The UF Veterinary Hospital at WEC: Small Animal Care

The UF Veterinary Hospital at WEC is excited to offer state-of-the-art urgent and preventive care, boarding and grooming services, and ophthalmology services to cats and dogs in Ocala. Companion animals will be seen and treated by University of Florida veterinarians, assisted by a team of veterinary technicians and client services personnel.

Small Animal Care Services

Urgent Care

· Vomiting
· Diarrhea
· Difficult or abnormal urination
· Difficulty breathing
· Collapse or difficulty walking
· Lameness
· Skin problems
· Ear infections
· Trauma
· Cuts and lacerations
· Allergic reactions
· Snake bites
· Toxicities

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Preventive and Primary Care

· Annual exams
· New puppy/kitten exams
· Vaccination
· Parasite prevention
· Blood and fecal testing
· Geriatric care
· Dentistry
· End-of-life care
· Medications and prescription diets

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Ophthalmology Services

· Electroretinography
· Fluoroscein stain
· Indirect ophthalmoscopy
· Slit lamp biomicroscopy
· Tonometry
· Tear testing
· Ocular and orbital imaging

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Location:
1156 NW 81st Terrace Rd.
Ocala, FL 34482
(352) 414-3858
UF-WEC@ufl.edu

Small Animal Care Hours of Operation:
Monday – Sunday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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Ranked #7 among veterinary medical colleges nationwide by U.S. News & World Report, we are Florida’s only College of Veterinary Medicine. We advance the science of animal, human and environmental health.

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