We strive to provide the very best wellness and medical care possible for your furry pal. Your pets mean the world to you. We understand!
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At Seminole Trail Animal Hospital, we strive to provide the best wellness and medical care possible while treating you and your pets with the professionalism, courtesy, and respect you deserve. We offer state-of-the-art care and client consultation services with the goal of promoting your pet’s overall health and longevity, while building a lasting relationship with you. It is our privilege and pl
easure to care for our patients, so call today to learn about our services and start making a difference in your pet’s life.
We have had tremendous success with helping OA pain in our patients. Please contact us to schedule an appointment for evaluation with a doctor.
See Prescribing Info: https://bit.ly/3snhsFq. Dogs suffering from osteoarthritis (OA) pain may start acting differently. Ask us about Librela™ (bedinvetmab injection), a monthly injection that controls your dog’s OA pain.
We will be closed today in observance of Labor Day. Have a safe day.
Sign up for Zoetis pet care rewards to earn points for you Apoquel, Revolution Plus and other select products.
With vet-backed products, guidance, and Rewards – we’re here to support your pet’s health in every way we can.
Labor Day Monday is just around the corner. If you will be needing an appointment or medication refills, please give us a call.
Visit our online store to purchase diets and medications. Additional discounts for autoship. If your pet is on a regular medication (or diet) this is a great savings!
Sale 8/27/24 - 9/8/24.
Have you heard about Rewards? You can earn points on eligible
purchases and use them to help pay for any future product or service at the vet!
Learn more and sign up here: https://ow.ly/YT2J50Ro34u
As a member, you can earn Rewards to help pay for your pet’s vet care. We also provide personalized, vet-approved support, and send reminders about your pet’s medication or refill.
As pet owners and those who take care of them, we appreciate what vaccines do to practically eliminate horrible diseases in our pets—diseases like distemper, parvovirus, rhinotracheitis, and rabies. The last one on that list is particularly important because rabies infects humans through contact, typically a bite wound.
On average 60,000 people die of rabies annually worldwide, mostly children under 15. That number may actually be as high as 100,000 since many rural areas don’t report rabies deaths.
We are fortunate in the U.S. that between mass pet vaccinations and vaccines for humans infected by feral cats, raccoons and bats, deaths are a rarity in our country. In other places around the world, rabies is primarily transmitted through dog bites. Every year millions of healthy dogs are inhumanely killed for fear of this deadly disease, but this hasn’t stopped rabies from spreading.
Mission Rabies, an organization Dr. Williams personally supports, along with the World Health Organization, has an ambitious goal to eliminate canine transmitted rabies by 2030. In addition to donating to this nonprofit, Dr. Williams is heading to Cambodia this October to help vaccinate dogs along with other program volunteers.
If you’d like to join him in supporting their work to eradicate rabies and save lives in endemic areas, visit missionrabies.com or finalrabiesgeneration.org to donate.
You also can donate at our hospital through September 30 and Seminole Trail Animal Hospital will match all donations it receives up to the first $1,000.
Any amount is appreciated. Together we can eliminate rabies for good!
Thank you, Dr. Paul Williams.
https://www.facebook.com/CambodiaMissionRabies/
We're more than half way through Empty the Shelters Month. Have you found your new fur-baby yet?
Great discounts on our online store. Additional savings with autoship.
Thank you for supporting our store.
Promotion code 8/13-8/26/2024: 15ITCH 15% off entire order
First time users Promotion code WELCOME for 35% off (max $20)
We hope every adoptee settles in right away, but some progress slower. Patience and TLC go along way. And thank you for adopting!
Have you noticed changes in your dog's activity and behavior? This easy-to-use checklist can help you spot the signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain. Take the Canine OA Pain Checklist Quiz to learn more. https://bit.ly/3OFiYdC
Give us a call to schedule your dog's OA evaluation.
Today is National Check the Chip Day. This is a great day to make sure all of your information is correct on your microchip portal. Too often pets are found with a microchip but the phone numbers are incorrect. You are welcome to bring your pet in to be scanned if you have forgotten your pet's chip number. Just give us a call.
Callie, a sweet Mini Labradoodle was attacked by a large dog in mid-July. She had a large wound to the left side of her chest. She was quickly rushed to the emergency clinic for surgery and treatment. Because bite wounds are very dirty, she developed severe infections, and her incisions were breaking down. Dr. Palumbo was able to close the smaller wounds with sutures, but the larger wounds were too large to close.
The wounds were treated with Phovia (a light therapy), bandaging, and antibiotics. Within 3 weeks, she is almost completely healed.
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Kilo had a great puppy visit with Elizabeth and Dr. Walker today.
Kilo, you are adorable.❤️
Cats will be cats.
Kids are heading back to school. Your 4-legged kids may need some time to adjust to missing their pals during the daytime. Just some extra TLC will help with that transition.
Today is . When your pet is lost, a collar with ID tags might be the first step toward a happy reunion. Microchips can be scanned by veterinarians or shelters, but an ID tag can be read by anyone! Both are critically important ways to ensure your pet gets home to you if it's lost. Of course, you also want to be sure all your contact information is up-to-date!
August is Immunization Month!
The HomeAgain microchip is a Tempscan chip. Your cat will appreciate the thermometer not invading his privacy.
We recommend that all pets be microchipped and wear and ID tag.
Bailey and Coco are the sweetest kitties. They came into see us for their annual check up and vaccinations. Thank you for allowing us to care for them. ❤❤
Hot Pavement Warning!
August is Empty the Shelters Month. The goal is that all the pets are adopted into loving homes.
Would you consider one more pet to your home?
Please share.
Our online store is sizzling with savings though August 12.
https://seminoletrailanimalhospital.securevetsource.com/index.pml
HomeAgain microchips are a permanent chip about the size of a grain of rice. They are safely implanted just under the skin. All animal shelters and animal hospitals have chip readers. These chips are the ticket to getting your pet home. Call if you have any questions.
They'll follow you anywhere because they want to be with you.
It's easy to forget that our pets don't have shoes on to protect their feet from the scalding sidewalks and streets. Leave walking for early morning or late evening for a more pleasant walk.
Sometimes, all you need is a great BIG hug from your favorite tech, Trisha.
Feel better Tinsley.
It's the dreaded time of the year. Hurricane Season. Hopefully, they all fall apart and don't make landfall here, but it's best to be prepared. Here's a handy checklist for you. Please make sure your pet has an ID tag and microchip. If your pet is chipped, go to homeagain.com and make sure that all of your information is correct. If not chipped, please give us a call to schedule that appointment. Registration is included with the cost of the chip.
Tom's expression says it all when someone says he has bad breath.
Great news! He doesn't anymore. He had his dental cleaning today.
Don't be embarrassed to fess up. We all do it, too.
383 Vistawilla Drive
Winter Springs, FL
32708
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This animated video will help you get your dog aquainted with having his/her nails trimmed. See how to avoid "quicking" your dog's nails and a little trick for smoothing the nails after trimming!
Ok everybody, we have a sweet calico kitty cat who needs a forever home. Her name is Kali. She is a 9 year old spayed female. True to calico ways, she is shy to start with but turns into mush after she gets to know you. She came to us because her owner has medical conditions making it very difficult to take care of her. Kali has spent several weeks with us allowing us to get to know her. She may prefer to live as a solitary cat; however, she seems less uneasy with cats and dogs in her sight now. If you or anyone you know may be able to give her a loving home, please contact us at 407-366-4486.
Winter Springs Veterinary Clinic
W State Road 434
