Paws & Claws Veterinary Hospital

05/31/2026

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05/23/2026

♥️ May we all have at least one of these chairs:)

This cat became part of the furniture… and honestly, he fits the role perfectly.

After years of scratching, peeling, and “custom redesigns,” the owner jokingly decided the worn-out designer chair should be sold with its real designer included — the cat responsible for every single claw mark.

And judging by the way he’s sitting there proudly like a showroom model, he has absolutely no regrets about his work. In fact, he looks more offended that anyone would question his artistic vision.

The scratched-up chair may have lost its original value, but it definitely gained personality. And let’s be honest — no expensive furniture stands a chance once a cat decides it belongs to them. 🐾😂

05/22/2026

Another great day today for the Paws & Claws family! Please join us in congratulating Dr. Sara Hearn, UF CVM 2026!

We are so proud of you!

05/21/2026

When you mess up but try to make it wholesome 😂

05/21/2026

Ever take a nap so good that you woke up and thought you missed work? But it’s Sunday. And you’re an egret. ⁣

Egrets, like most birds, do take naps. They often engage in short periods of rest during the day, especially if they’re roosting in a safe spot, like in trees or on quiet wetlands. Some species will even stand on one leg while dozing, tucking their head into their feathers to conserve heat and stay alert for Mondays.

Image: A reddish egret with ruffled feathers at Everglades National Park, Florida.

05/15/2026

Today is a great day for the Paws & Claws family! We are gushing with pride for our long-time former vet tech, who is now Dr. Audrey Schermer! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what is next!

05/08/2026

05/05/2026

Meet our Pet of the Week: Gus Gus!

Gus Gus was found wandering alone in a field in Jacksonville, but it didn’t take long for him to find exactly where he belonged. Originally meant to be a temporary foster, he quickly became a foster fail—once he stole his family's hearts, there was no letting him go!

Gus Gus is a big boy for a ferret, weighing in at nearly 4 pounds, and he’s got an even bigger personality to match. He absolutely loves spending time with his humans, and if he’s in the mood for attention, don’t be surprised if he gives your toes a little nibble to let you know it’s time to pick him up.

When he’s not soaking up affection, Gus Gus enjoys playing with his fellow rescue buddies and getting his exercise in on the cat wheel. He’s full of energy, love, and just the right amount of mischief.