Pet Emergency of Martin County

06/22/2025

☀️ As summer kicks off, so do the backyard barbecues!

From fireworks to food scraps, there are hidden hazards that could lead to serious health issues. Share this helpful graphic from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center. Check out our blog for more info. https://www.aspca.org/news/what-bbq-staples-are-dangerous-my-pet?utm_campaign=general&utm_content=1750456560&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

06/21/2025

These gums are DEADLY to your pets!
Xylitol is extremely toxic, 1 piece can drop their blood glucose and can damage the liver.
Should your pet get into the any xylitol products, they need to be seen immediately.
Keep up and out of reach.

06/18/2025

It’s time for another Meet the Team Monday! 👋

Meet Dr. Seth Mitchell—an engineer-turned-veterinarian with a passion for imaging and problem-solving.

After earning his BS in Mechanical Engineering, Dr. Mitchell pursued veterinary medicine at Ross University and eventually found his niche in mobile ultrasound after relocating to South Florida in 2009. His technical background gives him a unique edge in tackling complex cases with clarity and precision.

When he’s not scanning, Dr. Mitchell volunteers as a pilot with Pilots N Paws, helping transport rescue animals to safety. We’re proud to have him leading the Mobile Veterinary Imaging team! ✈️🐾

06/15/2025

Wishing all fathers (2 legged or 4 legged) a Happy Father's day

06/15/2025

***IMPORTANT INFORMATION ***

We will be having a temporary change to our hours starting Monday, June 16th.

Doctor on site overnight (6 p.m. to 8 a.m.) Monday through Friday, and 24 hours on weekends and holidays.
Call us at 772-781-3302 to speak with a veterinary technician at any time.

06/04/2025

https://www.nationaldaycalendar.com/national-day/national-hug-your-cat-day-june-4

NATIONAL HUG YOUR CAT DAY When National Hug Your Cat Day rolls around each year on June 4, the purr-fect opportunity presents itself for some snuggle time.

05/26/2025

05/23/2025

IT'S SUMMER TIME & WITH IT COMES HEAT STROKE!
Know the signs.
Heat stroke, it's here, it's always here, and our temperatures are getting up there.
Our pets can't handle the heat. For some breeds, 20 minute running around outside, can be fatal.
Be aware of the signs, pay attention to your pets behavior, and seek immediate help.

04/23/2025

ALWAYS BE MINDFUL OF YOUR ENVIRONMENT!

We have already had a few cases of snakebites in the ER.
Please know that if you feel your pet has been bit by a snake, you NEED to seek medical attention right away. WE carry anti-venon for rattlesnakes.