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Garbizo Animal Clinic

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A small animal general practice located in Coconut Creek, FL.

11/09/2026

🏥 Office Update: Garbizo Animal Clinic is closed today.

We’re sorry for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience and understanding! If your pet has an emergency while we’re closed, please contact your nearest 24-hour emergency animal hospital right away.

For non-urgent questions, feel free to leave us a message or request an appointment online at garbizoanimalclinic.com, and our team will get back to you as soon as we’re back in the office. 💙🐾

11/09/2026

Dogs go through sleep stages similar to ours, including the REM stage linked to dreaming. Those little kicks, soft woofs, and wiggling whiskers may be replays of their day. 💤

Chasing squirrels, maybe. Or just waiting for you to come home.

Is your pet's sleep changing? Mention it at their next visit.

11/06/2026

Is your pet up to date on their vaccines? It's one of those things that's easy to put off — especially when your pet seems perfectly healthy. But the truth is, many of the most dangerous diseases in cats and dogs show no warning signs until they've already taken hold. Prevention isn't just smart — it's love in action.

At Garbizo Animal Clinic, we take a thoughtful, individualized approach to vaccinations. Our veterinary team evaluates your pet's lifestyle, age, and health history to recommend exactly the right vaccines at exactly the right time. Whether your pet is a new puppy getting started on their vaccination schedule or an adult due for boosters, we make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible for both of you. 🐶🐱

Because when it comes to your pet's health, staying ahead of the threat is always better than treating what follows.

📞 Call (954) 974-1136 or visit www.garbizoanimalclinic.com to get your pet's vaccination schedule on track today.

11/04/2026

And the winners are… 🥁🎃

Thank you to everyone who joined our October Halloween fun! Here are the results:

👑 Pet Costume Contest Winner: Pedro Seth, who totally nailed his Chucky look! Pedro Seth takes home a $50 credit to his clinic account. 🎉

🎃 Staff Pumpkin Decorating Contest:
🥇 1st Place: Kiara and her WALL-E pumpkin
🥈 2nd Place: Sue and her spooky spider pumpkin

👻 We also have to give a shout-out to some notable costume entries: Hanson as Lamb Chop, Chloe riding in style, and Max as the cutest bumblebee! 🐝

Swipe to see them all! ➡️

Thank you to every pet and pet parent who entered. You made this Halloween one to remember! 🧡

Happy Howl-oween from all of us at Garbizo Animal Clinic!

11/04/2026

Cancer is one of the leading causes of illness in older dogs and cats. New lumps, sudden weight loss, sores that won't heal, or changes in appetite are all worth a vet visit. 🩺

Catching it early gives your pet more options, and more time.

📞 Noticed something new? Schedule a check with your veterinarian.

11/03/2026

Is your pup carrying a few extra pounds? You’re not alone. About 60% of dogs are overweight or obese, and that extra weight can affect their comfort, mobility, and long-term health. 🐶

The good news is that small daily habits make a big difference. Choose healthy treats and count them toward your dog’s daily calories, measure every meal, check food labels, and feed a balanced diet made for weight management. Daily walks and playtime help too, supporting joint health and keeping your dog’s mind sharp.

Not sure what your dog’s ideal weight should be? At your next wellness exam, Dr. Kevin and Dr. Jen can check your dog’s body condition and build a plan that fits their age, breed, and lifestyle. Same-day appointments and walk-ins are always welcome! Call us at (954) 974-1136.

11/02/2026

🍀 Meet our November Pet of the Month: Finnegan! 🍀

In his person’s words:

“I’ve had dogs my whole life and I have to say Finnegan is definitely my favorite, and vice versa. He is by far not a typical chihuahua. I’ve had him since he was 5 months old, as his owner was sick and could not give him the puppy attention required.

Finn and I were both born on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17th, so he had my heart right away. He has none of the characteristics of a chihuahua… although I am his ‘person,’ which is a definite trait for a chihuahua, to single out one person in the household. We have never been without each other in the entire 5 years I’ve had him. I would be afraid for the BOTH OF US what would happen, lol.

He’s a little shy with strangers but warms up after a little barking. He’s a toughie with dogs, especially big dogs. And I have to apologize for his vocalness. Sometimes he even goes after a car passing by, can’t figure that one out!

What else can I say that is not seen in his pictures? As they say in Italy, ‘che faccia’ (what a face).” 🐾

Thank you for sharing Finn with us! We’re so lucky to help care for this little toughie. 💙

11/01/2026

Pets run on routine, so a sudden one-hour shift can mean early wake-ups and confused dinner bells. Shift meals and walks by 10–15 minutes a day for a smoother transition. And with darker evenings, add a reflective collar or light-up leash. 🌙

A little planning keeps everyone safe and on schedule.

📞 Questions about your pet's routine? Your vet team is here to help.

10/30/2026

It's the strangest night of the year from their point of view. Strangers arrive in shapes that shouldn't exist. The door opens, again and again. Small people shriek with joy in a way that sounds a lot like alarm. 🎃

So give them the easy version: a quiet back room with the door closed, water, a familiar blanket, and a fan or the TV humming over the noise. Check that the collar tag is readable before the sun goes down. Then go enjoy your night knowing they're comfortable instead of coping.

They don't need to be part of the party. They just need to be safe while you're having one. 🖤

📞 If your pet gets into candy tonight, call your veterinarian or ASPCA Animal Poison Control right away.

10/29/2026

Halloween is almost here! 🎃 Keep the night fun and safe for your four-legged family members.

Keep candy out of reach, since chocolate and sugar-free treats with xylitol can be toxic to pets, and throw wrappers away right away because foil and cellophane can cause intestinal blockages if swallowed. If your pet dresses up, make sure the costume doesn’t limit their movement, sight, hearing, or breathing. With trick-or-treaters coming and going, keep an eye on the front door, and double-check that ID tags and microchip info are up to date in case your pet slips out.

If your pet eats something they shouldn’t, call us or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 right away. We’re also open this Saturday, October 31, from 8AM to 2PM. Call us at (954) 974-1136.

Address

4400 W Sample Road STE 148
Coconut Creek, FL
33073

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+19549741136

Website

https://garbizoanimalclinic.com/

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