Stone Ridge Animal Hospital Ocala FL

Sometimes we get patients where their name really nails it. Meatball came in for his first checkup.
He's literally a little meatball.

It's a fresh start on Monday! We're counting on you to help us kick off the week with inspiration - share a photo of the little ones who bring you joy.

Stone Ridge Animal Hospital Ocala FL Stone Ridge Animal Hospital, Ocala, FL is a full service small animal veterinary hospital. In addition to wellness, surgery, dentistry and same-day urgent care we also offer acupuncture, chiropractic and laser treatments for our patients.

🇺🇸 4th of July Reminder for Pet Parents! 🎆🐾

While fireworks are fun for us, they can be scary and stressful for our pets.
Loud noises, bright flashes, and vibrations can cause anxiety, panic, trembling, hiding, or even attempts to escape.
If your pet struggles with fireworks, don’t wait until the last minute to get help!

Talk to your veterinarian now about medications or calming options that can help keep them comfortable and safe during the holiday.

Helpful tips for the big night:
🐶 Make sure ID tags and microchips are up to date
🐱 Keep pets indoors in a secure, quiet room

🎵 Use calming music or white noise.

💊 Give prescribed medications exactly as directed.

A little preparation can make a big difference in helping your furry family member feel safe.

❤️ We’re here to help your pets have a calm and stress-free holiday!

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🐾🩻 Why we May Recommend Radiographs for Dogs & Cats 🩻🐾
When your pet isn’t feeling well, not every problem can be seen during a physical exam. Radiographs (X-rays) allow veterinarians to look inside the body and gather important information that helps guide care and treatment decisions.

We may suggest radiographs to:
✔️ Investigate limping or pain
✔️ Check for broken bones or injuries
✔️ Evaluate the heart and lungs
✔️ Look for bladder stones
✔️ Search for swallowed foreign objects
✔️ Examine lumps, masses, or internal changes
✔️ Help find the cause of vomiting, coughing, or other illnesses

Dogs and cats can be very good at hiding discomfort, and symptoms don’t always tell the full story. Radiographs help us see what’s happening beneath the surface and can identify problems earlier, before they become more serious.

🐶🐱 Sometimes the best answers come from taking a closer look. Your pet’s comfort and health are always our priority! ❤️