Surfside Pet Hospital

Health department warns of rabies in raccoons in Martin County Florida The Florida Department of Health in Martin County confirmed two rabies cases in raccoons. Learn how to protect yourself and your pets.

It is crucial to regularly inspect your pets for intestinal parasites. A recent patient presented with diarrhea, and a f***l sample revealed a significant presence of these parasites. Administering monthly preventatives, particularly heartworm preventions that also control intestinal worms, is vital for maintaining your pets' health. Additionally, utilizing broad-spectrum dewormers 2 to 4 times annually can be beneficial.

Help us wish Dr. Abadia a Happy Birthday today. One of the most compassionate and dedicated veterinarians. 🎂🎈🎉

If your pet has you wrapped around their paw, you are in good company. Drop your cutest Valentine photo in the comments and tell us why your pet has main character energy! We want to see the faces filling your camera roll and your heart. Tag us so we can celebrate them too.

We finally got our power back.
Thanks for your patience.

Attention clients:
We still having power issues as off this morning and we still waiting on FPL to come and correct our problem.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
We are here to answer the phones and to help our clients the best way we can.


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Good morning. We are having power issues to our building this morning. At this time we are limited on what we can do. As soon as we resolve the issue will let you know.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

This year's VMX event was outstanding, offering valuable insights into veterinary medicine and practice management that will enhance our client services.

Notice to our valued clients and friends, our offices will be closed Saturday, the 17th at 10am and Monday, January 19th. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, January 20th. Our temporary closure will enable our doctors and staff to attend continuing education classes, ultimately enhancing the services we provide to you.

Everyone’s pretending to love the cold, but let’s be honest, this is cozy season. It’s also National Cuddle Up Day, which means you have permission to stay inside and lay out on the couch with your furry friend! Snap a photo with your pet and tag us to show how you both survive the coziest season in style.

We wish all our clients a Happy New Year and would like to remind you that our offices will be closed tomorrow, December 31st, and January 1st. We will resume normal business hours on Friday.