Animal Emergency Care

02/14/2026

🌹 🌹 🌹 Happy Valentine's Day 🌹🌹🌹

02/13/2026

Friendly Reminder to keep grapes and raisins out of paw's reach. 🍇

02/12/2026

At Animal Emergency Care, we carry antivenom on site and are prepared to treat snake envenomations quickly.

02/11/2026

Urinary blockages are emergencies. If your cat is straining or unable to urinate seek immediate veterinary care.

02/10/2026

02/01/2026

Did you know Animal Emergency Care is owned and operated by Gulf Breeze local Dr. Stephen Carroll, DVM.

01/31/2026

We are very excited to announce Animal Emergency Care is NOW OPEN in Gulf Breeze.

01/27/2026

Because cats are great at masking pain, arthritis often shows up as subtle behavior changes rather than obvious limping. You may notice your cat jumping less (or hesitating before jumping), avoiding stairs, sleeping more, grooming less, hiding more often, or seeming “grumpy” when touched around the hips, back, or legs. Some cats may also start having litter box accidents if climbing into the box becomes uncomfortable. The good news is that arthritis can often be managed with the right plan, helping your cat stay active and comfortable.
📞 If you’re noticing any of these changes, call 850-721-1645. to schedule an evaluation.

01/26/2026

Puppies are born with some immunity from their mom, but that protection fades over the first few weeks of life. Vaccines are given in a series because puppies need repeated boosters to build strong, reliable immunity as that maternal protection wears off. Staying on schedule helps protect against highly contagious (and potentially life-threatening) illnesses like parvo and distemper, especially while your puppy is exploring the world, meeting other dogs, and visiting new places.

📞 Have questions about your puppy’s vaccine schedule or when it’s safe to start socializing? Call 850-721-1645.. 🐾