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Crestview Veterinary Urgent Care Opening in Crestview on August 7th!

11/09/2026

Good morning Crestview Community! We are still hiring veterinary nurses and now veterinarians as well! We’re so excited about our team growing! If you know a veterinarian that would be a good fit for us please send them our way. We’d love someone that fits the culture, loves the community, and is passionate about providing knowledge-based care!

Panting in a cool room or while resting can signal pain, anxiety, or a medical problem. For new or persistent panting, c...
11/09/2026

Panting in a cool room or while resting can signal pain, anxiety, or a medical problem. For new or persistent panting, contact our office at (448) 448-0448 to discuss what you are noticing.

If your dog is struggling to breathe, has blue gums, or collapses, go directly to our office.

Cats are naturally curious, and batting objects around helps them explore movement, texture, and sound. Unfortunately, s...
11/09/2026

Cats are naturally curious, and batting objects around helps them explore movement, texture, and sound. Unfortunately, sometimes their experiments involve your favorite coffee mug. Keeping breakable or potentially dangerous items out of reach can help curious cats explore safely. For more cat care advice, call (448) 448-0448.

Getting up after a collapse or walking away from a serious accident does not mean your pet is unharmed. Some problems ar...
11/06/2026

Getting up after a collapse or walking away from a serious accident does not mean your pet is unharmed. Some problems are not immediately obvious, and your pet still needs emergency evaluation even if they seem better.

Call our office at (448) 448-0448 for guidance, and do not delay emergency care because your pet’s symptoms have improved.

This one is just for fun, but there’s one name every pet should always have attached to them: yours! Keeping identificat...
11/06/2026

This one is just for fun, but there’s one name every pet should always have attached to them: yours! Keeping identification tags and microchip contact information current can make a huge difference if a pet ever gets lost. Questions about microchipping or identification? Call (448) 448-0448. Now use the chart and tell us your dog’s new ridiculous name!

Spaying or neutering can provide important health and population-control benefits, but the best timing isn't necessarily...
11/05/2026

Spaying or neutering can provide important health and population-control benefits, but the best timing isn't necessarily identical for every pet.

Age, breed, size, health, and individual risk factors can all play a role in deciding when to perform the procedure.

Have questions about what's appropriate for your pet? Call (448) 448-0448 to talk with our team.

Big or little, every dog has individual needs. Size and breed can influence exercise requirements, nutrition, joint heal...
11/03/2026

Big or little, every dog has individual needs. Size and breed can influence exercise requirements, nutrition, joint health, dental care, and even how quickly a dog ages. Whatever size pup has your heart, routine veterinary care helps keep them feeling their best. Call (448) 448-0448 to schedule a visit.

Pets can have some pretty unusual habits, and many are completely harmless personality quirks. However, a new or sudden ...
11/02/2026

Pets can have some pretty unusual habits, and many are completely harmless personality quirks. However, a new or sudden behavior change can sometimes be associated with discomfort, stress, or illness. You know your pet’s normal better than anyone, so pay attention when something seems different. Call (448) 448-0448 with any concerns.

Even a brief seizure deserves veterinary attention, especially if it is your pet’s first. Time the episode, keep your ha...
11/02/2026

Even a brief seizure deserves veterinary attention, especially if it is your pet’s first. Time the episode, keep your hands away from their mouth, and contact our office at (448) 448-0448 for guidance.

A seizure lasting five minutes or longer, or multiple seizures within 24 hours, requires immediate emergency care.

Pain can be quiet. Hiding, avoiding favorite activities, struggling to get comfortable, or repeatedly licking one area m...
10/30/2026

Pain can be quiet. Hiding, avoiding favorite activities, struggling to get comfortable, or repeatedly licking one area may be the clues your pet gives you instead of crying. These changes deserve attention, even without obvious distress.

Contact our office at (448) 448-0448 if you suspect your pet is uncomfortable.

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330 West Redstone Avenue
Crestview, FL
32536

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+14484480448

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