Hometown Animal Hospital
Hometown Animal Hospital is a dentistry practice in Weston, FL. Procedures include Dental care and Surgical care.
About
Hometown Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary facility that has provided comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental care to the Weston, Davie, Sunrise, and Western Broward communities since 1999. The practice emphasizes preventive medicine and wellness, offering services that include annual exams, vaccinations, parasite protection, and professional dental care for dogs and cats. In addition to common household pets, the clinic provides care for exotic animals such as ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, and hedgehogs.
The hospital operates as a neighborhood care center with a focus on disease prevention and client education. While the practice prefers to see patients by appointment, they accommodate animals in need of care. For after-hours concerns, the clinic provides a contact protocol for their veterinarians or hospital administrator until 10:00 p.m., after which clients are directed to emergency centers.
Surgical team
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Dr. Jan Bellows
DVM, DIPL, AVDC, ABVP
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Dr. Elizabeth McMorran
DVM
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Dr. Amgad (AJ) Basta
DVM
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Dr. Gavin Casper
DVM, CVA, CVC
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Dr. Sarah Hopkins
DVM
Procedures
- Dental care
- Surgical care
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Frequently asked questions
- What species does Hometown Animal Hospital treat?
- The hospital provides care for common household pets, including dogs and cats. Additionally, they welcome exotic pets, specifically ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, and hedgehogs.
- What is the clinic's policy on after-hours emergencies?
- Clients can call the hospital until 10:00 p.m. to speak with one of the veterinarians or the hospital administrator who are typically on call. If a pet requires veterinary care after 10:00 p.m., the clinic directs owners to contact specific emergency centers.
- What dental services does the hospital provide?
- The hospital offers professional oral assessment, treatment, and prevention services. They recommend that a pet's teeth and mouth be professionally examined at least twice a year and that home dental care, such as brushing, be performed by the pet owner to maintain oral health.
- When should puppies and kittens begin vaccinations?
- Puppies can receive their first DHPP vaccine as early as 6 weeks of age, with boosters administered every 3 weeks until 16 weeks of age. Kittens can also be vaccinated for FVRCP as early as 6 weeks of age, following a similar booster schedule until 16 weeks of age.