Boca Veterinary Clinic

POV: You came in for a normal shift, but the social media girl made eye contact. 📱🐾

Honestly, we’re just grateful our team is always ready to help pets and provide premium behind-the-scenes content.

You may think your cat is just dealing with hairballs… but frequent coughing could be a sign of something more serious. 🐱💨

Feline asthma is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the airways, making it harder for cats to breathe comfortably. Over time, inflammation and airway narrowing can become severe and may even lead to a respiratory emergency.

If something feels off, do not wait it out. A veterinary exam can help determine what is causing your cat’s symptoms and whether asthma or another respiratory condition may be involved.

Call Boca Veterinary Clinic at (561) 392-6540 to schedule an appointment. If your cat is struggling to breathe or breathing with an open mouth, seek emergency veterinary care right away. 💙

POV: You opened our camera roll and found 1,000 reasons we love what we do. 🐾📸

Yes, our camera roll may be full of cute patients… but our hearts are even fuller knowing we get to support their health and well-being every day.

Here’s to healthy pets, happy families, and plenty more photo-worthy visits!

That yelp when you touch your dog’s back could be more than a sore muscle. It may be an early warning sign of Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD).

IVDD occurs when the cushioning discs between the vertebrae bulge or rupture, creating painful pressure on the spinal cord. While trauma can contribute, some breeds, including Dachshunds, have a higher genetic risk.

Watch for signs like:

- Crying out or flinching when picked up or touched
- Reluctance to jump, run, climb stairs, or play
- A tense or hunched back
- Wobbliness, weakness, or dragging the back legs
- Sudden changes in mobility

Early evaluation can make a meaningful difference. 🐾

📞 Call Boca Veterinary Clinic at 561-392-6540 to schedule your pet’s visit.

Shabang, we have the solutions for your pet’s allergy needs! 🤧🐾

If your pet is constantly scratching, licking their paws, sneezing, or dealing with irritated skin, seasonal allergies may be to blame.

The good news? They don’t have to suffer through it alone.

Our team at Boca Veterinary Clinic can help identify the signs, provide relief, and get your furry family member back to feeling their best.

📞 Call Boca Veterinary Clinic at 561-392-6540 to schedule your pet’s visit.
📍 22191 Powerline Rd, Suite 14B, Boca Raton, FL 33433

A new lump on your dog can feel scary, but you do not have to guess what it might be.

Dr. Silvia De Leonibus is showing how a fine needle aspirate helps veterinarians gather important information about a mass.

This minimally invasive test collects cells from the area so they can be reviewed under a microscope, often by a veterinary pathologist.

Fine needle aspirates are commonly used to help evaluate masses, but in some cases, additional testing such as a surgical biopsy may still be recommended.

📞 Call Boca Veterinary Clinic at 561-392-6540 to schedule your pet’s visit.