Tuscawilla Oaks Animal Hospital

09/04/2026

Scout knows that we always practice safety first at TOAH!

Goggles: ON.
Laser: ACTIVATED.
Looking adorable: NAILED IT.

09/04/2026

Double the puppies, double the cuteness, and double the trouble! 🐶🐾 These two adorable patients definitely made our day a little brighter. We’re always happy to give our furry friends some extra love while they’re here at TOAH! 🖤

09/01/2026

✨Congratulations to Titus Rosner, our September 2026 Pet of the Month!✨

Titus was adopted by his family through Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida when he was three and a half years old, less than a year into his parents’ marriage. As it turns out, the “Labrador Retriever” part was a bit of a technicality, since a DNA test later revealed that Titus is actually mostly Catahoula Leopard Dog and Plott Hound!

Titus quickly became his parents first “child.” Independent but deeply devoted to his people, he was there as the family grew and eventually welcomed a human brother and sister into his pack.

In his younger days, Titus was quite the adventurer, jumping over gates, opening doors, and even leaping over backyard bushes while chasing squirrels 🐿 and lizards 🦎 along the fence. He definitely knew how to keep his family on their toes!

These days, at 12 years young, Titus prefers life at a slightly more leisurely pace and has become a familiar face here at TOAH during his senior years. He still enjoys strolling through the neighborhood (provided the mail truck isn’t around) and taking rides on Grandpa’s pontoon boat with his ears flapping in the breeze. 🛥

Titus has been beside his family through so many chapters of their lives, growing right along with them from newlyweds to a family of four. He is incredibly loved, and we’re so happy to celebrate this sweet senior gentleman as our September Pet of the Month!

By all accounts, Titus truly is the very best boy. 💜🐾💚

08/29/2026

Happy (belated) birthday to big boy Jack!! 🥳💜 One of our regular day players that can always put a smile on our face, he will always be the best crazy boy!

08/28/2026

Enjoy some puppy goodness to help you power through this Friday! 🐾 TGIF!

08/28/2026

🎉Happy 1st Birthday to one of our Day Players, Rue!🎉

We’ve loved watching Rue grow over the past year! From playtime and zoomies to all the cuddles, you always make our days a little brighter. Here’s to many more years of fun, treats, and tail wags! 💜

08/26/2026

🐾💜Happy National Dog Day! 💜🐾

Today we’re celebrating all the dogs who bring us unconditional love, endless joy, and so many unforgettable moments! 🐶

And what better way to celebrate than by introducing Oreo, our newest puppy at TOAH!🤍 Oreo was rescued from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and is now getting lots of love from his TOAH family. We’re so happy to have you, Oreo! 🐾

Happy National Dog Day from all of us at Tuscawilla Oaks Animal Hospital! 🐶

08/20/2026

Happiest (almost) birthday wishes to one of our amazing day players, Finnegan! 🐾🥳💜 He will be the big boy age of 3 and will always be our best toy fetcher/ lizard inspector!
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08/14/2026

Make sure your pets are up to date on their rabies vaccines!

******ATTENTION RESIDENTS--IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM DOH-SEMINOLE********

DOH-Seminole Issues Rabies Alert

The Florida Department of Health in Seminole County (DOH-Seminole) has issued a rabies alert in Seminole County in response to a confirmed case of rabies in a raccoon that was captured in the Tuskawilla area of Winter Springs on August 11, 2026

People and domestic animals should always avoid physical contact with wild animals (e.g., raccoons, bats, foxes, skunks, otters, bobcats, coyotes), which carry a higher risk of human exposure.

This rabies alert is for 60 days and includes the following boundaries in Seminole County:
• E Florida 434 to the North
• Greenbriar Lane to the East
• Dinero Drive to the South
• Dunmar Circle to the West

Take the following precautions to prevent rabies exposure:
• Immunize your pets and livestock based on your veterinarian’s recommended schedule.
• Keep pets under direct supervision and on a leash, and keep livestock secured on your property. If an animal bites your pet or livestock, seek veterinary assistance for the animal immediately and contact Seminole County Animal Services at 407-665-5201.
• Avoid contact with wild or stray animals. Do not handle, feed, or unintentionally attract them with outdoor pet food, open garbage cans, or other sources of food. If you have been bitten or scratched by a wild or domestic animal, seek medical attention, and report the injury to DOH-Seminole by calling 407-665-3243.
• Never adopt wild animals or bring them into your home; instead, contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.
• Call your local animal control agency to remove any stray animals from your neighborhood. Contact Seminole County Animal Services at 407-665-5201.
• Prevent wildlife, including bats, from entering living quarters or occupied spaces in homes, schools, and other similar areas where they might come in contact with people and pets.
For more information on rabies, please visit FloridaHealth.gov/Rabies or contact DOH-Seminole at 407-665-3243. # # #