Tri-County Veterinarians

04/04/2026

The "A-Team" at work!

01/09/2025

Sparky's first visit to the vets...

10/16/2024

Thank you to our veterinary assistants! Your help is invaluable.

09/10/2024

Why vaccinate for Leptospirosis?

Leptospirosis can infect pets that drink standing water outside or licking their paws after walking outside. Leptospirosis is carried and spread by wildlife. Our area is ENDEMIC for Leptospirosis.

Signs of leptospirosis:

Leptospirosis infection may include fever, shivering, muscle tenderness, reluctance to move, increased thirst, changes in the frequency or amount of urination, dehydration, VOMITING, DIARRHEA, loss of appetite, lethargy, jaundice (yellowing of the skin and mucous membranes), or painful inflammation within the eyes. The disease can cause kidney failure with or without liver failure. Dogs may occasionally develop severe lung disease and have difficulty breathing. Leptospirosis can cause bleeding disorders, which can lead to blood-tinged vomit, urine, stool or saliva; nosebleeds; and pinpoint red spots (which may be visible on the gums and other mucous membranes or on light-colored skin). Affected dogs can also develop swollen legs (from fluid accumulation) or accumulate excess fluid in their chest or abdomen.

08/26/2024

Happy National Dog Day! Today is the perfect day to give your furry friend a big hug and show them how much you care.
(A doggie cookie would be great, too!)

08/13/2024

Tri-County Veterinarians is proud of our veterinary assistant, Adrienna. Starting at UF Vet Med Class of 2028.

06/19/2024

Friendly dogs of Mexico City...

05/10/2024

04/25/2024

We are a family owned, independent, veterinary hospital. Dr. Springer has been the vet for all your pets for over 25 years. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment for your family pets.

12/21/2023

12/21/2023

Merry Christmas from the crew at Tri-County Veterinarians!