The Veterinary Center at Hunter's Crossing

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from The Veterinary Center!🎃
Our tiniest doctor in training, Vivian, joined in on the fun today! 🩺💜
Post your pets’ Halloween costume pictures in the comments below! 🐾📸

10/19/2025

Tech Week is one of our favorite times of year because it gives us the chance to shine a spotlight on the incredible team behind The Veterinary Center. Our staff goes above and beyond every single day caring for pets, supporting clients, and lifting each other up as a team. 💜

We celebrated everyone this week, and Andy even joined in on the fun for his annual Halloween appearance 🦴💀🎃

We’re deeply grateful to everyone who spoiled our staff throughout the week. Your kindness and support mean so much, and we couldn’t ask for a better community to be a part of. 🐾

10/09/2025

Please join Shakespeare Animal Fund for their Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Oct 19 at Aloft Gainesville.

Shakespeare Animal Fund helps provide financial aid to those in need when their pets are sick. They are a wonderful, locally run charity that has helped countless animals.

09/25/2025

We love FIX THEM ALL

08/07/2025

Back to School, Back to Saving! 🐾📚

We know this time of year can be hectic — and expensive — so we’re helping out Teachers and College Students! 💜

Get 15% off our Standard & Deluxe Annual Packages — plus a FREE nail trim — when you show your school ID.

Because you take care of so much, and your pets deserve care you can afford.🐾

07/25/2025

🐾🔥 Dog Heat Advisory! 🔥🐾
It's paws-itively hot out there! Keep your pups cool:
✅ Walk early or late
✅ Avoid hot pavement
✅ Provide shade & fresh water
Never leave dogs in cars — even for a minute! 🐶💧

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The heat is going to be no joke over the next several days. The heat index (feels like temperature) will likely go well into the triple digits, with some areas of Alachua County getting over 113°. Please see the below information from the US National Weather Service Jacksonville Florida:

WHAT, WHERE & WHEN

An extended period of potentially life-threatening heat will begin this weekend area-wide, featuring near record to record high temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s, and warmer than normal low temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s which could extend heat related issues beyond sunset daily. These temperatures are expected to begin Saturday and continue through at least the beginning of next week. Combined with high humidity, this will drive heat indices to Heat Advisory criteria (108+ F), and potentially into Extreme Heat Warning criteria (113+ F) during peak heating. Attached is a graphic of expected maximum heat index through Monday for reference.

SAFETY MESSAGING

🔥Avoid prolonged outdoor exposure, especially during peak heating hours (late morning through early to mid evening)
Seek cool shelter, using fans and/or air conditioning as much as possible

💧Stay hydrated, drinking water even if you don't feel thirsty
Frequently check on those especially vulnerable, including elderly, children and pets

🚗Never leave kids or pets in vehicles - LOOK BEFORE YOU LOCK!
If you must be outside:

➡️Wear lightweight, light colored clothing
➡️Use sunscreen and wear a hat and sunglasses
➡️Take frequent breaks in the shade or indoors
➡️Limit strenuous activity during the hottest parts of the day

07/18/2025

We hate that we have to say “see ya later”, but we couldn’t be more proud of you, Sophia! You’re going to make an amazing veterinarian. Thank you for being a part of the TVC Family 💜🫶🏼💜🫶🏼💜

07/08/2025

Meet Dr. Kelly Bullett! 🐾

We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Kelly Bullett to The Vet Center team as our new Associate Veterinarian! She’s already seeing patients, and we know you’ll love her just as much as we do.

Dr. Bullett graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 2017 and began her veterinary journey in Upstate New York before making her way back to Gainesville—where she truly feels at home.
She brings with her a special passion for senior pet care, particularly in palliative and end-of-life support. Her dedication to building long-term relationships with both pets and their families is at the heart of her approach, and she’s committed to helping animals age with dignity and comfort. When she’s not at the clinic, Dr. Bullett enjoys time with her husband and two young daughters, their lively bulldog Hank, and two beloved cats, London and Savannah. She loves traveling, cheering on the Gators, doing puzzles, and taking evening walks with her family.

Help us give her a warm welcome next time you’re in, and if your pet needs care, Dr. Bullett is now accepting appointments!

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06/27/2025

🎆The 4th of July is almost here! Make sure your pets are ready! 🎆🇺🇸

Loud noises, bright lights, and crowds can be overwhelming for pets. As we approach Independance Day, now is the time to prepare:

🐾Noise Aversion Support:
We’ve stocked up on safe medications to help reduce anxiety caused by fireworks and loud noises. Call us to discuss the best option for your pet.

🐾Identification for your pets!
Ensure your pet can be identified if they run off during fireworks. Make sure collars have a name tag with up to date contact information. We will also be discounting microchips through July 3rd. Call today to schedule a quick placement appointment!

🐾At-Home tips:
Keep pets indoors during fireworks.
Create a quiet space, and avoid leaving them alone if they’re anxious. Keep them busy and distracted with puzzle toys and chews. “Thundershirts” can be purchased online and are a great way to help soothe an anxious pet.

Let’s keep your pets safe, calm, and comfortable this holiday. Contact us today with any questions!

352-727-7633

06/12/2025

🐾Free New Patient Exams! 🐾

Convenient hours, compassionate care.
Come visit us at The Veterinary Center at Hunter’s Crossing. Locally owned and operated.



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Locally owned. Gator Grad owned.

05/28/2025

🚧 Heads Up, Pet Parents! 🚧

We wanted to give you a quick update about the parking situation at our building. Due to ongoing construction, some sections of the Publix parking lot are currently closed off.
❗️Please note, there may be loud noises from the construction site, which could be unsettling for some of our furry friends coming in. Make sure cats are in closed carriers and dogs are secured on leashes.
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To make things easier for you: Feel free to pull up right to our front door, and we’ll happily bring your pets inside for you while you find a parking spot.
We truly appreciate your understanding and patience during this time. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out!

352-727-7633

05/22/2025

The Veterinary Center will be closed on Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day. As we honor and remember the brave individuals who gave their lives in service, we wish you a peaceful and reflective holiday. 🇺🇸

If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact Community Care Veterinary Specialists. 352-225-3501