Pleasure Island Animal Hospital

03/03/2025

Our staff has been hit with illness and we are working with a very limited crew the next couple days.

Please be patient with us, as we will have limited availability with our doctors being ill.

We are sorry for any inconvience this may cause

Stay healthy out there 😷

01/23/2025

We are closed tomorrow Thursday, January 23, because we cannot safely get our employees to the clinic. We are so sorry for the inconvenience and hope you all stay safe!

01/21/2025

We are closing Wednesday, January 22, due to the possible weather. We need to prioritize keeping all of our employees safe. We will reopen Thursday if road conditions are safe. Stay warm ❄️

12/30/2024

We hope y’all had a fantastic Holiday! We will be closed Wednesday for the NEW YEAR!

12/23/2024

Christmas Eve 9am-12pm
Christmas Closed

☃️ HAPPY HOLIDAYS 🎄

11/25/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!
We will be closed Thursday and Friday (Nov 28 & 29)

11/22/2024

ATTN:
Our phones and internet are down until possibly 2pm today. Spectrum is out all over the area. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

11/20/2024

SPREADING AWARENESS: This is key. Adult heartworms actually live in the heart and cause heart damage and failure over time. Many people treat their pets for fleas (because we can see them) and not heartworms. Both of these parasites can cause harm to your pet, but heartworms are the silent killer.

We have diagnosed too many pets this year. Remember, even if your pet is mostly indoors, heartworms are spread by mosquitos which can get in the house. Our winters are getting warmer and warmer, and mosquitoes are getting worse and worse. PLEASE keep your pet on heartworm prevention year-round. ❤️

How DOES heartworm disease happen? Hint: mosquitoes are THE key player. http://bit.ly/341dKjw

11/19/2024

REMINDER: Keep a close eye on your pets and do not let them eat table scraps on Thanksgiving! The number one reason we see pets after Thanksgiving is for vomiting and diarrhea.

10/11/2024

This is such an important issue for our pets 🐶🐱

Today is - a day to bring awareness and educate about healthy lifestyles for our beloved pets.

Reaching and maintaining a healthy weight can reduce your pet’s risk of disease and injury and gives them the best chance of a long, healthy, quality life. Your veterinarian can help you determine whether your pet’s weight is healthy and can work with you to develop a weight management plan based on your pet’s individual needs. Find tips for reducing your pet's weight here: https://bit.ly/47BhIkW

10/05/2024

Comes see us at Pets in the Park today!!

10/02/2024

**Phone back up!!**

We are having Spectrum issues with our phone lines.

Please email us at [email protected]