The Lois Pope Pet Clinic

The Lois Pope Pet Clinic The Lois Pope Pet Clinic is a low cost nonprofit full-service animal hospital located in Boca Raton.

Thank you for your kind words!
08/20/2026

Thank you for your kind words!

A huge thank-you to Dr. Ramsey and The Lois Pope Pet Clinic team for helping our rescue by spaying and neutering our bunnies! 🐰💕
These five sweet bunnies were dropped off this morning, and very soon they’ll be ready to begin their next chapter. Some already have loving homes waiting for them! ❤️
We’re incredibly grateful for Dr. Ramsey. 🙏❤️
Because of her, these bunnies are one step closer to the happy lives they deserve. ❤️

🐾 GET PET CARE NOW. PAY LATER. ❤️💛We believe the cost of veterinary care should never stand between your pet and the tre...
08/18/2026

🐾 GET PET CARE NOW. PAY LATER. ❤️💛

We believe the cost of veterinary care should never stand between your pet and the treatment they need. That’s why the Lois Pope Pet Clinic at Tri-County Animal Rescue now accepts Cherry Payment Plans! 🎉

With Cherry, you can:
⏱️ Apply in seconds
❤️ No hard credit check, applying won’t affect your credit score
📅 Choose from flexible payment options, including 4 interest-free payments or smaller monthly payments for qualifying plans

Whether it’s surgery, dental care, diagnostics, vaccines, or another unexpected veterinary expense, you don’t have to put off your pet’s care because paying everything upfront feels impossible.

🐶🐱 Get the care they need today. Pay over time.

📞 MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW:
561-465-2159

Fourth of July Pet Safety Reminder from the Lois Pope Pet Clinic 🇺🇸While Independence Day is a time of celebration, it i...
07/04/2026

Fourth of July Pet Safety Reminder from the Lois Pope Pet Clinic 🇺🇸

While Independence Day is a time of celebration, it is also one of the busiest holidays for veterinary emergencies. Taking a few precautions can help prevent avoidable injuries and illnesses.

Please keep the following in mind:

🔹 Keep pets indoors during fireworks. Loud noises and flashing lights can trigger severe anxiety, panic, and escape behaviors. Provide a secure indoor environment with windows and doors closed. Playing soft music or white noise may help reduce stress.

🔹 Verify identification. Keep collar and ID tag on at all times today. The Fourth of July consistently sees one of the highest rates of lost pets each year.

🔹 Avoid feeding holiday foods. Many popular cookout items can be harmful to pets, including:
• Corn on the cob (can cause life-threatening intestinal obstruction)
• Cooked bones (risk of fractures, choking, and gastrointestinal perforation)
• Onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, chocolate, alcohol, and foods containing xylitol
• Fatty foods, which may increase the risk of pancreatitis

🔹 Keep fireworks, sparklers, lighter fluid, and charcoal away from pets. These materials can cause burns, trauma, toxicity, and respiratory irritation.

🔹 Watch for signs of heat-related illness. High temperatures and outdoor celebrations can quickly lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Ensure pets always have access to fresh water, shade, and a cool environment.

If your pet experiences vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, collapse, ingestion of a toxic substance, or any other medical emergency, seek veterinary care immediately.

The veterinarians and staff at the Lois Pope Pet Clinic wish you and your pets a safe, healthy, and happy Fourth of July.

📍 Lois Pope Pet Clinic
21287 Boca Rio Road
Boca Raton, FL 33433
📞 (561) 465-2159

🐾 From tiny puppies with broken legs 🐶... to gentle giants needing surgery 🐻‍❄️... every patient who walks (or is carrie...
07/02/2026

🐾 From tiny puppies with broken legs 🐶... to gentle giants needing surgery 🐻‍❄️... every patient who walks (or is carried!) through our doors receives the same compassionate, high-quality care.

At the Lois Pope Pet Clinic, no case is too big or too small. Our experienced veterinary team is here to help with:

🩺 Broken bones & orthopedic care
❤️ Mass removals & soft tissue surgery
💉 Vaccinations & wellness exams
🦷 Professional dental cleanings & extractions
🐾 Spay & neuter surgeries
🔬 Diagnostics, X-rays & laboratory testing
🚑 Sick visits, emergency procedures & so much more!

Whether your pet weighs 2 pounds or 102 pounds, they're family to usand we'll treat them like it.

When your pet needs care, you don't have to face it alone. We're here to help.

📍 Lois Pope Pet Clinic
21287 Boca Rio Road
Boca Raton, FL 33433
📞 (561) 465-2159
📧 [email protected]

🐾 Recently, Miami-Dade Animal Services reached out to Tri-County Animal Rescue about a French Bulldog named Sally who de...
03/04/2026

🐾 Recently, Miami-Dade Animal Services reached out to Tri-County Animal Rescue about a French Bulldog named Sally who desperately needed help. Sally had developed a massive mammary tumor that had grown so large and painful that it required immediate surgical care, something their shelter was not equipped to perform.

Knowing the level of expertise our veterinary team provides, especially our talented surgeon Dr. Ramsey, they asked if we could take her in.

When Sally arrived, it was clear she needed help right away.

According to her medical records, Sally weighed just 26 pounds and was underweight and dehydrated. She had a very large ulcerated mammary mass, along with several smaller nodules on other mammary glands and additional skin masses.

Our veterinary team immediately ran bloodwork and X-rays to make sure she could safely undergo surgery. Once she was cleared, Dr. Ramsey brought her straight into the operating room.

What she removed was shocking.

The tumor alone weighed 2.69 pounds.

For a dog Sally’s size, that means she had been carrying around a tumor that made up more than 10% of her entire body weight.

The surgery was extensive, but it was successful. The tumor and affected tissue were removed, and Sally is now recovering with our team and finally free from the enormous weight and discomfort she had been living with.

Stories like Sally’s are also an important reminder about the importance of spaying your pets.

Mammary tumors are very common in unspayed female dogs and many can become cancerous. Spaying dogs earlier in life can greatly reduce the risk of developing these tumors, and in many cases can prevent them entirely.

Sally’s condition is a heartbreaking example of how serious these tumors can become when they go untreated but it also shows how lifesaving veterinary care can make all the difference.

We are incredibly grateful to Miami-Dade Animal Services for reaching out and trusting us with Sally’s care and to our veterinary team here at the Lois Pope Pet Clinic for giving her a second chance.

If you have questions about spaying, preventative care, or veterinary services, our team is here to help.

📞 561-465-2159
🕘 Open Monday – Saturday | 8 AM – 5 PM

Address

21287 Boca Rio Road
Boca Raton, FL
33433

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15614652159

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