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oaks veterinary hospital

Posted by: Oaksveterinary
(352) 332-7387
Fax: (352) 332-9468
229 nw 75th st
gainesville, florida 32607
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About Oaks Veterinary Hospital
   Welcome to the website of Gainesville, Florida based Oaks Veterinary Hospital and its sister hospital, Northwood Oaks. Our veterinarians and staff are committed to providing for the health and well-being of our family's pets. We provide the most progressive medical care at affordable prices. Our goal is to give you and your pet personalized attention at all times - when your pet is well, and when problems occur.

This listing has been designed to introduce you to our staff, familiarize you with our services, and inform you about topics that affect your pets' health.

We hope you enjoy and are informed by our website. In this internet age, we strive to incorporate new technology without losing the personal contact that distinguishes our practice. Please feel free to call us with any questions or comments - you are part of our family.

Sincerely, Doctors, Receptionists, and Nurses
Hours of Operation:
   Monday - Friday: 7am - 7pm
Saturday: 8am - 2pm
Sunday discharges: 5 - 5:30pm
All services are scheduled by appointment to ensure prompt and efficient service. We appreciate your prompt arrival, or communication for delays or cancellations. If you wish to bring additional pets or schedule more services, we appreciate prior notification. Office appointments or procedures may be scheduled with a specific doctor.

Drop-offs may be scheduled at no additional hospitalization charge, but we appreciate your spending a few moments with our staff for communication and paperwork. Discharge for all in-house services is by appointment to ensure doctor availability for communications. Anesthetic procedures require a preanesthetic examination for proper preparation. The patient may be hospitalized the night before the procedure at no additional charge.
Emergency Hours of Operation:
   In the event an emergency occurs when our facilities are closed, we recommend and are associated with the following facility in Gainesville:

Affiliated Pets Animal Emergency Clinic 7520 West University Avenue (off Tower Road) Gainesville, Fl 32607 352-373-4444
Services Provided:
   

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS
Laboratory testing is critically important to the management of ill and injured patients, as well as prophylactic preanesthetic evaluations. Because prompt results are extremely beneficial, sophisticated equipment is maintained on the premises. Complete blood counts, chemistry panels, electrolytes, urinalyses, canine occult heartworm tests and feline leukemia and aids tests are all run routinely. In addition, cortisol tests, feline thyroid levels, and cytology of ear swabs, feces, skin scrapes, and fine needle aspirates of growths can all be processed and evaluated immediately. More specialized testing such as histopathology or biopsy of abnormal tissue and body fluid cultures are run in Gainesville at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Hospital. Canine thyroid levels and feline heartworm tests are sent to specialty laboratories.

RADIOLOGY AND ULTRASOUND
Radiographs have always been an important diagnostic tool. These images represent comparative densities and shapes of internal structures, which help our veterinarians evaluate bones and internal cavities and organs. Ultrasound - another form of non-invasive imaging - is available at Oaks. This technology uses sound waves to examine internal organs and their motility, including fetuses during pregnancy.

INTERNAL MEDICINE

Diagnosis and treatment of disease is an important aspect of veterinary medicine. Our doctors treat a broad range of medical problems, including those of the skin (dermatology), eyes (ophthalmology), ears, heart (cardiology), respiratory system, GI (gastroentology), neurology, tumors (oncology)...in other words, most of the body.

When a problem requires specialty care, our doctors will advise you about referral services and help with scheduling and transfer of records.

SURGERY and ANESTHESIA
Surgical services are performed daily using safe and patient-specific anesthesia. Each hospital has a well-equipped and separate operating room where sterile technique is carefully utilized. Surgeons prepare with disinfectant scrubbing, and wear protective caps, masks and gowns. Instruments are sterilized in an autoclave and used for single procedures.

DENTISTRY
Dentistry has become one of the most common anesthetic procedures performed. It is enormously important to the health of our patients - dental infections are painful, and associated bacterial infection may spread to internal organs such as the heart and kidneys. Dental prophylaxis and extractions are performed under general anesthesia. A routine dental cleaning includes scaling with an ultrasonic device, application of a revealing stain to identify residual tartar - which is subsequently removed, polishing to leave a smooth non-adherent surface, and a fluoride treatment.

NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING
We are what we eat - this applies to our pets, too! Many advances have been made in companion animal nutrition. Balanced diets using excellent quality ingredients are vital to good health and can help prevent medical problems. Species, breed, age, activity and medical conditions determine individual nutritional needs. Prescription diets can be used as an adjunct to medical treatment, from the more obvious weight management issues to control of kidney or heart disease.

BEHAVIORAL COUNSELING
Cats and dogs frequently have behavioral problems. In cats, failure to use the litter box - termed inappropriate elimination - is a common and distressing situation. Dogs are often seen for thunderstorm phobias, separation anxiety or aggression. By consultation and medical testing, we can determine a specific diagnosis and initiate treatment with medication and behavioral conditioning. Many behavior problems can be controlled or cured. For cats, try Feliway Electric Diffuser and for dogs, try D.A.P. (Dog Appeasing Pheromone). We sell these products at both clinics.Feliway and D.A.P.

PAIN MANAGEMENT
Veterinary patients feel pain and discomfort under much the same circumstances as people. Arthritis, injury, disease and surgery can all require pain management. Recognizing and treating pain is a hallmark of good patient care.
Products Available:
   HEARTWORM SPECIAL FOR CANINES AND FELINES

Save $10 Start with Canine Occult Heartworm Test or Feline Heska Heartworm Test
Combine with same day purchase of 6 months supply of Heartworm Preventative
(offer includes Interceptor, Sentinel, or Heartgard).
Special not offered when occult test included with already discounted health package.


FELINE LEUKEMIA SPECIAL - $101.23
Save $41.32

Start with Feline Leukemia and FIV (AIDS) Blood Test
Combine with Initial Leukemia Vaccine and Leukemia Vaccine Booster.
"GET TO KNOW YOU" SPECIALS
Available for both canines and felines: $44.89


First Visit to Hospital for Healthy Pets
Includes:

*Physical Examination by Doctor

*Distemper Combination Vaccination

*Fecal Flotation Test

*Full Health Maintenance Consultation.
FLEA CONTROL SPECIALS


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- Buy 6 doses, get 1 free!
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Health maintenance is the application of preventative medicine to keep our patients well. Regular physical examination is of the utmost importance - often problems are detected that, if untreated, would progress to serious illness. A complete physical examination is done routinely and involves assessment of all body systems. The doctor uses visual observation, stethoscope (to listen to heart, lungs, GI sounds), otoscope (to look in ear canals), ophthalmascope (to look in eyes), and palpation of lymph nodes, joints, and abdominal organs.

Routine laboratory testing such as fecal flotations and heartworm tests diagnose internal parasites. Vaccinations, a hallmark of preventative medicine, are used carefully and selectively to prevent serious contagious diseases.

Our doctors recommend a series of visits for puppies and kittens, and twice yearly visits for adult cats and dogs. Health maintenance packages with discounted prices are available, with variable options to individualize your needs.


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