Veterinary SERVICES
Looking for veterinary services in Fort Lauderdale?
Victoria Park Animal Hospital offers a wide range of veterinary services for pets in the following areas:
- Pet wellness and vaccination programs to prevent illnesses
- Animal medical services for diagnosing and treating health conditions
- Pet surgery including spay and neuter
- Pet dental cleanings and treatment to avoid serious dental diseases
- And many more
If you’re ready to see our expert veterinary team in Fort Lauderdale, call Victoria Park Animal Hospital today at (954) 617-8724 or make an appointment now.
Pet Services
General Wellness/ Vaccines
General Wellness/ Vaccines
General Wellness/ Vaccines
Technician Appointment
General Wellness/ Vaccines
General Wellness/ Vaccines
Ear cleaning, anal gland expression, nail trim, and more.
Phovia Light Treatment
General Wellness/ Vaccines
Phovia Light Treatment
Laser Treatment
General Wellness/ Vaccines
Phovia Light Treatment
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Nutritional Counseling
What diet is best for your pet?
It’s easy to get confused or overwhelmed by all the pet foods on the market. We can help you weed through the choices and find a puppy or kitten food that will meet your growing pet’s specific nutritional needs. We even carry many nutritionally balanced, veterinary-approved brands in our clinic.
Feel free to ask us for a food recommendation or to contact us with any nutrition questions or concerns you might have. We’re happy to help!
Laser Therapy
WE OFFER LASER THERAPY!!!
At Victoria Park Animal Hospital we strive to stay on top of the latest advancements in veterinary medicine so that we can continue to offer our clients the most effective treatment options for their cherished pets. As part of this commitment, we are proud to offer veterinary laser therapy as an additional treatment option to manage pain and speed healing following surgery or injury. It’s just one of the many ways we are helping to improve the lives of animals and the people who love them.
What is Laser Therapy?
The therapeutic laser is a small, handheld device that emits a high intensity beam of light. The light painlessly targets problem areas, both externally and internally, to reduce pain, improve mobility and speed healing following injury or surgery. Laser therapy is becoming a preferred treatment modality for many pet owners because it is painless, drug-free and non-invasive, yet results can often be seen after just one session.
What can laser therapy be used to treat?
Laser therapy technology is ideal for treating animals that suffer from a number of medical conditions, such as:
- Arthritis
- Hip Dysplasia
- Degenerative Disc Disease
- Back Injuries
- Trauma or Surgical Wounds
- Strains or Sprains
- Ligament Damage
- Infections
- Inflammation
- Dental Problems
- Much More…
How many laser treatments will my pet need?
Just as every animal is unique, the way they respond to laser treatments will vary. Some animals require just one or two sessions, while others take longer to achieve the desired results. The doctor will be able to provide you with a customized treatment protocol once your pet has been properly evaluated. We invite you to start a conversation today to find out if this innovative treatment option would benefit your four-legged friend.
PHOVIA LIGHT TREATMENT
Phovia Light Treatment
Phovia is a novel way to manipulate the function of cells within the dermis and epidermis, to reduce inflammation but still accelerate regeneration.
It is a two-part system, comprising a LED lamp and a chromophore gel, used together, they produce multi-wavelength fluorescent light energy that can penetrate the skin to variable depths. Unlike other systems, Phovia is capable of triggering different beneficial responses at different levels.
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October Special!
Victoria Park Animal Hospital now offers non-anesthetic dentals Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. For the month of October, enjoy a courtesy oral exam (valued at $70) for your pet with their non-anesthetic dental!
Included in a non-anesthetic dental:
- The mouth may be wiped down or rinsed with a non-anesthetic to decrease bacteria.
- Plaque and tarter will be removed from the visible parts of the teeth with a hand scaler.
- The provider may try to clean under the gums and use a dental probe to measure pockets, if possible.
- Fluoride treatment will also be provided.