Pet Care Information

A Veterinarian’s Breakdown of Cat Heartworm

Cats

As veterinarians, we see a wide range of health concerns in our feline friends. One potential threat often overlooked by cat owners is heartworm disease. While less common in cats than dogs, heartworm infection still poses a serious health risk. Understanding the prevalence of this disease in cats, along with the importance of p...

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Can Chiropractic Help Your Cat? Here’s What to Know

Cats

Chiropractic care is often associated with pain relief and mobility issues, but its benefits extend far beyond that, especially for cats. While many feline patients may not show obvious symptoms like limping or stiffness, chiropractic adjustments can improve overall wellness through the regulation of neurologic function and orga...

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Yes! Cats Need Flea and Tick Prevention and Treatments, Too!

Cats

When it comes to fleas and ticks, the conversation about prevention and treatment usually centers around dogs, and to many pet owners that makes sense. After all, dogs spend a lot of time outside for bathroom breaks, walks, and playtime and frequently spend time with other dogs at boarding facilities and dog parks, making flea a...

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9 Aspects of Cat Preventive Care That Every Owner Should Know

Cats

If you asked any owner what kind of life they want for their cat, their answer would probably have to do with their cat having a long and healthy life. After all, who wouldn't want as many happy years with their cat as possible? Preventive care is one of the best ways to extend your cat’s lifespan and keep them as healthy as po...

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Establishing Truths Regarding Feline Heartworm Disease

Cats

An Introduction to Heartworm in Cats Heartworm disease is well known for affecting dogs, but its impact on cats raises many questions for pet owners. While the initial transmission is similar for both cats and dogs, when and how a cat progresses after exposure to a heartworm is drastically different than in dogs. Let's explore...

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What Our Clients Have To Say

I wasn’t holding my breath that a vet would work hard to help diagnose my leopard gecko. I was wrong. The doctor worked hard to diagnose why our pet lizard stopped eating & ran a battery of tests.

Paulina Testerman

Vets and staff are knowledgeable and efficient. Clean and friendly Vet office. My dog now goes in to see her Vet with out balking.

Sara Little

Dr. Fink was just super with the Bruiser on his last visit. The entire staff was attentive, caring and professional. We would highly recommend University Animal Clinic to all who love their pets and want the best care for them.

ARF

All employees are amazing with animals. I am glad I found a Vet’s office that makes me feel that my 5 months old puppy is in the best hands

Heide Myrick

Even with full covid-19 protection our Basset was well cared for by the staff, I received detailed home care instructions and got a ‘checking on you’ call the next day. Our basset is on the way to revovery. Perfect outcome. Great caring friendly staff.

Stan Yonkauski

Met Dr. Sam and Dr. Fink today and was very impressed. We have been a client of University Animal Clinic since it opened with Dr. Rill. My wife and I feel very comfortable with these ladies and plan to keep our relationship with them. The staff and Dr’s are very helpful and friendly.

Pet Parent

The very best of care, the entire staff always gives their all and truly cares about both patient and parents! You won’t find a better clinic in Sarasota.

Ron Marano

My dogs, Max and Leo, always have a very positive experience at UAC. The staff is friendly and professional. The office is efficient and clean. I appreciate the ability to check on the dogs’ vaccinations, etc., on the pet portal. Great vet practice.

Ronni Silverman

The entire staff was friendly and professional. Dr. Sam was extremely knowledgeable, kind, and eased my anxiety. Even though I was worried they comforted me, answered all of my questions, and took great care of my fur baby.

Zach Gennette

It is very difficult to find an avian vet who is kind while not sugar coating what can be bad news. I had no idea conures get cataracts as they get older, helped me understand my bird’s actions. The Dr. is wonderful!

Jessica Sakas