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Crestview Veterinary Urgent Care Opening in Crestview on August 7th!

Dogs don't always show stress by barking or trying to escape. Their signals can be much more subtle.Repeated yawning, li...
10/20/2026

Dogs don't always show stress by barking or trying to escape. Their signals can be much more subtle.

Repeated yawning, lip licking, turning away, trembling, tucked tails, flattened ears, or suddenly refusing treats may all be ways your dog is communicating discomfort.

Learning to recognize those early signals allows us to make experiences more comfortable. Have concerns about your dog's behavior or anxiety? Call (448) 448-0448.

Finishing dinner does not tell the whole story about your pet’s health. Changes in thirst, bathroom habits, energy, or m...
10/19/2026

Finishing dinner does not tell the whole story about your pet’s health. Changes in thirst, bathroom habits, energy, or movement can signal a problem even when their appetite seems normal.

If your pet is acting differently, call our office at (448) 448-0448 to discuss what you’re noticing.

Cats may be more independent in some ways, but they still need plenty of care and enrichment. Playtime, scratching oppor...
10/19/2026

Cats may be more independent in some ways, but they still need plenty of care and enrichment. Playtime, scratching opportunities, clean litter boxes, appropriate nutrition, dental care, and routine veterinary visits all contribute to a healthy life. Team cat, team dog, or team both? For pet care questions, call (448) 448-0448.

Landing on their feet does not protect cats from broken bones or internal injuries. After a significant fall, such as fr...
10/16/2026

Landing on their feet does not protect cats from broken bones or internal injuries. After a significant fall, such as from a window or balcony, your cat needs immediate veterinary evaluation even if they appear to walk normally.

Seek emergency veterinary care and contact our office at (448) 448-0448 for guidance without delaying treatment.

Dogs communicate constantly through body language. Tail position, ears, posture, facial expressions, vocalizations, and ...
10/16/2026

Dogs communicate constantly through body language. Tail position, ears, posture, facial expressions, vocalizations, and even how they move can give us clues about whether they’re relaxed, excited, nervous, or uncomfortable. Learning to recognize those signals can help you better understand your dog. Questions about a behavior change? Call (448) 448-0448.

Brushing at home is an excellent habit, but it can't remove hardened tartar or fully address disease below the gumline.A...
10/15/2026

Brushing at home is an excellent habit, but it can't remove hardened tartar or fully address disease below the gumline.

A veterinary dental procedure lets the mouth be thoroughly evaluated and the teeth cleaned above and below the gumline, where periodontal disease can develop unseen.

Is your pet due for a dental evaluation? Call (448) 448-0448.

Those little treats can add up faster than you think!Treats should complement a nutritionally balanced diet, not become ...
10/13/2026

Those little treats can add up faster than you think!

Treats should complement a nutritionally balanced diet, not become a major source of daily calories. Keep portions small and remember that chews, table scraps, and training rewards all count toward your dog's daily intake.

Concerned about your pet's weight or nutrition? Call (448) 448-0448.

We can only imagine what this cat is thinking! Cats communicate a lot without saying a word. Their ears, eyes, whiskers,...
10/12/2026

We can only imagine what this cat is thinking! Cats communicate a lot without saying a word. Their ears, eyes, whiskers, tail, posture, and vocalizations can all offer clues about how they’re feeling. Learning your cat’s normal body language can even help you notice subtle changes sooner. Questions? Call (448) 448-0448.

Limping can signal anything from a sore paw to a damaged ligament or broken bone. Limit running and jumping rather than ...
10/12/2026

Limping can signal anything from a sore paw to a damaged ligament or broken bone. Limit running and jumping rather than encouraging your pet to push through the discomfort. A pet who cannot put weight on a leg needs prompt veterinary attention.

Call our office at (448) 448-0448 for guidance on getting your pet evaluated.

10/09/2026

Hello everyone! We are only seeing patients on a case by case basis. The doors will be locked and no one will be seen unless approved by the veterinarian. Everyone must call ahead and there is no guarantee anyone will be seen. We will answer phones until we can’t any longer. We are anticipating losing electricity and at that time we will completely stop seeing patients. We appreciate everyone’s understanding and please keep pets indoors. Stay safe! - CVUC

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330 West Redstone Avenue
Crestview, FL
32536

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