New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center

04/16/2025

Caring for your furry friends has never been easier!

Introducing our online pharmacy, your one-stop shop for all your pet's needs. We offer a wide range of prescription and over-the-counter medications, food, supplements, and more. With our convenient online platform, you can easily browse our selection, place orders, and have them delivered right to your doorstep.

Exclusive Offer for New Customers:

Use code 10FURFAMILY for 10% off your ENTIRE order!

Why Choose Our Online Pharmacy?

Licensed Veterinarians: Our team of experienced veterinarians is available to answer any questions you may have.

Fast and Reliable Shipping: We offer fast and reliable shipping, so you can get your pet's medications and supplies quickly.

Competitive Prices: We offer competitive prices on all our products.

Convenient Online Platform: Our easy-to-use website makes it easy to find what you need.

Visit www.newsmyrnaanimal.com today and experience the difference!

We combine expertise, knowledge, and cutting edge technology with compassion to give your pets the best care possible.

04/16/2025

We have some new faces around New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical and we would love to introduce them to you! ☺️

A lot of you have met Dr. Reno already!

He has been with us since June of 2024 and he has made a huge impact to the clinic.

Here is a little bit about Dr. Reno 😎

Dr. Reno developed a deep love for animals, which motivated him to pursue a career in veterinary medicine.

He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Colorado State University, graduating in 2020. He continued his education at Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, graduating in 2024. Dr. Reno is particularly passionate about dermatology, emergency care, wound management, nutrition, and dentistry.

What Dr. Reno finds most satisfying about being a veterinarian is building lasting relationships with clients and providing compassionate care for their beloved pets. He currently shares his home with two dogs, Gus, an 8-year-old male golden retriever, and Buddy, an 11-year-old male black lab.

Outside of work, Dr. Reno enjoys playing hockey, basketball, and tennis, as well as exploring the great outdoors with his dogs. He loves trying new restaurants, attending sporting events, and spending time fishing and swimming.

Dr. Reno is actively accepting new clients and patients! Be sure you call today to schedule a visit with Dr. Reno 🤩

Baileywoods Veterinary Group

04/14/2025

"Did you know that heartworm disease is preventable? These parasites can cause severe damage to your pet's heart and lungs. Regular testing and preventative medication are crucial. Talk to your vet today! 🩺❤️ "

04/12/2025

It’s National Pet Day 💗

Every fur baby that walks into our clinic is considered our fur baby! 😍

04/11/2025

LEPTOSPIROSIS: DID YOU KNOW?
Dr. Sharon Powell
Edison Park Animal Hospital

Leptospirosis is a serious bacterial infection that affects both animals and humans. This zoonotic disease (meaning people can get it too!) is dangerous for pets, especially dogs. Understanding the risks, symptoms, and preventive measures is essential for keeping your furry companions safe.

Leptospira bacteria thrive in warm, moist environments. The bacteria are commonly found in contaminated water, soil, or the urine of infected animals, including rodents, livestock, and wildlife. Pets can contract Leptospirosis through drinking or swimming in contaminated water sources such as lakes, puddles, or streams. Also living in areas of high rainfall causing stagnant water especially in areas with high rodent or wildlife populations. Sounds like our Florida environment year round but particularly in the summer months.

People can contract Leptospirosis the same way pets get Leptospirosis. People should always wear disposable plastic gloves while handling items that have come into contact with dog urine, and wash their hands thoroughly after.


Leptospirosis presents with a variety of symptoms, ranging from mild to severe. Common signs in pets include fever and lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea, loss of appetite, jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes indicating liver involvement), muscle pain and stiffness, increased thirst and urination (a sign of kidney involvement) and respiratory distress or coughing in severe cases.

Not all dogs show signs of illness after becoming infected with Leptospira bacteria. And even once they do show ill effects, the immediate cause may not be apparent since fever and lethargy can be clinical signs of other illnesses. Typically, dog owners will see that their dog isn't feeling or acting normal with low energy, like refusing to eat, eating less, or vomiting.

Veterinarians diagnose Leptospirosis through blood tests, urine tests, and sometimes PCR or antibody tests to detect the presence of the bacteria.

Dogs will likely be outside at some point, regardless of where you live. Preventing Leptospirosis is essential for both pets and their owners. Effective measures include vaccinations to provide protection against the common Leptospira strains, avoiding stagnant water, rodent/wildlife control, good hygiene while cleaning pets living areas, and avoiding contact with urine.

03/31/2025

WELCOME DR. RAIMUNDO TO THE AMC FAMILY!

- You will be able to meet Dr. Raimundo on Mondays and Tuesdays here at AMC and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Beachwood Animal Clinic!

We love working with Dr. Raimundo and we know you will too. We are actively accepting new clients!
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Dr. Demaris Raimundo grew up in Orlando, Florida, and developed a deep love for veterinary medicine from a young age. While pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Animal Sciences at the University of Florida, her family moved to New Smyrna Beach, where she fell in love with the tight-knit community and local businesses. She is excited to build long-term relationships with the pets and families in the area.

Dr. Raimundo earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2025, completing her clinical training at Colorado State University. She thrives in the continuous learning environment of veterinary medicine and is particularly passionate about surgery, orthopedics, and internal medicine.

Outside of work, Dr. Raimundo enjoys spending time outdoors with her pets. Her dog, Riley, has accompanied her on moves across multiple states and even the Caribbean, while her cat, Mowgli, loves to join their adventures in a harness. Whether it’s hiking, biking, paddleboarding, or relaxing at the beach, Dr. Raimundo embraces an active lifestyle and cherishes time with family and friends.

03/27/2025

Anesthesia Blues 🎶

Obie seemed to be super comfortable after his procedure today ❤️

Ethel loved her belly rubs during wake up time after her spay procedure! 🥰

03/14/2025

Remember Baby Nellie from 9 months ago?

Today she came in for a HAPPY VISIT with the girls and we couldn’t believe how big she has gotten!

Here is a little before and after. ❤️

It is amazing how quickly our babies grow! 🐶🥰

02/15/2025

Yesterday was a fun filled day of snuggling and spoiling our Valentines ❤️

Baileywoods Veterinary Group

02/06/2025

Today we had our favorite boy Brody Bronson come visit for his nail trim and annual exam ❤️

Fun fact: we have seen Brody since he has been a 8 week old pup 🥹

Now he is a 90lb 2 year old love ☺️

We love you Brody 🥰

02/03/2025

The Ponsolle Family surprised us with a cookie cake and a heartfelt card from Biscuit and mom. They even attached a beautiful photo of Miss Biscuit ❤️

Thank you so much to the Ponsolle Family for treating the staff ☺️

01/28/2025

PSA 📣

There is a NEW Vetsource code for our online pharmacy!

(Figured a cool looking pup with his shade in the winter would be perfect for this code!)

New Code: 15FROZEN 🥶

If you need help, please call the clinic and one of our lovely staff members would be available to help!

01/27/2025

TODAY IS NATIONAL CHOCOLATE CAKE DAY!

While this may be wonderful news for you, unfortunately your doggo at home will not be able to share on this joyous day. As many know, chocolate is toxic to dogs.

SYMPTOMS OF CHOCOLATE POISONING MAY INCLUDE:

Extreme thirst
-Diarrhea
-Pacing
-Panting
-Shaking
-Seizure

If you think your dog got into your chocolate cake take action as soon as possible and contact us immediately or the ASPCA’s 24-hour poison hotline (888-426-4435).

01/26/2025

Now until January 27th use CODE: 10FROST for 10% off your order!

We have had unusual cold weather this year, lets utilize staying inside and ordering your prevention, long term medications or long term prescription diets! ❄️☃️

If you need help, please call the clinic and one of our staff members will be able to help you!

01/25/2025

IT'S OPPOSITE DAY! 🥸

What do you think you pet would say if they could talk today?

01/24/2025

It's National Peanut Butter Day 🥜

We know some people have allergies to Peanut Butter, but we do want to let everyone know that before giving your pet peanut butter, we always ask if it okay or if there are any peanut allergies in your home!

As for Tucker, he loves Peanut Butter and has become the poster child for eating peanut butter for all of his nail trims, ear cleaning and vaccines 🥰

We tell Tucker every time he is here that he needs to get a job to pay for his peanut butter tax but his way for repayment is giving us all the sloppy peanut butter kisses!

01/23/2025

National Pie Day is TODAY!

Question for you all?

What is your favorite pie and what type of toppings would you put on your pie? 😱

01/14/2025

Everyone meet Xena!

Xena is in active training to become a tracking dog 🐕

She even gets to sport some cool goggles! 🥰