Boca Village Animal Hospital

05/25/2026

05/24/2026

Microchips help reunite lost pets with their families.

Is your pet chipped?
Is the chip registered?
Is the contact information up to date?

https://www.aaha.org/for-veterinary-professionals/microchip-registry-lookup-tool-aaha-find-your-pets-microchip-registry/

Not microchipped yet?
Contact us to schedule an appointment today!

05/22/2026

Heads up, pet parents! We will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 26th, and will reopen on Tuesday, May 27th at 7:30am. Enjoy the holiday, and we look forward to seeing you and your furry friend soon! 🐾

05/16/2026

Pet nicknames are a fun, universal way to bond with your animals. They usually evolve naturally from a pet's real name, silly behaviors, or physical quirks!
Share your pets nicknames💕

05/08/2026

Post a pic of your pet in the comments and tell us their favorite treat🍦🐾
Happy Friday!!

05/07/2026

☀️Heatstroke can occur from being exposed to long, hot or humid weather, strenuous exercise, or being left in a hot car. Unlike humans, dogs only have sweat glands on their paws and rely mainly on panting to cool themselves down.

A normal dog’s temperature is 100.5°F–102.5°F. Heatstroke occurs when their temperature rises to 105°F or higher.

Signs of heatstroke include:

Heavy panting
Drooling
Vomiting or bloody diarrhea
Weakness
Confusion
Seizures
Collapse

Heatstroke is an emergency. If you suspect your pet is overheating, contact your veterinarian immediately.

05/01/2026

Happy Birthday Dr Tompkins🎉🎂

04/29/2026

If your pet exhibits signs of over heating, which can result in heat stroke very quickly, please get them medical attention as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the more fatal the situation becomes! They are more susceptible if they are overweight, have a short snout, long coat, elderly or a puppy. Usually by the time you see signs their body temp is already >105.0*; which is an emergency! If they are vomiting, have bloody diarrhea, stagger, collapse, seize, or become unresponsive; call your vet or closest ER and GO!!!!

04/28/2026

Spring brings fresh air, blooming flowers… and allergies for some dogs 🌸
Seasonal allergies can be uncomfortable, but there are ways to help your pet feel better. Limiting exposure to allergens, following your veterinarian’s recommendations for medications, and keeping up with regular grooming can all make a big difference.
If your dog is showing signs of allergies, we’re here to help. Contact us to discuss diagnosis and treatment options tailored to your pet’s needs