TLC Animal Hospital

06/05/2026

It's FriYAY!

We are celebrating Dr. Brownings birthday week! To our Vet Encyclopedia, we all wish you the most positive, stress-free, enjoyable time! 🥳

Eat allll the sweets! 🎉🎊

06/01/2026

1 Free dose PLUS a free dog toy (while supplies last)!!!

05/21/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, our hospital will be closed as we pause to honor and remember the brave women and men who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. We are deeply grateful for their courage and dedication.

If your pet experiences an emergency while we are closed, please contact:

VEG ER for Pets — (561) 752-3232
2246 N Congress Ave, Boynton Beach, FL 33426

UrgentVet Boca — (561) 560-6100
7775 Glades Rd Suite 100b, Boca Raton, FL 33434

We will reopen with normal business hours following the holiday. Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful Memorial Day weekend.

05/05/2026

Monday is behind us! Take some advice from Levi and just start smiling ear to ear! Levi was in to see Dr. Riguero to recheck an eye ulcer and nothing could stop this nugget from that smile. Levi also made sure EVERYONE knew they were at the clinic. lol. Quite a vocal nugget. 📣🐶

Enjoy your Tuesday as the weekend is slowly getting here!

05/01/2026

Did you know that May is Pet Arthritis Awareness Month?! Arthritis is extremely hard to avoid, even in the healthiest of pets. One option we offer at TLC is laser therapy.

Today, Harley the chocolate lab, came in for his regular laser therapy for his old-man hips. It happens. But, by adding this non-invasive alternative, he can get the chance to sit, stand, walk, and maybe jump on the bed, a bit more easily.

And he gets to wear these cool shades while he hangs out with Trish! 😎

Feel free to give us a call/text, or even at your next visit, see if laser therapy is a solid option for your fuzzy nugget.

04/21/2026

Mention this offer and receive a FREE Rabies vaccine with your exam! Call 561-997-8090 or book your appointment online at www.tlc.vet

04/19/2026

We were so excited to help Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League for their Spay Day! With our techs volunteering to help, the mission was incredibly successful with 401 spays and neuters on 1 Saturday!

Volunteer doctors and vet students worked together along with 100+ volunteers to help control the feral cat population here in Palm Beach County.

Trish, Jess, and Eddy were front and center all day monitoring these fuzzy nuggets while the vet student doctors worked their magic. We're excited for the next Spay Day coming up this summer.

04/18/2026

We are thrilled to be volunteering today at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

Spay Day has been such a success for keeping the Palm Beach feral cat population at bay.

Can you spot our staff in this photo? 👀

More photos to come soon.

HAPPENING NOW! 🐱

It's SPAY DAY! Staff & volunteers are assembled at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League and our South Florida Spay Day partner organizations to sterilize hundreds of community cats - for FREE!

Walk-ins welcome at Peggy Adams, 7:30 - 10:30 AM. Cats must be in humane traps, not carriers.

Follow along as we tally the cats spayed/neutered and the lives saved!

Many thanks to our Spay Day partner organizations, who are hosting their own Mega TNVR Spay Day Events:

Humane Society of Broward County
Broward County Animal Care
Collier County Domestic Animal Services
Miami Dade Animal Services
Street Cat Clinic Miami

Together, we can save lives! 🧡

Learn more about Spay Day at peggyadams.org/services/lost-found/tnvr/spay-day/

04/06/2026

AVMA is a solid resource for veterinary education. 🤓

Their article on Heartworm Disease is a must read if you're unaware of the condition. We do encourage a heartworm test here in the clinic once a year for dogs to receive your heartworm prevention medication. Feel free to ask us any questions at your next visit regarding Heartworm Disease and the options of prevention that would be best for your nugget. 🐶

https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/heartworm-disease

❤️ 🐶🐱❤️ April is National Heartworm Awareness Month. Heartworm infection is almost 100% preventable in dogs and cats.

There are several FDA-approved heartworm preventives available in a variety of formulations and your veterinarian can recommend the best method of prevention based upon your pet's risk factors and lifestyle. Find more important information ➡ https://bit.ly/4qnmN81