Bivens Animal Hospital

10/01/2026

This Saturday, October 3rd, from 4–8 PM, you can support retired working K9s throughout Southwest Florida simply by grabbing dinner at Chipotle in Port Charlotte.

These dogs spent their lives serving our communities and the people who depended on them. Now, it’s our turn to give something back.

Enjoy dinner with family or friends while helping us provide retired K9s with the care and support they deserve in their next chapter.

📍 Chipotle | 1799 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte
💻 Online: Use code NYKC8BE
🏪 In-store: Show the fundraiser flyer

** 25% of event sales supports Apollo’s Legacy **

09/21/2026

Dental Special!! Starting this Wednesday, September 23rd through Wednesday, October 13th.
This service includes Bloodwork, Dental Radiographs, Anesthesia and Full Cleaning for $380.00.
If surgical extractions are required there will be an additional $75 fee per tooth.
Call 941-621-4818 today to book and appointment !!

07/31/2026

Come meet our healthy kittens, which are up for adoption to approved homes only!

06/15/2026

Marley is an 8. year old Male, Neutered Bichon who belongs to one of our clients who needs to move in to an assisted living facility. He's a happy healthy little guy with a lot of years left. He does have a history of urinary bladder stones, however, so adopter must be willing to feed him a prescription diet and have urine checks periodically. If you are interested, please call the clinic to apply and speak with Nykol.

04/10/2026

We are open but our Internet/phones are down, if you need something please stop in the office and we will do our best to accommodate!

01/15/2026

Give your senior pet the gift of a healthy year ahead! 🐾

As our furry friends get older, their health needs change. Early detection is everything! Now through January 31st, Bivens Animal Hospital is offering special discounted pricing on comprehensive ultrasounds for dogs and cats aged 6 and up.

Whether it’s a routine check or just for peace of mind, now is the perfect time to schedule.
📞 Call us today at [941-621-4818] to get pricing and book your appointment!

01/08/2026

Phones and Internet are temporarily down.
If you need something please come into the office, thank you.

12/10/2025

Charlotte County Animal Control, in coordination with the Florida Department of Health in Charlotte County, has issued a 30-day rabies alert following confirmation that a bat in the McKee Street/Bennett Drive area of Port Charlotte tested positive for rabies.

Alert Area Boundaries
East: Includes portions of S. McCall Road, Oarsman Street, Hideaway Place, and all areas extending eastward for one-mile from the intersection of Mckee Street and Bennett Drive.
West: Extends to Legend Street, Coliseum Boulevard, Wilmington Boulevard including all locations within a one-mile distance west of the intersection at Mckee Street and Bennett Drive.
North: Includes Romford Avenue, Foresman Boulevard, Gillot Boulevard and David Boulevard, covering all areas within a one-mile distance north of the intersection at Mckee Street and Bennett Drive.
South: Includes portions of Isabell Avenue, Martha Avenue, Overton Avenue and Sailors Way, covering all areas within a one-mile distance south of the intersection at Mckee Street and Bennett Drive.

This alert serves as a reminder that rabies is present in the wild animal population and poses a risk to unvaccinated domestic animals. While this alert is specific to the identified area, rabies can occur anywhere in Charlotte County, and caution is advised countywide.

Recommendations for Residents and Visitors
Ensure all domestic pets are vaccinated against rabies and vaccinations remain current.
Avoid contact with wildlife, particularly raccoons, bats, foxes, skunks, otters, bobcats, and coyotes.
Do not feed or attract wild animals by leaving pet food outdoors or unsecured trash.
Never adopt, handle, or attempt to rescue wild animals, even if they appear friendly or injured.
Secure homes and buildings to prevent bats from entering.
Report animal bites or scratches immediately to Charlotte County Animal Control at 941-833-5690 or the Florida Department of Health in Charlotte County at 941-624-7200.

If your pet is bitten or exposed to a wild animal, seek veterinary care immediately and contact Animal Control at 941-833-5690.
Report stray or suspicious animals to Animal Control for removal.

Rabies is a fatal but preventable disease. Prompt action, vigilance, and responsible pet ownership are key to protecting families, pets, and the community.

For more information, visit the Florida Department of Health in Charlotte County website or contact Charlotte County Animal Control at 941-833-5690.

For information, contact Brian Jones at [email protected].

08/27/2025

08/26/2025

We will be closed this coming Monday, September 1st. We will re-open normal hours Tuesday, September 2nd!