Treeline Animal Hospital

11/26/2025

11/18/2025

🌿🛁 Treeline Animal Hospital Now Offers BATHS! 🐾✨

We’re excited to announce that professional pet baths are now available at Treeline!
Each bath includes:

🛁 Warm bath
💨 Blow-dry
🧼 Full brush-out
🐾 Nail trim
👂 Ear cleaning
🍑 A**l glands (if needed)

Your pet leaves fresh, clean, and happy — and you skip the mess at home!

💳 Loyalty Punch Card:
Get a punch each visit, and on your 10th bath, enjoy 10% OFF!

Call or text us to book your pet’s spa day! ✨🐶🐱
📞 239-932-0103

10/28/2025

Dear Valued Clients,

I wanted to share something personal with you. Recently, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and have begun treatment. While this journey will require me to step away at times for appointments and recovery, I want to reassure you that our company remains fully committed to delivering the same quality and reliability you've come to expect.

Our amazing team will continue handling day-to-day operations as well as add in some new things coming up, and I'll still be as involved as possible. Please know that your understanding, patience, and continued support mean the world to me and my family during this time.

Thank you for trusting us with your fur babies -- and for the kindness and encouragement so many of you have already shown.

Dr. Kimberly Seredick

07/28/2025

We’re excited to introduce laser therapy at Treeline Animal Hospital — a safe, non-invasive treatment that helps reduce pain, inflammation, and speed up healing. Whether it’s arthritis, post-surgery recovery, or soft tissue injuries, laser therapy is gentle and effective for pets of all ages. 💡🐾

Pixie gives it two paws up 🐾🐾 (and a little tongue out 😛)

Ask us if laser therapy is right for your pet today

07/17/2025

Who says vets can’t have a little fun? 🐾
Our team at Treeline Animal Hospital is always leveling up the love for your pets 💙
Drop your pet’s name below if they’ve visited us!

07/01/2025

Thrive Pet Healthcare shared these safety tips for pet parents

04/22/2025

🌍🐾 Happy Earth Day from Treeline Animal Hospital! 🌱✨
Today, we celebrate the beauty and resilience of our planet—and the incredible role we all play in keeping it healthy for every creature, big and small. 🌎💚
Did you know that keeping your pets healthy also contributes to a healthier Earth? How, you ask? By vaccinating your pets and staying up to date on their wellness, you’re helping to prevent the spread of diseases that could impact local wildlife populations. Plus, properly disposing of pet waste (yes, scoop that p**p! 💩) protects water supplies and preserves ecosystems for generations to come.
At Treeline Animal Hospital, we're not just here for your furry family members—we’re committed to protecting their home, too! 🐕🐈💐 Together, we can make a difference. 🌟
Let’s paws 🐾 for a moment to think about all the ways we can pitch in: plant a tree, reduce single-use plastics, and support sustainable brands. And don’t forget to give your pets an extra snuggle today—they remind us why this planet is worth fighting for. 🦴🌺
How are you celebrating Earth Day? Share your eco-friendly tips with us below! 🌿👇
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01/02/2025

This beautiful female feline was found this week in Pelican Preserve. If you know the owner please let them know she is at Treeline Animal Hospital. Please contact us as soon as possible.

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas from our family to yours.

11/27/2024

Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips
The holiday season is synonymous with delicious meals, but many Thanksgiving foods pose a risk to our pets, particularly dogs. Understanding the common health risks can help you prevent unwanted trips to the vet and keep your dog happy and healthy during the holiday.

Toxic foods
A lot of the traditional Thanksgiving dishes we love are harmful to dogs. Foods like turkey skin, fatty trimmings, garlic, onions, and grapes are toxic to pets. Eating large amounts of fatty foods, like turkey skin and fatty trimmings, can lead to a serious medical condition called pancreatitis. Additionally, garlic and onions contain compounds that can damage your dog’s red blood cells, leading to anemia. Even stuffing is dangerous for your pet since it’s often seasoned with garlic and onions.

Bones and choking hazards
Cooked bones, like turkey bones, pose a serious risk to dogs because they can be a choking hazard and splinter and cause internal damage. The bones can also get stuck in your dog’s digestive tract, leading to blockages that may require surgical intervention. Always ensure that bones and anything used to wrap the turkey carcass, like strings, are safely disposed of where your dog can’t access them.

Rich or sugary foods
The rich, sugary desserts we look forward to eating all year, such as pies and chocolate treats, are all high risks for dogs. Chocolate is toxic to dogs, and even small amounts can cause symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and in severe cases, seizures. Pies containing sugar, butter, or artificial sweeteners like xylitol can also be harmful.

Overeating
With so much food around, it’s easy for pets to overeat, which can lead to gastrointestinal issues, like vomiting and diarrhea. Make sure to monitor what your pet is eating, and if you want to treat them, stick to small portions of plain turkey (without the skin) and unseasoned vegetables, like carrots or green beans.

11/25/2024

Happy Thanksgiving
Our hospital will be closed on Thanksgiving Day (November 28th) and Black Friday (November 29th) to provide our staff with an extended holiday weekend. From our team to you, we extend heartfelt Thanksgiving wishes filled with joy, gratitude, and the simple pleasures of the season. Thank you for being a part of our family.

10/31/2024

CAUTION

To avoid issues, keep Halloween candy well out of the reach of pets at all times. If you think your pet may have ingested chocolate, symptoms to watch for include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, agitation, increased thirst, an elevated heart rate, and in severe cases, seizures.
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