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Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 5pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Animal Clinic of Brandon

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Animal Clinic of Brandon

A passion for animals and a commitment to happy, healthy pets is why the Animal Clinic of Brandon wi

The Animal Clinic of Brandon has been caring for Brandon's local pets and their owners since 1990. From treating the smallest injuries to performing major surgeries, the doctors and staff put their patients and owners first. The state of the art facility is equipped with four private exam rooms, a cat and dog boarding facility, three operating stations, a complete pharmacy, treatment area, and in-

house laboratory. By using the latest technologies in digital radiological imaging, ultrasound, blood analysis, and disease detection ACOB can provide the best diagnostics to treat your pet. Animals feel right at home in the spacious reception area and large exam rooms.

06/04/2026

Happy National Hug Your Cat Day! 😸

06/02/2026

We recommend every pet be microchipped, even if they are strictly indoors and never leave the house. Accidents can happen at any time! They can become spooked and run out, you may need to evacuate during a hurricane and suddenly their carrier comes open and out they go, as well as many other possibilities.

June is National Microchipping Month 💉 We recommend ensuring your pet’s microchip information is current if they are microchipped. We can scan for the information if you don’t have it handy so you can make any changes you may need to. If your pet is not and you wish to get them microchipped, you can call to set up an appointment today!

05/25/2026

Today we remember and honor all those who have lost their lives serving our country 🇺🇸

In honor of Memorial Day, we will be closed today, but will reopen for normal business hours Tuesday, May 26th.

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05/23/2026

Hurricane season begins June 1st 🌀 Be sure to include pets in your hurricane prep and planning!

We recommend having vaccine information handy, ensuring microchip information is up-to-date in the event that your pet gets lost and having extra medications, pet food as well as collars, leashes and kennels ready in your prep kit. Don’t wait til the last minute to pick up medications, as sometimes our clinic will close to allow our staff time to get home safely and prepare for the storm.

Please don’t leave your pet behind if you need to evacuate. Often times, shelters will allow pets with proper documentation.

If you have any questions, feel free to give us a call at 813-651-0467.

05/20/2026

Summer is about to be in full force and it is already hot out there! Please remember while you’re out hiking a trail, walking your neighborhood, or strolling the sands, it’s hot for your dog, too!

Heat exhaustion in dogs can be an extremely emergent situation. We hear tragic stories about pets being left in poorly ventilated vehicles far too frequently, but your dog can also get overheated being left in a yard too long with inadequate shade or going on too vigorous a walk during the zenith of the day.

Stay on the lookout for:
- Excessive panting and drooling
- Dry or sticky gums
- Abnormal gum color or bruising in gums
- Lethargy
- Disorientation
- Seizures

In the event you suspect heat exhaustion in your pet, immediately find a cooler, shady place. Pour cool (not cold) water over your dog’s head and body and contact us (or an emergency clinic) ASAP!

As always, please reach out if you have any questions!

05/14/2026

National Lyme Disease Awareness Month is observed in May and brings attention to how Lyme disease is contracted, ways to help prevent ticks and what signs to look for.

Lyme disease is a contracted from the deer tick or black-legged tick. Some areas have tick “seasons”, often beginning in May, but in Florida ticks are active year-round with peak season from March through October when it’s hottest.

Ticks love hanging out on the ends of grasses and bushes to find their host. Preventing ticks involves wearing long sleeves and pants to cover your skin and avoiding brush and resting near wooded areas. Wearing insect repellent with DEET properly is also a great way to help prevent ticks. If you go for walks or rest near wooded or scrubbed areas, be sure to check yourself and your pets for ticks after.

To remove a tick, use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to your skin as possible and pull up without twisting. Clean the area with soap and water. Signs to look for when questioning whether to seek medication attention after a tick bite include fever, chills, aches and pains and rashes. In dogs, you may notice lameness, swollen joints and lethargy.

If you think your dog may have a tick or Lyme disease, contact our office at 813-651-0467.

05/04/2026

It’s National Pet Week 🐱🐶

We love all pets and EVERY week is pet week here!

04/30/2026

Today is National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day 🐈‍⬛

This day is celebrated annually to help bring awareness to animals in shelters who are looking for their fur-ever homes. We recommend checking shelters when looking to make a new addition to the family 🐾

04/25/2026

Today is World Veterinary Day 🐾 This day helps show support for the veterinarians all around the world who ensure the health and safety of all animals.

The theme this year, created by the World Veterinary Association is Veterinarians: Guardians of Food and Health. This years theme is focused on the veterinary role in ensuring we remain safe with sustainable and secure food systems.

04/18/2026

Pet insurance is becoming more common and there are many options available as far as coverage and cost are concerned.

Pet insurance typically involves owners paying out-of-pocket for cost of care and then they are reimbursed for whatever portion or services insurance will cover. There are a few companies, like Trupanion who will pay clinics directly for the portion they will cover up front and the owner will then pay the remaining balance.

For more information on how pet insurance works and the different coverages available, visit animalclinicofbrandon.com and select Pet Insurance from the Pet Health drop down menu.

Address

901 N Parsons Avenue
Brandon, FL
33510

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18136510467

Website

http://www.animalclinicofbrandon.com/

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