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NSB Animal Medical Center, previously known as Smyrna Veterinary Hospital

11/11/2026

Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country and protected the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Your courage, sacrifice, dedication, and selflessness do not go unnoticed. We are especially grateful for the incredible bond between our veterans and their four-legged companions. Whether they're loyal family pets, service animals, or the comforting paws that help make every day a little brighter, we know just how special that connection can be. ❤️

From our veterinary family to yours, THANK YOU for your service, your sacrifices, and your unwavering commitment to our country.

Today and every day, we salute you!

❤️🤍💙 **Land of the free because of the brave.**

11/05/2026

🐾 **We're Here for Your Pets, Even on the Weekends!** 🐾

Pets don't always get sick or need care Monday through Friday, and we understand that!

That's why **New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center** is here for your furry family members on the weekends!

🩺 **WEEKEND URGENT CARE HOURS**
📅 Saturday & Sunday
⏰ 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Whether your pet needs urgent attention or you're concerned something just isn't right, our team is here to help!

❤️ Because your pets deserve care when they need it most.

📍 New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center

Please share with your friends, family, and fellow pet parents!

10/31/2026

👻 Boo! Did Someone Say Treats? 👻

This Halloween, don't forget to keep your furry ghouls and goblins safe! 🎃🐾

✅ Pet-friendly costumes only
✅ Keep candy out of reach (especially chocolate!)
✅ Make sure ID tags are up to date for trick-or-treat excitement

We'd love to see your pets dressed in their Halloween best! Drop a photo in the comments and show off your spooky side. 🎃🦇

Happy Halloween from all of us at New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center! 🧡

10/20/2026

🍂🎃 **FALL-ing Into Trouble!** 🐾

Pumpkin spice for you, questionable snacks for your dog, and a cat who thinks every falling leaf is a personal enemy. 😂🍁

As the weather cools down, remember to keep those curious noses out of trouble and those furry troublemakers healthy!

Wishing all our furry friends a *pawsitively* amazing fall! 🧡🐶🐱

10/12/2026

🎃👻 **Halloween Décor Can Be Spooky... But It Can Also Be Dangerous for Pets!** 🐾🧡

As you decorate your home for Halloween, don't forget to keep your furry family members safe! Some festive decorations can pose serious health risks if chewed on or swallowed.

⚠️ **Watch out for these common hazards:**
🎃 **Jack-o'-lanterns** – Real candles can cause burns or start fires if curious tails knock them over. Try battery-operated candles instead.
🕸️ **Fake spider webs** – These can cause intestinal blockages if ingested and may become tangled around legs or necks.
💡 **Electrical cords & string lights** – Chewing can lead to burns, electrical shock, or electrocution.
🦴 **Glow sticks & glow jewelry** – While not usually highly toxic, they taste awful and can cause excessive drooling, pawing at the mouth, and temporary vomiting.
🌿 **Decorative plants & pumpkins** – Moldy pumpkins can make pets sick, and some seasonal plants may be toxic.
🍬 **Halloween candy** – Chocolate, xylitol (found in sugar-free treats), raisins, and candy wrappers are all dangerous and should be kept well out of reach.

🐶🐱 **Pet Safety Tip:** If you're decorating with anything small enough to fit in your pet's mouth, assume it's a potential chewing hazard and place it somewhere they can't access.

If you think your pet has chewed or swallowed something they shouldn't, contact your veterinarian immediately. Early treatment can make all the difference.

Have a fun, festive, and **pet-safe Halloween!** 🎃🐾🧡

10/11/2026

If your cat is hiding and refusing to eat, especially on a Sunday, bringing them to New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center (NSB AMC) for an urgent evaluation is the right move. Cats are experts at hiding illness, and a sudden drop in appetite—combined with hiding—is a clear sign they are feeling unwell or in pain and need prompt care.

Here is what you need to know for your visit:

Today's Hours (Sunday)
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Steps for a Smooth Visit
Call Ahead: Ring the clinic at (386) 427-3431 so the staff can prepare for your arrival and update you on current wait times.

Keep Them Secure: Transport your cat in a sturdy, covered carrier to help them feel safe during travel and in the lobby.

Note Any Other Symptoms: Be ready to mention how long they've been hiding, when they last drank water, or if they've shown signs of vomiting or lethargy.

Urgent Care Services at NSB AMC
The veterinary team is on-site to run diagnostic tests (such as bloodwork or X-rays) and provide immediate supportive treatments, including fluids, anti-nausea medications, and pain management to get your cat comfortable.

Location
1147 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

10/10/2026

Yes, if your dog is experiencing diarrhea on a Saturday, New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center (NSB AMC) is ready to help. Their Weekend Diarrhea Rescue services are specifically designed for rapid, compassionate care when your pet needs it most.

Here is the key information for your visit:

Today's Hours (Saturday)
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Steps for best results:
Call Ahead or Walk in: Call the clinic at (386) 427-3431

Collect a Sample: If possible, safely bring a small, fresh sample of the diarrhea with you for diagnostics.

Bring Leash/Carrier: Ensure your pet is secure in a carrier or on a leash when you arrive.

Urgent Care Services
NSB AMC specializes in rapid relief for common weekend causes of diarrhea, including:

Sudden vomiting or diarrhea
Indiscretions (eating things they shouldn't)
Parasites or infections
Dehydration symptoms

Location
1147 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

10/07/2026

🐾 When your pet can’t wait, we’re here.

Accidents, sudden illnesses, and unexpected health scares don't always happen during normal clinic hours. At New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center Urgent Care Veterinary, our experienced team provides fast, compassionate medical care for your pets when they need it most.

🩺 Common conditions we treat:

• Cuts, wounds, and bite marks
• Sudden vomiting, diarrhea, or appetite loss
• Eye infections, earaches, and skin irritations
• Minor limping, pain, or swelling
• Urinary tract issue symptoms

📍 Location: 1147 N Dixie Freeway New Smyrna Beach FL, 32168
⏰ Hours: Saturday and Sunday 9am-6pm
📞 Call Ahead or Walk In: (386)427-3431

10/02/2026

🐾 **WEEKEND URGENT CARE IS HERE!** 🐾

Weekend plans don’t always go according to schedule—especially when your four-legged family member isn’t feeling their best. ❤️

**New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center is OPEN Saturday & Sunday from 9 AM–6 PM for urgent care needs.** 🩺🐶🐱

From unexpected injuries and tummy troubles to those *“something just isn’t right”* moments, our team is here to help provide the care, comfort, and peace of mind your pet needs.

📍 New Smyrna Beach Animal Medical Center
🕘 **Saturday & Sunday | 9 AM–6 PM**
📞 **386-427-3431**

Because emergencies don’t always happen Monday–Friday. We’re here when your pets need us. 🐾💙

**Share this post with a fellow pet parent—you never know when they might need us!**

09/30/2026

Crisp air and autumn leaves make for great walk weather, but fall also brings hidden hazards for our curious pets. Keep your fur babies safe on your outdoor adventures by watching out for these seasonal dangers:

Top Autumn Hazards for Pets:

Wild Mushrooms: Wild mushrooms pop up rapidly in cool, damp fall weather. Many varieties are highly toxic, causing severe liver, kidney, or neurological damage.

Rodenticides & Rat Poison: As rodents head indoors for the cold weather, rat poison placement spikes. These products are delicious to pets but cause fatal internal bleeding or brain swelling.

Acorns & Horse Chestnuts: Ingesting acorns can cause intestinal blockages or severe upset, while the tannic acid inside can lead to kidney issues.

Antifreeze & De-Icers: As drivers top off fluids, spills on driveways happen. Antifreeze tastes sweet to pets but even a few licks can lead to acute kidney failure.

What to do in an emergency:
If you suspect your pet has eaten anything toxic, don't wait for symptoms to show up. Call us immediately or contact the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center.

Save this post for quick reference during your fall walks! 🍂🐶🐱

Address

1147 N Dixie Freeway
New Smyrna Beach, FL
32168

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 8pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 8pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 8pm
Thursday	7:30am - 8pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+13864273431

Website

https://newsmyrnaanimal.com/

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