Personalized Pet Wellness Care
At Jonesville Animal Hospital, we know that our pets are made up of individuals that all have unique requirements for wellness. Each pet is precious to their owner, and we know you want the absolute best care for your pet!
Whether you come to us from Newberry, Jonesville, Tioga, Gainesville, FL or outside of Alachua County, our team of dedicated veterinarians and staff are committed to providing lifelong, comprehensive pet wellness care to all of our pet patients. Our animal clinic understands that every animal is unique and deserves their own personalized treatment to remain healthy at every stage of life.
Read on to learn more about the veterinary care our animal hospital provides.
Pet Health Exams for All Ages
As your pet grows, their needs will naturally change. Therefore, our veterinarians offer age-specific treatments for puppies and kittens, adult dogs and cats, and seniors, too. Every veterinary service we offer at our animal hospital is flexible and designed to be structured around your pet’s health and lifestyle.

When you bring a new pet into your home, you should schedule their first exam as soon as possible. Puppies and kittens are vulnerable to illness and will likely not have the needed immunity to fight disease.
During the exam, our veterinarians will test your pet’s stool for signs of intestinal parasites and conduct a thorough, nose-to-tail physical. During your pet health check, your veterinarian will answer any questions you have about nutrition, behavior, house training, vaccinations, and more
Getting proper health care for your pet in the first year of their life is essential. Maintaining good pet health in adulthood is just as important! Our veterinarians recommend annual exams and wellness blood work, routine dental cleanings, suggested vaccinations, heartworm testing, and parasite prevention as a key part of keeping your pet happy and healthy.
Aging affects our pets in much the same way it affects people — they begin to slow down and can develop conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, obesity, and heart disease. That’s why our veterinarians recommend semi-annual exams to monitor your pet’s health and screen for potential problems.
Illnesses can develop quickly in older pets, so catching them early is crucial. Our animal clinic offers various blood tests to help us assess your pet’s blood cell count and organ function. Furthermore, your veterinarian can work with you to choose the best treatments for your pet — whether this includes medication or laser therapy, we can improve their quality of life.
Pet Nutrition and Behavior Counseling
A balanced diet is integral to your pet's well-being. At our veterinary hospital, we will discuss your pet's nutritional needs with you in detail. Establishing a proper, well-measured diet when your pet is young is essential for their development and future health. Poor-quality food and improper amounts can negatively impact your pet's health, both inside and out! There are countless pet food options to choose from at various retailers, but there is also a great deal of misinformation regarding certain ingredients and what actually works best for pets. Our animal clinic’s team of veterinarians is here to help you make the best choices for your pet's health and answer any questions you have about the ingredients that are in their food. As your pet grows, their dietary needs will change, and we want you to be informed about not only what kind of food they need, but how much they need on a daily basis.
In addition to a balanced, age-appropriate diet, good behavior also plays a role in your pet’s health. Whether your pet is a puppy or kitten or is well into their adult years, certain behaviors can limit their quality of life and cause them (and you) undue stress. Some behaviors may be the result of a health problem, so it’s important to monitor your pet for any behavior you think might be out of the ordinary. Don’t hesitate to give our pet clinic a call if you notice your pet behaving strangely or acting in a way that is potentially harmful to their overall health. Alerting us to these issues promptly will make it easier for us to help you manage them. If necessary, our veterinarians can also refer your pet to a certified behaviorist, especially if your pet’s behaviors are not related to pet health concerns.
Creating A Wellness Plan for Your Pet
You are just as much a part of your pet’s healthcare program as we are! By working together, we can help your pet live their longest, healthiest life with routine treatments and regular follow-ups. Our animal hospital is looking forward to being involved with your pet’s care and seeing them thrive for many years to come.
To get started with our team, give our pet clinic a call today at (352) 331-7050. We proudly offer preventative wellness care to the pets and pet owners of Alachua County, Florida, including the cities of Jonesville, Newberry, Tioga, Gainesville, and beyond.