LeadER Animal Specialty Hospital

06/08/2026

Beautiful mom brought Dali in for his check up with Dr Schroeder our cardiologist. Sister Nicci came along for moral support!😍♥️😍

06/06/2026

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06/03/2026

Please join us in wishing Luz, one of our Client Liaisons a very happy Birthday!🎉🎈🎂

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Another exciting announcement this week at LeadER! 🎉
Congratulations to Maddy for passing her exam and officially becoming a Certified Veterinary Technician! 👏🐾
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have truly paid off, and we couldn’t be more proud of you. We are so happy to have you as part of the LeadER family! ❤️🎊👍
Congratulations, Maddy, CVT!

05/22/2026

LeadER is here for you and your furry loved one 24/7/365♥️🇺🇸

05/18/2026

Please join us in congratulating Dr Khattak on passing Phase I of the American College of Veterinary Medicine Surgeons exam! Dr Horgan and Dr Daubs are proud papas!👏👍🎊🤣

05/14/2026

Last night Dr Simona Buoncomagni on behalf of LeadER gave a lecture to local veterinarians on the subject of Advanced Urology Therapies in Practice.
Thank you to Dr Simona for a wonderful and educational evening. A big thank you to all of our local Veterinarians who took time out of their busy schedules to attend. We also want to give a shout out to Broward County Veterinary Medical Association for having us!

05/11/2026

Dr Z and her surgery team enjoying some lunch from their special patient Riley who recently went home after having a Splenectomy. Thank you Riley and Family!🐶♥️

05/11/2026

Hurricane Season Is Approaching

Hurricane season is approaching, and now is the time to start preparing for you, your family, and your pets. At LeadER Animal Specialty Hospital, we are here for you before, during, and after the storm. LeadER never closes — we are here for you 24/7/365 for emergency and specialty veterinary care.

Cooper City: 954-437-9630
Boca Raton: 561-934-5323

Emergencies can happen quickly during severe weather, and having a plan in place ahead of time can help keep your pets safe and reduce stress during an emergency situation.

Have a Pet Emergency Plan

Every family should have a hurricane preparedness plan that includes their pets. Ask yourself:

* Where will your pets go if you need to evacuate?
* Are your evacuation locations or hotels pet-friendly?
* Do you have carriers, leashes, and supplies ready?
* Does your pet require medications or calming aids during storms?

Never leave pets behind during a hurricane or severe weather event. If it is unsafe for you, it is unsafe for them too.

Prepare a Pet Emergency Kit

Keep an emergency kit packed and ready with at least 5–7 days of supplies, including:

* Food and bottled water
* Medications and prescriptions
* Medical and vaccine records
* Leashes, harnesses, and carriers
* Bowls, litter, litter box, and waste bags
* Blankets, towels, and favorite toys
* Recent photos of your pet in case you become separated

Update Identification & Microchips

Make sure your pet is wearing updated ID tags and that their microchip information is current. During storms, frightened pets can escape through damaged fences, open doors, or unfamiliar surroundings.

Prepare for Power Outages & Flooding

Florida storms often bring flooding, dangerous debris, heat, and extended power outages. Keep pets indoors during severe weather and away from floodwaters, which can contain bacteria, chemicals, and wildlife hazards such as snakes and Bufo toads.

Help Reduce Storm Anxiety

Many pets become anxious during thunderstorms and hurricanes. Create a quiet, secure space inside your home where they feel safe and comfortable. Watch for signs of stress such as pacing, panting, trembling, hiding, or loss of appetite.

Stay Safe This Hurricane Season

Being prepared ahead of time can make all the difference during an emergency. From all of us at LeadER Animal Specialty Hospital, stay safe this hurricane season and remember — we are here for you and your furry loved ones whenever you need us most. 🐾