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PAAH Wins Chamber Award
AwardThe Apopka Chamber of Commerce awarded Park Avenue Animal Hospital with the ABC (Apopka Beautification & Clean-up) Project Beautification Award. This award is sponsored by the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce and is designed to promote beautification and community pride throughout the City of Apopka. Businesses within the Apopka area are recognized for landscape improvements and maintenance. PAAH will get to display the Beautification Award outside for a month, and also received a framed certificate that is on display inside the clinic.  Be sure to check out the featured article in the Apopka Chief newspaper as the June 2009 Beautification Award winner!
 
Welcome to Park Avenue Animal Hospital

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Our Doctors and Office Professionals are dedicated to providing the best possible care for the special members of your family. Our mission is to welcome you into our PAAH family and treat you as such. Our Doctors have over 30 years of combined experience, practicing cutting edge medicine with a touch of an old country doctors bedside manner. The health of your pet is mission critical to all of us at Park Avenue Animal Hospital, whether you are in a crisis situation or visiting for an annual exam, we are here to enhance your animals health and be a resource of information for you. Dr. John Turgai and Dr. Rick Rubinstein are able to provide medical care for a diverse array of pets including dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, ferrets, and other ‘pocket pets’. From the annual checkup to the critical emergency, our doctors are prepared to handle any situation.

Surgery is never a word any pet owner wants to hear, but if your pet does require surgical intervention for injury or disease, rest assured that our doctors have the experience and confidence to tackle any surgical situation.  Spaying and neutering, growth removal, dental cleaning and extractions, and orthopedic repair are just a sampling of the surgical services available at our office. Our in-house lab offers a wide variety of diagnostic tests in many combination's that are most appropriate for your pet, which aid the doctors and staff in monitoring changes in all of your pet’s organ systems. The earlier a disease is discovered and diagnosed, the higher your pet’s chances are of living a normal life with need only for minimal medical intervention.

Park Avenue Animal Hospital offers limited boarding to our clients. Having a smaller, climate-controlled boarding area means we can dedicate ourselves to each pet’s individualized care and comfort while maintaining a clean environment. We have enclosures of varying sizes, appropriate for all sizes of dogs, as well as a separate cat-boarding area with expandable condos and a view of the yard. We only use stainless steel bowls, which are sterilized after each use. Blankets are available for all pets to sleep on, and play time is abundant! If your pet is in need of a good scrubbing, we are also happy to see him for a bath. We use a variety of shampoos depending on your pet’s requirements and the doctor’s discretion. Professional grooming services are also now available!

PAAH BuildingIt has been an honor and a privilege to serve so many of Apopka’s pets, and we are thankful to have been welcomed so warmly into the community. As we look forward, our goal is forever to hold ourselves to the highest standards, provide reliable information for clients, and excellent health for pets. In addition, we strive to be involved in the community, sponsoring local pet events and providing support and services for local animal rescues. Call or stop in today, and look for our comics each week in the Apopka Chief!

Park Avenue Animal Hospital is located at 847 North Park Avenue (also known as Rock Springs Road), approximately 1 mile north of Florida Hospital, and 1/2 mile south of Welch Road. Our beautiful office is equipped to provide cutting-edge medicine in a setting designed to take the stress out of visiting your vet. Routine examinations, vaccines, dentistry, and nutritional and behavioral advice, are just some of the services provided by our doctors and staff. 

 
Veterinarian's Oath

Vet SymbolBeing admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health, the relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge.

I will practice my profession conscientiously, with dignity, and in keeping with the principles of veterinary medical ethics. I accept as a lifelong obligation the continual improvement of my professional knowledge and competence. Veterinarian's Oath (AVMA, 1999)

 
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Did You Know... GIRAFFES have no vocal cords and communicate by vibrating the air around their necks. A female OYSTER may produce 100 million young over her lifetime. MOSQUITOES are attracted to the color blue twice as much as to any other color. No two ZEBRAS have the same markings. A BEE must visit 4,000 flowers to make one tablespoon of honey. By swallowing water, the PUFFER FISH becomes too big for other fish to swallow. A full-grown BEAR can run as fast as a horse.

 
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