Windercare Animal Clinic

08/31/2024

WinderCare Animal Clinic will be CLOSED Monday, September 2, 2024 in observance of Labor Day.

We will resume our regular hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Tuesday, September 3, 2024.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency please contact the Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida at 407-644-4449.

We would like to wish all of our clients and patients a safe holiday.

08/30/2024

Blue's tail was wagging so fast it's a blur 😉

08/29/2024

08/17/2024

PET AWARENESS: HEAT STROKE
Heatstroke is a condition caused by the body overheating, usually as a result of prolonged exposure to high outside temperatures, or physical exertion in high temperatures. Heatstroke can also occur in moderate environmental temperatures through excessive internal heat production due to exercise (excessive playing / running), excitement or stress, especially in animals that are limited in their ability to cool down their bodies (all short nosed breeds, breeds with very dense coats).

Excessive panting and signs of discomfort indicate overheating. However, it is important to be aware of the ambient temperature and take appropriate preventative measures. Any hot environment can cause heatstroke, but the most common cause is careless actions such as leaving a dog in a car on a hot day or forgetting to provide shade to an animal kept outdoors. It is essential to remove your pet from the hot environment immediately and call Windercare Animal Clinic for treatment.

For an emergency outside our business hours please call the Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida at 407-644-4449.

08/09/2024

Summer fun is winding down, and it’s time for many kids to head back to school. Unfortunately, this means your furry friends may be spending more time alone. At WinderCare Animal Clinic, we understand that this change can be challenging for your pet, and we are here to provide some help.

For some pets, separation anxiety can become a serious problem. If your efforts to reduce your pet’s stress are not working, it may be time to seek additional help. At WinderCare Animal Clinic, our team is here to help put your pet at ease. Our team is happy to discuss your pet’s behavior and make recommendations based on their unique needs. Some pets may benefit from calming aids to help during the transition process. Please give us a call to learn more about how we can help and get your pet back on track.

07/12/2024

On Friday's we wear Teal 💁‍♀️

07/11/2024

Duke is a VIP: Very Important Puppy ❤️

07/10/2024

All smiles here at WinderCare Animal Clinic ❤️

07/09/2024

Toby is happy happy boy after his medical progress check ❤️

07/04/2024

Happy Independence Day! We are grateful for your continued trust and partnership. Here’s to the red, white, and blue! ❤️🤍💙

07/01/2024

At this year’s Fourth of July celebration, you can be certain that there will still be fireworks—and pets across the country are bound to still experience stress and anxiety because of them.

To help ease your pup’s July 4th fears, give us a call at 407-347-8353 to speak our veterinary staff and discuss how you can help them feel safe, calm and comfortable.

06/14/2024

Millie is an absolute Doll! Perfect Patient 💗

05/29/2024

This is Godzilla's world, we just live in it.

05/20/2024

Positive reviews are always appreciated 💙

04/23/2024

Need to get Fluffy seen by a Veterinarian? Give us a call! We're always here for you and your furry family member ❤️

04/01/2024

April is Heartworm Awareness Month. Engaging in heartworm prevention is one of the best ways to help pets stay healthy. Call 407-347-8353 to talk to our team about heartworm prevention options and ✨DEALS✨ currently available for your pets.

Heartworm disease is a very serious disease that affects both cats and dogs. It's caused by foot-long worms that settle into the heart, blood vessels and the lungs of an affected pet. These types of worms can cause severe right-sided heart disease and lung disease and can be potentially deadly if not caught in time. Pets that survive heartworm disease often have a lower quality of life because of the damage to their organs. Mosquitoes are the most common carrier of heartworm. A female mosquito picks up larvae in the bloodstream of an infected animal, then transmits the larvae into the next animal it bites. Dogs are a perfect host for heartworms which is why they're most affected by the parasite, but cats can also become hosts. All it takes it routine testing and monthly prevention to keep your pet SAFE! Have more questions? We are here to help! Give us a call at 407-347-8353 talk to our team about heartworm prevention options for your pets.

03/19/2024

Cats are not immune to itchiness. Let us help make your pet feel better. Give us a call and get your baby seen the same day!

03/18/2024

Remember .. You can dress your dogs as the Easter bunny for the holiday, but be sure to keep them far away from the egg hunt.

It’s commonly known that chocolate can be fatal if a dog gets ahold of it, but new data shows that chocolate poisoning in dogs nearly doubles during Easter time.

Grapes, raisins, currants and sultanas are all toxic to dogs, so treats such as hot cross buns and Simnel cake should be hidden away, too, as well as leftovers from an Easter roast that could be too salty or too fatty.

03/11/2024

Noticing more scratching? Head shaking? Chewing on the paws? It may be time for a visit to WinderCare Animal Clinic. Call us today to schedule and appointment and we will have your fur baby feeling better and relieved in no time!

03/05/2024

Happy 10th Birthday Buddy! You don't look at day over 3 😉