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Monday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm Tuesday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm Wednesday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm Thursday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm

Animal Medical Clinic of Punta Gorda

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Animal Medical Clinic of Punta Gorda

Providing high quality, affordable veterinary care for your sweet babies!

At Animal Medical Clinic of Punta Gorda, our goal is to treat your pet with the highest quality medical care at an affordable price, to use new technology, but never let it obscure our powers of observation, and to always view your pet as an integral and valuable part of your family. Established in 1998, Animal Medical Clinic of Punta Gorda is a small, family-oriented practice and full-service vet

erinary medical facility. Owner and veterinarian Dr. Ally Lanser is a graduate of Ross University and Auburn University School of Veterinary Medicine. With the help of her professional and courteous staff, she is dedicated to treating your pet with the utmost care and compassion. Services: Immunization and wellness care; Dermatology; Internal medicine (cardiology, ophthalmology, oncology, etc.); Radiology; Surgery; Dental care; Nutritional counseling; and more.

07/01/2025

We thank everyone for being so patient during our construction. We are finally done! Yay!
The best part about this is "Smooshie" is back!!!!

06/30/2025

Did you know that we carry Apoquel in the new chewable form! It's the exact product as the tablet and comes in all the same sizes. It's very palatable and our patients who've tried them, LOVE them. Ask about about switching over to chewable form when you need your next refill.

06/24/2025

National Pink Day! Remember to brink your pet in for a nail trim!

06/11/2025

The 4th of July is quickly approaching!!

If your pet suffers from anxiety due to fireworks please call and let us know so we can get you on the books for an appointment with the dr. We have may medications we can prescribe to help take the edge off the night of, making a more enjoyable evening for yourself and your fur baby!

06/10/2025

Today on World Pet Memorial Day, we remember the pets who have filled our lives with unconditional love. Our thoughts go out to all those who are honoring the memory of their cherished animal companions. If you have a photo, please feel free to share it with us in the comments.

06/05/2025

We're accepting new patients! Come by for a tour of our hospital. Your first visit comes with a free nail trim. Give us a call to schedule an appointment. 941-639-9600. We are also here for you if you have an emergency during business hours. Monday-Thursday 8-5
Come see us! Oh, by the way we have a beautiful office kitty
"Smooshie"

05/20/2025

GET IT WHILE IT'S HOT! $105 rebate on 12 months of prevention ending the 31st of May.

04/27/2025

We would like to introduce to you…. *drum roll*

Levi Ford Neuville 🩵
Born April 19th @ 8:17 am
Weighing 7 lbs 7 oz
20.5”

Luke and I are over the moon and so in love (we may be obsessed at this point 🫣) with our sweet baby boy 🥰 Levi’s first week out of mom’s incubator has been wonderful and we couldn’t be more thankful. Our hearts are so full and we are so grateful for this blessing 🥹

With an extremely full heart,
♥️ Dr. Ally, Luke, Levi & the 4 Legged Babies 👶🏻🐾

P.S - We’re sorry for the delay in the announcement, we’ve been soaking in all of the baby snuggles, noises, kisses and just staring at this perfect babe 🥹🩵

04/24/2025

We would like to take a moment and recognize these two incredible ladies. They are the glue that holds our front office together. They are the first and last point of contact with our clients. From answering the phones, to welcoming them in, to giving hugs and words of comfort on their worse day. They are the backbone to our client care. We could not be more honored to have such a strong, positive, caring set of ladies working up front. We love you and appreciate all you do for us.
Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week.
Dr. Ally and the staff

04/11/2025

Is your pet vaccinated to protect them and you from Leptospirosis???
Read below to be aware of what lurks out there.
We carry the vaccine! Call us and make an appointment to protect your furry family members and you!

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.

04/09/2025

A message from Dr. Ally 🐾:

As I begin my maternity leave, I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest and most sincere gratitude for the incredible love and support you have all shown Luke and me as we embark on this next chapter of our lives.

Ever since I was a little girl, I've held two dreams close to my heart: owning my own veterinary clinic and becoming a mother. The past fifteen years have been dedicated to the fulfilling journey of veterinary medicine – from completing my education and building my career to finally achieving the dream of owning my own clinic. While pursuing this first dream, starting a family often felt like a distant aspiration, something that would have to wait. However, recognizing that life doesn't pause for us, we didn't want to put this dream on hold any longer.

We are profoundly grateful for the incredible support system we have in each and every one of you. It's thanks to your encouragement and understanding that we have felt empowered to pursue our dream of starting a family.

I want to extend a special "Thank You" to my wonderful clients and your precious fur babies. Your kind words and well wishes have meant the world to us. Most importantly, I am so thankful that you have made me feel nothing but supported in taking this time to bond with our sweet baby boy and navigate the joys and challenges of parenthood. Your understanding is a true gift.

We are filled with anticipation and excitement for what lies ahead, and we feel so fortunate to have such a wonderful community surrounding us. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for everything.

Lots of love,
Dr. Ally, Luke & Baby Levi 🩵

P.S - Yes, I will be returning to work after my maternity leave - as I've always said "Veterinary Medicine isn't a career, it's a lifestyle" just don't be surprised if during your babies exam, I have my baby strapped to my back! LOL 🤣

04/03/2025

Important News!!

Our building repairs will commence in the month of April. To better accommodate our clients and patients, these repairs will be done in phases for an estimated 5 weeks. To alleviate being completely closed, we've scheduled the repairs to be performed from close of business hours (5p) on Thursday through Monday evening.
This new schedule will begin on Thursday, April 10th. We will remain fully staffed and fully operational on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday throughout the entire project with the exception of Wednesday, May 7th.
We appreciate your patience during this time as all of us will be dealing with changes on a daily basis.
On a good note we will be reopening on Friday's from 8a-12p starting mid June to help accommodate our clients who need Friday appointments. If you have any questions about your upcoming appointments feel free to call us.

We appreciate all of our clients and the love, loyalty, and grace you've shown us during this process. We couldn't be here without you!!!

Dr. Ally and Staff

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Punta Gorda, FL

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+19416399600

Website

http://www.puntagordavet.net/

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