OnPoint Veterinary Urgent Care - Ocala, FL

09/23/2025

We love pumpkins, we love muffins, and we love healthy puppies 🐶This token of appreciation from Finch, a recovered parvo patient’s family this morning was so kind!🎃🐾

09/22/2025

What a recovery mission by the crew today!

“Spike is a Boston terrier who decided to skip the chew part of the dental chew and swallow part of the bone! We intubated and were able to push it up and out (sounds simpler than it was 😅)”

Learn from Spike: dental chews are for…chewing 🦷

09/19/2025

Here at OnPoint, we want gold standard veterinary care to be accessible for all of our beloved patients and their families - which is why we offer 3 financing options! 😁

For additional information on our different financing options, check out the links below or call us at (352)648-0222 📞

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09/18/2025

In need of walk-in veterinary care? 🐾 We’ve got you covered! Visit us at one of our two convenient Florida locations for services including but not limited to: diagnostic imaging, wound care, urinary obstructions, skin & ear infections, daytime hospitalization, and end-of-life care.

We know how important it is to find gentle, quality care for your pets when they need it most. We are here for you 7 days per week from 10am-10pm

09/16/2025

Huge thank you to RadsForVets today for hooking the team up with some sweet treats!

We are open for urgent veterinary care by walk-in only! No appointments needed 🐾
3415 E Silver Springs Blvd
Ocala, FL 34470

08/21/2025

What a shoutout from Maricamp Animal Hospital! We appreciate every referral, every recommendation, every client that walks in our door and trusts us with their pets care. We are also thankful to ALL of our referring DVM’s for trusting us with their patients after-hours care!

08/17/2025

Cytology Sunday! Learning something new never gets old. What’s the most interesting fact you’ve learned about pet health lately? Share it below! 👇🐾

08/15/2025

This is Beastie and we would like to wish him a very happy 6th birthday! His idea of a party included spending time with us to address some urinary issues. Here he is enjoying his VIP suite receiving some fluids and being catered to by his awesome care team 🥳🐾

08/13/2025

🌈 the more you know!

Vaccines are imperative for your pet’s quality of life. Leptospirosis is transmissible to humans and can easily be prevented with this core vaccine. Talk to your general practice veterinarian today about getting your dogs up to date! 🐾

It's in puddles at the park. 🏞️
It's in soil after a rainstorm. 🌧️
And in a recent Boston study, nearly 1 in 5 rats carried it. 🐀

As of July 2024, AAHA’s Canine Vaccination Guidelines now list the leptospirosis vaccine as core for all dogs, everywhere.

📖 Read the research and learn why routine vaccination matters: https://hubs.li/Q03BXRWm0
🐕Explore the Complete Recommendations from the 2022 Canine Vaccination Guidelines: https://hubs.li/Q03BXQ5q0

08/10/2025

An accurate diagnosis starts at the microscope!

Cytology allows us to identify the type and severity of infection, guiding proper treatment and helping prevent antibiotic resistance. Early detection makes all the difference in your pet’s comfort and recovery! 🦠🔬

08/05/2025

🌀HURRICANE PREPARDNESS FOR PROACTIVE PET OWNERS🌀

As Florida residents, we know hurricanes are inevitable and it’s important we take all precautions as pet owners to make sure we keep our pets safe! Below is a list of guidelines for those who may be preparing for bad weather:

First and foremost, pet owners should ensure that their pets have identification. A collar with an identification tag that includes the pet’s name and owner’s current contact information is a must for all pets, even those that live strictly indoors. When traveling, have a temporary tag with your current address and contact information.

It is also strongly recommended that all pets have a microchip and ensure that the microchip is registered to you with your current contact information. In case of separation, the likelihood of a pet being reunited with their owner dramatically increases if the pet is microchipped.

In addition to identification, pet owners should have an emergency kit prepared for their pets. This kit should include:
🍽️ Food and water for your pets for at least a week.
💊 Any necessary medications. If your pet requires medication for anxiety during storms, be sure to have your prescription filled well in advance.
📒 Medical and vaccine records. Ensure that your pet is current on vaccinations. This will help protect them from diseases that may be present in shelters or other areas where people and animals are displaced.
🛏️ A sturdy carrier or crate for each pet, as well as bedding, litter, cleaning supplies, as well as familiar items like a favorite toy or blanket.
📸 A current photo of each pet in case you are separated from your pets and must provide identification to rescuers.

Make a plan for where you will take your pets during a hurricane. Never leave your pet behind as dangerous conditions may prevent your return for days or even longer. Know your zone so you are aware if you are required to evacuate. Some shelters may allow pets, but not all do. It is important to research ahead of time to find pet-friendly shelters in the area and have your pet’s vaccine records printed and easily accessible.

Research your evacuation zone and locate either a pet-friendly evacuation shelter or familiarize yourself with pet friendly hotels! Many hotels that don’t normally allow pets will often times make exceptions during natural disasters so be sure to call hotels in your evacuation area to make arrangements.

Finally, take steps to prepare your home for the storm. This may include securing any loose objects that could become projectiles during high winds, as well as reinforcing windows and doors. Pet owners should also have a designated safe area in their home where they can stay with their pets during the storm.

Pro tip: A small, plastic kid’s pool lined with grass sod can be used as an indoor bathroom for dogs during a storm