Parkland Veterinary Hospital provides a high standard of veterinary care for our beloved patients in a clean, safe environment.
Online AppointmentsPARKLAND VETERINARY HOSPITAL'S MISSION IS TO BECOME THE RECOGNIZED LEADER IN OUR COMMUNITY FOR VETERINARY SERVICES.
We are proud to be the first Animal Hospital in the city of Parkland. Not just a veterinary clinic, but a symbol of pride for the community, we provide excellent care for our pet patients and exceptional service to our clients.
Our goal is to help our clients' pets live long, happy, and healthy lives. We believe that a key element to a healthy pet is a great relationship with your veterinarian. Everyone at Parkland Veterinary Hospital is committed to professional, caring, personalized service. Parkland Veterinary Hospital takes pride in our dedication to the highest standards in veterinary medicine. We have a full service clinic offering state-of-the-art veterinary medical technology and service. We share in the compassion and care of animals with our neighboring animal shelters, animal hospitals, and other pet related businesses in our community.
From the moment you walk through the door, you are greeted by an inviting compassionate staff in a warm, family friendly environment.
From your first visit, you will know that your pet is receiving the best care possible.
Our goal is to make your and your pet's visit as pleasant and anxiety-free as possible. We create a positive environment that puts both you and your pet(s) at ease. With Dr Paredes's kind and gentle appproach and with a knowledgable and caring staff, we will address your pet's ailments and all your concerns. By choosing us for your pet's care, you will ...Experience Quality Service and Expert Pet Care Today!
WE OFFER ONGOING BENEFITS TO BOTH OUR NEW AND EXISTING CLIENTS: Complimentary: first puppy or kitten exam, surgical consults, spay or nueter consults, and dental exams. PVH serves Parkland, and nearby areas of Boca Raton, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, and Deerfield Beach.
View MoreOur first and foremost concern is for the health and wellbeing of your pet. We focus on understanding and addressing all your concerns, thoroughly examining your pet, giving you all our medical findings along with our best expert recommendations, then let you decide the best course of action for your pet. Together, we can help your pet live a long, happy, and healthy life.
View MoreWe typically see Emergencies: Mondays - Fridays from 8:30am - 5:30pm. However, for after-hours emergencies and over-night care, please contact the nearest 24hr emergency animal hospital.
View MoreOur primary care services cover all your pet's preventative care needs such as physical exams, vaccinations, blood tests, parasite screens, heartworm test, and medicinal preventatives for heartworm, intestinal worms, fleas, ticks.
Allergy Relief for your Dog or Cat. If your pet is itchy, has a rash, vomits when eating certain foods, or is constantly scratching day and night then he/she may have allergies. Call us...make an appointment to stop your pet's itching today.
View MoreFor your pet, nothing is more irritating than an ear infection...it itches plus it hurts constantly and they can't scratch hard enough, long enough or deep enough to take away the pain and discomfort. Learn more about what can be done to fix your dog's or cat's ear ache.
View MoreThough your pet's skin and fur is itself a barrier, it can also have diseases. Skin issues may present themselves as bumps, missing patches of fur, skin growths, or skin infection to name a few. Look for the signs and learn what can be done to treat your pet.
View MoreWhile each pet ages differently, for medical purposes, above the average age of 7 years old, your pet is classified as a senior pet. This is when you typically see signs of aging start to show. This includes less mobility (possibly due to onset of arthritis); reduced alertness (due to less vitality); and though not the same for any single pet, a greater occurrence of age-related diseases.
View MoreThere are many diseases affecting either specific internal organs such as kidney disease, heart disease, and liver disease. However, there are also internal diseases affecting the systems, processes, and cycles of your pet's body such as the endocryne system or circulatory system. Other internal disease may be caused by systemic bacterial, viral, or fungal infections.
View MoreWhen physical exams and visual observations of symptoms are not enough to draw conclusive dignosis, medical diagnostics such as bloodwork, X-ray/Radiographs, and the like are important tools that provide more information. As part of ruitine care, diagnostics help with early detection followed by early intervention treatments. As part of critical illness care, diagnostics hone in on the root causes and helps with quick decisive treatment plans.
View MoreIf you don't plan on having a litter of puppies or kittens, then spay and neuter provides many health benefits to your pet. A microchip identifier is often done during spay or neuter procedures but can be done at anytime and at any age without sedation. If your pet gets lost, his/her microchip could result in a safe return home.
View MoreYour pet's eyes are delicate organs. Small scratches left unchecked can develop into ulcers which could further result in loss of sight. So, it is improtant to address eye issues right away. Other eye diseases include Glaucoma, Cateract, and Eye Infections.
View MoreTechnology advancements has given us Laser Therapy, which is a new mode of treatment. Laser Therapy is an effective treatment that reduces pain, swelling, and inflammation. Because of these properties, therpy laser is used as a treament modality for arthritis, wound care, surgical recovery, and more.
View MoreExotic pet's come in smaller packages, but have their fare share of illnesses. From pet reptiles and amphibians to rabbits, rodents, and ferrets...we are here to care for your exotic pet. Call for an appointment today.
View MorePet Obesity is a prevalent pet health issue that may cause more serious diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease. The two main elements to reduce obesity are exercise and nutrition. Prescription diets provide nutritional support for certain internal illnesses.
View MoreReducing or eliminating pain is one of the most important aspect of delivering care that we provide .
View MoreVeterinary Physical Rehabilitation should be done by a trained certified veterinarian. It is an alternative form of medicine that re-teaches the body to move the way it was design to move. Physical rehabilitations utilizes special exercises such as passive range of motion as well as devices that stimulate nerves. Together, these techniques and modes of treatment reinforce the body's neuromusculatr pathways. This is helpful for joint mobility, sports or agility injury, and post surgical recovery for pets (dogs and cats).
View MoreDr. Paredes received her degree in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Florida. She is noted by her peers as being a very talented veterinarian who is knowledgeable in her field and takes great pride in providing premier uncompromised care to animals.
View ProfileDr. Urrutia joined Parkland Veterinary Hospital in January 2023. He completed his degree in Veterinary Medicine from Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico in 2006. He then completed both his U.S. National and Florida Boards to become a licensed veterinary practitioner in the state of Florida. In 2016, he became certified in Canine Rehabilitation through the University of Tennessee and now leads the veterinary physical therapy and alternative medicine department at Parkland Veterinary Hospital. Stop by to meet Dr U, you will find that he is compassionate, proficient, and approachable.
View ProfileGarey Smith is the co-founder and manager of Parkland Veterinary Hospital. He received his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree from the Hough Graduate School of Business at the University of Florida. He is knowleadgeable, business savvy, and cares about the wellbeing of both people and pets.
Our front desk staff is great with both people and pets. They welcome you with a smile and are attentive to clients needs and requests, while also showing concern for the wellbeing of our pet patients. Click above image to see individual bios.
Our technical staff is well trained, knowledgeable, and caring. Plus, they have family pets of their own and treats your pet like their own. Click above image to see individual bios.
Our pet care assistants are attentive, compassionate, love animals. They also have family pets of their own so they treat them like furry family members. Click above image to see individual bios.
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