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Seven Oaks Pet Hospital

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Seven Oaks Pet Hospital

A Pet Health Care Center that Provides Comfort to our Patients and Compassion and Convenience to our clients.

At Seven Oaks Pet Hospital, we structure our service around the belief that you and your furry loved ones deserve the very best. Whether treating cats and dogs or rabbits, pocket pets, birds, and even exotic animals, our hospital extends expert services with warmth and professionalism. We’re pioneering the integration of pet general practice with pet specialty and pet emergency care. Our advanced

offerings include pet single-port laparoscopy, urgent pet ultrasounds, same-day pet invasive surgeries, and life-saving anti-venom treatments, ensuring no pet is left untreated. We provide veterinary care for pets in Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Pebble Creek, Lutz, Land O’ Lakes, Dade City, Shady Hills, Bayonet Point, Odessa, and the Pasco County and Tampa area.

11/25/2024

Fleas and ticks pose serious health risks to pets, leading to infections, allergies, and even life-threatening diseases. Seven Oaks Pet Hospital offers a range of flea and tick prevention options to protect your pets year-round. Preventative treatments ensure a happier, itch-free pet and peace of mind for you. 🦟🐶

11/24/2024

This week at Pet Urgent Care of Wesley Chapel , we had two emergency cases that highlight the hidden dangers our pets face while exploring outside.

Poor Eloise, a sweet and curious Spaniel, came in with a tender belly, and we initially feared a snake bite. However, further examination revealed she had ingested a foreign object. While not a snake bite, this is still very concerning—eating foreign objects can lead to serious complications like blockages, perforations, or poisoning. Common culprits include sticks, rocks, trash, or even toxic plants.

In another case, Sophie the hound showed alarming signs of excessive drooling, which we quickly traced to possible contact with a cane toad. Cane toads secrete a highly toxic substance from glands behind their eyes. If licked or bitten, these toxins can cause severe drooling, vomiting, seizures, or even death. Immediate action is crucial to save a pet’s life if they come into contact with a cane toad.

What to Watch For Outside:

Wildlife threats: snakes, cane toads, spiders, or other venomous creatures.

Toxic plants: mushrooms, oleander, lilies, or sago palm.

Foreign objects: trash, small toys, bones, or sticks.

Ponds or standing water: could harbor toxins or bacteria.

Signs of Trouble: vomiting, drooling, weakness, belly tenderness, seizures, or abnormal behavior.

Both Eloise and Sophie received swift care and are on the road to recovery, but these cases serve as a reminder to stay vigilant. Always supervise your pets outdoors and seek veterinary help immediately if you notice unusual symptoms.

And remember, we’re here for you! Our hospital is open for Pet Urgent Care on Sundays when most places are closed. If your pet needs immediate attention, stop on by—we’re ready to help keep your furry family members safe and healthy! 🐾

11/22/2024

"The staff was very kind to my dog and myself, very spacious and clean place."

11/22/2024

🐾 Toenail Tuesdays & Thursdays – Only $7! 🐾

(Regularly $14 on other days.)

Big toes, little toes, or even guinea pig toes – Let Gina and Holly pamper those paws! 🐾

Why did the guinea pig go to the nail salon? Because it wanted to start the “wheeeek whee wheeeeeekend” in style!

Keep your pets happy, healthy, and comfortable with regular trims!

🐹 Why trim nails? Overgrown nails can cause discomfort, walking issues, and even health problems. Regular trims keep your pet happy, healthy, and comfy – no matter how small their paws!

Call us today to book your appointment. Let’s keep those toes in tip-top shape! 🐾

11/20/2024

"Sweet Honey started life on the right paw by buzzing into our clinic for her vaccines! 🐾 Vaccines are essential for keeping pups healthy and protected from preventable illnesses, and Honey handled it like a true queen bee. We’re thrilled to have her in the family—welcome, Honey!"

11/20/2024

When you need to be away, trust Seven Oaks Pet Hospital to provide safe and comfortable boarding for your pets. Our facility is designed to make your pet feel at home while receiving the care they deserve. Enjoy peace of mind knowing your furry friend is in good hands! 🐕🏡

11/19/2024

Doodle Duo: A Visit to Keep Them Healthy!

Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming two adorable Doodle brothers to the hospital for their vaccines! These playful pups were full of energy and curiosity, but their visit was about more than just wagging tails—it was about ensuring their long-term health.

Why Are Puppy Vaccines So Important?
Vaccinations are a critical part of protecting puppies from dangerous diseases like:

Parvovirus: A highly contagious and often deadly virus.

Distemper: A serious disease that affects the respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems.

Rabies: Fatal to both pets and humans, this vaccine is required by law.

Leptospirosis & Bordetella: Additional protection for active or social pups!

Vaccines help build your puppy’s immune system and safeguard them as they explore the world. A proper vaccination schedule also protects other pets and humans by preventing the spread of diseases.

Seeing these two brothers grow strong and healthy is why we do what we do! Make sure your furry friends are up to date on their vaccines. Talk to your vet today to create the perfect schedule for your pup.

11/19/2024

The Importance of Spaying Pets: Roxy’s Story

This weekend, we met a sweet dog named Roxy at Seven Oaks Pet Hospital. She came in with a distended stomach, and after performing X-rays and bloodwork, we discovered she had a pyometra.

A pyometra is a life-threatening infection of the uterus that can occur in unspayed female pets. It happens when bacteria enter the uterus, causing it to fill with pus. Symptoms include a swollen abdomen, lethargy, fever, loss of appetite, and in severe cases, shock. Without prompt surgical intervention, a pyometra can be fatal.

Dr. Stone immediately performed emergency surgery to remove Roxy’s infected uterus. Thankfully, the surgery was a success, and Roxy is now on the road to recovery.

This case highlights why spaying your pets is so important—not just to prevent unwanted litters but also to protect them from serious health risks like pyometra. Spaying eliminates the risk of this condition entirely and provides other health benefits, such as reducing the risk of certain cancers.

We’re sending Roxy lots of love and well wishes for a speedy recovery! Please talk to your veterinarian about the right time to spay your pet and give them the best chance at a long, healthy life.

11/18/2024

Emergencies can happen at any time, and at Seven Oaks Pet Hospital, we are prepared to handle urgent care needs for your pets. Our experienced team is available to provide immediate care for a variety of emergency situations. If your pet is experiencing a medical crisis, don’t hesitate to reach out—your pet’s health is our top priority! 🏥⚠️

11/15/2024

"I cannot express how amazing this place is. The staff and doctors are amazing and so compassionate. Our dog Bandit went into cardiac distress on the day of Hurricane Milton. They were open and welcomed us with open arms. They got Bandit stable enough for us to take him home. A week later we had to make the hard decision to put him down. It was a very hard decision, but they made the whole process very professional and comforting. Will go back." - S.G.

11/14/2024

🐾 Meet Damsel, a fearless feline who came into our care! 💕

This beautiful girl was saved from a life outdoors by her kind owner, who found her struggling on her own. Concerned she might be pregnant, her owner took her to another vet, where she discovered the babies were at risk. But this resilient Damsel wasn’t about to let that happen!

During her recent check-up, Damsel showed us all she needs no rescuing—she climbed to the top of the shelf in the exam room, preferring the view from up high over the exam table! 😸 This kitty has a bold spirit and a mind of her own, and we’re so glad she’s safe and in good hands.

Let’s keep Damsel and her potential babies in our thoughts as we continue to care for her. Here’s to more high-up adventures for this brave little mama.

11/13/2024

Meet Dr. Sree Reddy, DVM and the passionate owner of Seven Oaks Pet Hospital. With over two decades of experience in veterinary medicine, Dr. Reddy is dedicated to providing exceptional care for every pet that walks through our doors. Specializing in holistic medicine, acupuncture, laser therapy, and cutting-edge laparoscopy procedures, he has performed over 600 single-port laparoscopy surgeries since 2009. Dr. Reddy's commitment to treating sick pets the same day, no matter how busy the clinic, ensures that no pet goes untreated. Through his non-profit, the Hermione Duncan Reddy Foundation, he has saved hundreds of pets' lives by providing financial assistance for those in need. Dr. Reddy’s vision transformed Seven Oaks into an advanced general practice, offering everything from ultrasound and radiology to exotics care and anti-venom treatment. 🐾💉🌿

11/11/2024

🎖️ Honoring Our Heroes: Happy Veterans Day! 🎖️Today, we pay tribute to the brave men and women who have selflessly served our country in the armed forces. Veterans Day is a time to express gratitude for their unwavering courage, sacrifice, and dedication to defending our freedoms and upholding our values. Join us in honoring our heroes by participating in local parades, attending commemorative ceremonies, or simply reaching out to thank a veteran for their service. Let's show our appreciation for their sacrifice and commitment to safeguarding our nation's future. To all veterans, we salute you and thank you for your service. Happy Veterans Day! 🌟🙏

11/09/2024

Does your dog struggle with anxiety? It can be tough to watch them feel uneasy, whether it's due to loud noises, separation, or new environments. If you’re dealing with anxious pup moments, you're not alone! There are a lot of ways to help them feel more secure—calming routines, comfort items, and positive reinforcement can all make a big difference. How do you help your dog manage anxiety?
Here are some tips for helping a dog with anxiety:
Create a safe space: Provide a quiet space for your dog to retreat to.

Exercise: Regular exercise can help reduce anxiety and stress.

Establish a routine: Create a routine with designated times for eating, training, exercise, rest, and alone time.

Learn your dog's body language: Being able to read your dog's body language can help you remove them from situations that make them uncomfortable.

Use calming supplements: High-quality calming supplements that contain ingredients like melatonin, tryptophan, casein, and L-Theanine can help manage anxiety.

Use calming pheromones: Products like Adaptil diffusers and sprays can help reduce anxiety by mimicking a mother dog's calming pheromones.

Consider medication: Medication may help dogs with moderate to severe anxiety, or even dogs with mild symptoms.

Behavioral modification: Teach your dog to stay calm when exposed to mild versions of their triggers, and reward them when they do.

Avoid punishment: Don't punish your dog for behaviors related to anxiety, fear, or phobias.

Comfort your dog: Comforting your dog can be positive reinforcement that they should be afraid.

Distract your dog: If your dog is anxious outside, you can distract them with play, treats, the radio, or TV.

If your dog has chronic anxiety or is anxious about a specific issue, you can speak to one of our amazing veterinarians for advice.

Share your tips below! 🐾 Were here for you Ash, you were a mighty brave bear!

11/08/2024

At Seven Oaks Pet Hospital, we believe in the power of preventive care. Our comprehensive wellness exams help identify potential health issues before they become serious. During your visit, our veterinarians will conduct a thorough examination, discuss vaccination needs, and provide personalized health recommendations for your furry companion. Prioritize your pet’s health with a wellness exam today! 🐕❤️

11/07/2024

Veterinary x-rays, also known as radiographs, are a common and effective tool for diagnosing a variety of conditions in animals:

Bone issues: X-rays can help detect fractures, arthritis, and deformities.

Organ issues: X-rays can help evaluate the heart, lungs, bladder, and prostate.

Foreign objects: X-rays can help identify swallowed objects.

Tumors: X-rays can help spot tumors.

Pregnancy: X-rays can help identify pregnancy.

Enlarged organs: X-rays can help identify enlarged organs.

Dental issues: X-rays can help identify dental disease.
tial problems before they become serious. They can also be used in conjunction with other diagnostic tools, such as MRIs and ultrasounds.

X-rays are relatively quick, but the time it takes can vary depending on the number of images needed and the circumstances. In some cases, sedation or general anesthesia may be required to get a clear image.

Digital X-ray technology is faster and more efficient than traditional X-rays, and it provides clearer images with greater detail.

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11/06/2024

"I was so impressed with the level of compassion and professionalism at Seven Oaks. They took care of my dog’s emergency situation promptly. Thank you for being there when we needed you!" - LS

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27027 State Road 56
Wesley Chapel, FL
33544

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm
Sunday	9am - 3pm

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+18139294100

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Wildlife Caution Alert: Protect Your Pets Outdoors

This week at Pet Urgent Care of Wesley Chapel , we had two emergency cases that highlight the hidden dangers our pets face while exploring outside. Poor Eloise, a sweet and curious Spaniel, came in with a tender belly, and we initially feared a snake bite. However, further examination revealed she had ingested a foreign object. While not a snake bite, this is still very concerning—eating foreign objects can lead to serious complications like blockages, perforations, or poisoning. Common culprits include sticks, rocks, trash, or even toxic plants. In another case, Sophie the hound showed alarming signs of excessive drooling, which we quickly traced to possible contact with a cane toad. Cane toads secrete a highly toxic substance from glands behind their eyes. If licked or bitten, these toxins can cause severe drooling, vomiting, seizures, or even death. Immediate action is crucial to save a pet’s life if they come into contact with a cane toad. What to Watch For Outside: Wildlife threats: snakes, cane toads, spiders, or other venomous creatures. Toxic plants: mushrooms, oleander, lilies, or sago palm. Foreign objects: trash, small toys, bones, or sticks. Ponds or standing water: could harbor toxins or bacteria. Signs of Trouble: vomiting, drooling, weakness, belly tenderness, seizures, or abnormal behavior. Both Eloise and Sophie received swift care and are on the road to recovery, but these cases serve as a reminder to stay vigilant. Always supervise your pets outdoors and seek veterinary help immediately if you notice unusual symptoms. And remember, we’re here for you! Our hospital is open for Pet Urgent Care on Sundays when most places are closed. If your pet needs immediate attention, stop on by—we’re ready to help keep your furry family members safe and healthy! 🐾 #sevenoakspet #vetlife #proceedwithcaution #wildlife