Dog survives rattlesnake bite, becomes social media celebrity
Published: Jul 25th, 2012
A young Labrador retriever is home with her family after surviving a rattlesnake bite it took veterinarians 24 vials of antivenin to treat.
Small Animal Hospital Category 
UF Small Animal Hospital to offer free dental screening exams to service dogs on Aug. 23
Published: Jul 20th, 2012
The University of Florida’s Small Animal Hospital will offer free dental screening examinations to service animals Aug. 23.
Small animal surgeon wins international award
Published: May 1st, 2012
Dr. Dan Lewis, a professor of small animal surgery at UF, recently received the 2012 World Small Animal Veterinary Association’s Hills Mobility Award for his accomplishments in the field of canine and feline orthopedic medicine and surgery.
Service animals can receive free eye, heart exams at UF on May 25
Published: Mar 9th, 2012
UF Small Animal Hospital will offer free eye and heart examinations to service animals on May 25 as part of the annual ACVO National Service Dog Eye Exam event.
UF basketball coach’s dogs get winning care at UF
Published: Jan 16th, 2012
When the Big Dog of University of Florida basketball’s dog has a problem, he rings the home team: veterinarians at the UF Small Animal Hospital.
Dog survives coral snake bite after emergency treatment at UF
Published: Jan 13th, 2012
A dog bitten by a deadly coral snake survived after emergency treatment at the UF Small Animal Hospital in December.
Restaurateur uncorks special vintage, to benefit UF Small Animal Hospital
Published: Dec 9th, 2011
To Richard Gonzmart, president and a member of the family that runs Tampa’s historic Columbia Restaurant, Rusty is more than a dog. He’s part of the family.
First laser lithotripsy performed at UF SAH
Published: Aug 26th, 2011
A 9-year-old Chihuahua recently became the first patient at the UF Small Animal Hospital to receive a procedure known as laser lithotripsy to remove a stone lodged in his urethra.
Pets benefit from advanced treatment of urinary obstructions
Published: Jul 18th, 2011
Through a variety of techniques and intersecting disciplines, University of Florida veterinarians are expanding their treatment capabilities for animals that suffer from urinary obstructions ranging from cancer to kidney stones. [...]