Advanced Veterinary Care Center

Advanced Veterinary Care Center Board-Certified Expertise,
Life-saving Pet Care 24/7. šŸ“South FL
🚨Emergency & Specialty Veterinary Care 🐾 šŸ©

Advanced Veterinary Care Center provides expert emergency & specialty veterinary care for companion animals in South Florida.

03/13/2026

It’s Pet Poison Prevention Month! 🐾 Our team is putting their knowledge to the test, can you name these common pet toxins? šŸ’ŠšŸ«āš ļø

Kidney disease can progress quietly. Bloodwork and urinalysis play an important role in identifying changes and helping ...
03/12/2026

Kidney disease can progress quietly. Bloodwork and urinalysis play an important role in identifying changes and helping veterinarians evaluate kidney function. On World Kidney Day, we’re highlighting the role of advanced diagnostics and the expertise of our Internal Medicine team.

Pets are often referred to us by their primary care veterinarians, or first seen by one of our ER doctors when they arrive with concerning symptoms. Our Internal Medicine specialists then work closely with referring veterinarians, our ER team, and pet families to diagnose kidney disease, monitor progression, and create individualized treatment plans that support the best possible quality of life.

When your pet is referred to a board-certified specialist, it means they’re receiving care from a veterinarian who has c...
03/09/2026

When your pet is referred to a board-certified specialist, it means they’re receiving care from a veterinarian who has completed years of additional, focused training beyond veterinary school.

Board certification requires:
Advanced internship training
2-3+ year specialty residency
Publication and case requirements
Passing comprehensive board examinations
Ongoing continuing education

Specialists are trained specifically to manage complex, advanced, or challenging medical conditions.

If you ever have questions about what a referral means or how specialty care works, our team is always here to help guide you.

Tito spent seven days in our 24-hour ICU with Board Certified Emergency and Critical Care Specialist Dr. Brooke Newmans ...
03/05/2026

Tito spent seven days in our 24-hour ICU with Board Certified Emergency and Critical Care Specialist Dr. Brooke Newmans and our dedicated team. Each check-in brought reassurance, each treatment gave hope, and today, Tito is thriving, enjoying sunny days and stroller walks with his mom.
ā€œI can’t imagine going through what I went through at any other place. If I hadn’t brought Tito to AVCC, he wouldn’t have made it,ā€ shares his mom, Trixie.

Read more about Tito’s journey and how our team supports pets when every moment matters. [Link in comments]

Capillaria is a group of tiny internal parasites that can affect both cats and dogs, most commonly targeting the bladder...
03/03/2026

Capillaria is a group of tiny internal parasites that can affect both cats and dogs, most commonly targeting the bladder, lungs, or nasal passages. Pets become infected from the environment, through contaminated soil, urine, stool, or even by eating infected earthworms.
Many cats show no signs, but symptoms can include blood in the urine or straining to urinate (bladder involvement), coughing or wheezing (lung involvement), or sneezing and nasal discharge (nasal involvement). Diagnosis can be tricky since eggs aren’t always shed consistently, which makes a careful microscopic exam so important.

šŸ”¬ This image shows Capillaria worms identified under the microscope by our lab technician, a not-so-common finding and a great catch by our team.

The good news: Capillaria is treatable with deworming medication, and most pets recover well with proper care.

So grateful for words like these šŸ¤ Nothing means more to us than being there for pets and the people who love them when ...
03/02/2026

So grateful for words like these šŸ¤ Nothing means more to us than being there for pets and the people who love them when it matters most. Thank you for trusting our team with your fur angel, it’s an honor to care for them, every step of the way.

A February full of care in every form. Valentine’s smiles, brave patients, skilled surgeries, and compassionate moments ...
02/27/2026

A February full of care in every form. Valentine’s smiles, brave patients, skilled surgeries, and compassionate moments shared between our doctors, nurses, and the pets we serve. And of course, a little laughter too, like the moment a discharge was accidentally printed on tiny label paper, reminding us that even on the busiest days, there’s always room for humor. Thank you for trusting us with your pets.

Today is  . Spaying isn’t just about preventing pregnancy, it’s about protecting your pet’s health.Pyometra - A life-thr...
02/24/2026

Today is . Spaying isn’t just about preventing pregnancy, it’s about protecting your pet’s health.

Pyometra - A life-threatening uterine infection that can occur suddenly and requires emergency surgery.

Mammary (Breast) Cancer - The risk increases with each heat cycle; spaying early significantly lowers this risk.

Unplanned Pregnancies - Leads to health risks for mom, overcrowding, and difficult decisions for owners.

Hormonal Behavior Changes - Heat cycles can cause anxiety, restlessness, vocalizing, and escape-seeking behavior.

Longer, Messier Heat Cycles - Bleeding, swelling, and frequent attention from male dogs.

Higher Emergency Costs - Treating complications like pyometra is far more expensive than preventive spaying.

Spaying is a form of preventive care that can protect your pet’s health and may even save her life.

CT (Computed Tomography) scans give us a detailed look inside your pet, helping our doctors diagnose quickly and precise...
02/23/2026

CT (Computed Tomography) scans give us a detailed look inside your pet, helping our doctors diagnose quickly and precisely while guiding treatment planning. Advanced imaging provides clarity at every step.

āš ļø Botulism Risk Alert for Dog OwnersIguanas, especially dead or cold-stunned ones can pose a serious, life-threatening ...
02/19/2026

āš ļø Botulism Risk Alert for Dog Owners
Iguanas, especially dead or cold-stunned ones can pose a serious, life-threatening risk to dogs if ingested.

• Check your yard regularly for dead or immobilized iguanas
• Keep pets away — do not allow dogs to play with, chew on, or eat iguanas
• Remove carcasses promptly using gloves and dispose of them safely
• Act fast: If you suspect your dog ate an iguana, contact your veterinarian immediately. Rapid treatment is critical.

Early action can make all the difference. We’re open 24/7 in Davie, Fl. šŸ“ž 954-500-8387

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Behind every complex case is advanced training, years of experience, and a commitment to exceptional care.Meet our board...
02/16/2026

Behind every complex case is advanced training, years of experience, and a commitment to exceptional care.

Meet our board-certified specialty doctors in Internal Medicine, Oncology, Surgery, and Critical Care, expert care for the moments that matter most.

02/13/2026

Spreading love this Valentine’s season šŸ’• Starting with Nurse Melissa and her sweet girl, Bindi.
Caring for our patients is what we love doing all year long. DavieFL

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8920 W. State Road 84
Davie, FL
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