking for the owners of this sweet kitty. A Good Samaritan brought her in after being attacked by a dog. She was found in chiefland on NW 120th.

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07/14/2024

We have been seeing many cases of heat stroke here at the ER and Trenton Animal Hospital this summer, most we were able to treat but one became fatal this weekend. With the extreme heat we are having this summer it can be a matter of minutes before your dog’s temperature can reach critical levels. Brachycephalic breeds (think flatter muzzle) like bulldogs, French bulldogs, shih tzus, Boston terriers, etc) are at extra risk because their airways are compromised and dogs cool themselves primarily by panting not sweating like people.
If your dog does get overheated, get them someplace cool, offer water and apply a room temperature to luke warm bath. Never place an overheated animal in cold water or apply cold packs..this could leave to a severe medical condition called DIC. Body temperature should be gradually lowered while you contact your vet for immediate care. Here are a few tips to avoid heat stroke and signs your animal could be having trouble. Sadly the case we saw this weekend was caused by the power going out at the home and a failure of the power company to alert the owner. Make sure that you have alerts set on your phone with your power company
to alert you to power outages. Stay safe and COOL! Dr Hiers