Animal Emergency Hospital Volusia

Animal Emergency Hospital Volusia A 24/7 emergency animal hospital serving pets of Volusia County. We treat birds, reptiles, pocket pets, and other exotic animals.

Animal Emergency Hospital of Volusia is a full-service veterinary hospital whose mission is to provide the highest standard of veterinary care. With an in house pharmacy, laboratory, digital radiography, and on site blood bank Animal Emergency ensures that your pet will receive the most complete care available. Our doctors and veterinary technicians are committed to delivering compassionate and p

rofessional care to you and your pet. As fellow pet owners we understand the familial bond that develops with our pets and pledge our expertise to uphold that relationship.

A quick head shake after swimming is one thing—but repeated head shaking isn't normal.Ear infections, foreign material i...
08/27/2026

A quick head shake after swimming is one thing—but repeated head shaking isn't normal.

Ear infections, foreign material in the ear, insect bites, or injuries can all cause discomfort.

If your pet keeps shaking their head, scratching at their ears, or seems painful when you touch them, it's worth having them examined.

Heat Stroke Doesn't End When They Cool OffCooling your pet is an important first step—but it isn't always the last.Even ...
08/25/2026

Heat Stroke Doesn't End When They Cool Off

Cooling your pet is an important first step—but it isn't always the last.
Even after your pet seems more comfortable, heat stroke can continue affecting the body's organs and clotting system. Some complications don't appear until hours later.

If you suspect your pet has experienced heat stroke, prompt veterinary evaluation is still recommended—even if they seem to be feeling better.

Does My Pet Really Need Stitches?Some wounds are easy to recognize. Others may look small on the surface while extending...
08/20/2026

Does My Pet Really Need Stitches?

Some wounds are easy to recognize. Others may look small on the surface while extending much deeper underneath.

If your pet has a cut that's bleeding, gaping open, or caused by another animal, it's best to have it evaluated sooner rather than later.

Prompt treatment can help reduce the risk of infection and support a smoother recovery.

Is Your Cat Straining to Urinate?If your cat is repeatedly visiting the litter box but producing little to no urine, don...
08/18/2026

Is Your Cat Straining to Urinate?

If your cat is repeatedly visiting the litter box but producing little to no urine, don't wait to see if they improve.

Urinary blockages are one of the most common emergencies we see in male cats and can become life-threatening without prompt treatment.

If something doesn't seem right, seek veterinary care as soon as possible.

Panting Isn't Always About the HeatDogs pant to cool themselves, but excessive panting can also be a sign that something...
08/13/2026

Panting Isn't Always About the Heat

Dogs pant to cool themselves, but excessive panting can also be a sign that something else is wrong.

Pain, stress, abdominal emergencies, heart disease, and other medical conditions can all cause abnormal panting.

If your dog is panting heavily while resting, seems uncomfortable, or can't settle down, don't ignore it.

A limp after a long walk or an afternoon of play may seem minor, but it isn't always just a sore muscle.Cuts, torn nails...
08/11/2026

A limp after a long walk or an afternoon of play may seem minor, but it isn't always just a sore muscle.

Cuts, torn nails, ligament injuries, fractures, and even something lodged in the paw can all cause sudden limping.

If your pet won't put weight on a leg, seems painful, or isn't improving with rest, it's time for an examination. Our team is trained and equipped with the experience to care for orthopedic injuries...just in case.

Why Is My Pet's Face Swollen?Facial swelling can happen suddenly and for many different reasons—from insect stings and a...
08/06/2026

Why Is My Pet's Face Swollen?

Facial swelling can happen suddenly and for many different reasons—from insect stings and allergic reactions to dental infections or trauma.

Some causes are mild, while others require immediate treatment.

If your pet develops sudden swelling around the face or muzzle, it's safest to have them evaluated rather than waiting to see if it improves on its own.

Something Wrong With Their Eye? Don't Wait.Eye problems can develop quickly, and even what seems like minor irritation m...
08/04/2026

Something Wrong With Their Eye? Don't Wait.

Eye problems can develop quickly, and even what seems like minor irritation may be something more serious - and painful!

Squinting, excessive tearing, redness, cloudiness, swelling, or constantly pawing at the eye are all signs your pet should be examined.

When it comes to protecting your pet's vision, prompt care can make an important difference.

Not every seizure looks the way people expect.Some pets experience full-body convulsions, while others may have subtle s...
07/30/2026

Not every seizure looks the way people expect.
Some pets experience full-body convulsions, while others may have subtle signs like facial twitching, repetitive chewing motions, staring into space, sudden collapse, or unusual behavior.

Seizures can have many different causes, ranging from epilepsy to toxin exposure, metabolic disorders, or underlying neurologic disease.

A seizure lasting more than 3–5 minutes, multiple seizures occurring close together, or unusual behavior that persists after a seizure may require emergency veterinary care.

If your pet experiences a seizure, keep them safe, avoid placing your hands near their mouth, and if possible, record a video of the episode. Then contact your veterinarian for guidance on the safest next steps. A video can provide valuable information to help your veterinary team determine the type of seizure and guide treatment recommendations.

Beach days can be a lot of fun, but some dogs take the sand home in a way we don't want them to.Dogs who dig, chew sandy...
07/28/2026

Beach days can be a lot of fun, but some dogs take the sand home in a way we don't want them to.

Dogs who dig, chew sandy toys, or repeatedly pick up sandy balls may accidentally swallow large amounts of sand.

Too much sand can sometimes lead to an intestinal blockage called sand impaction.

Vomiting, constipation, abdominal discomfort, or acting unusually tired after a beach trip are signs worth paying attention to.

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696 South Yonge Street
Ormond Beach, FL
32174

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+13862520206

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