What To Do
In An Emergency
- Contact Veterinary Clinic to describe the problem, if possible. This also allows our team to be ready for your case upon arrival.
- Be safe. Pets or wildlife in distress may act aggressively. For your protection we may recommend that you wrap your pet’s head in a cloth or towel to restrain his mouth and help keep him calm. Always remember to keep his airway open while doing so.
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Specialists
Our Veterinarians
Dr. Macy Marquis is a compassionate veterinarian whose career reflects both a deep love for animals and a strong commitment to the people who care for them. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, followed by a rotating internship at Coral Springs Animal Hospital. After completing her internship, Dr. Marquis continued on as…
Dr. Matthew Marquis is a passionate veterinarian whose journey in the field of veterinary medicine has been marked by dedication, diverse experiences, and a deep love for animals. Graduating in 2018 from the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in the Caribbean, Dr. Marquis’ path to becoming a veterinarian was shaped by his upbringing in New Jersey and his early…
Dr. Danielle Moragas grew up in sunny South Florida, where her passion for animals blossomed at an early age. She pursued her undergraduate studies at the University of Florida, before earning her veterinary degree from Cornell University. With a special love for older animals, Dr. Moragas is dedicated to providing comfort and care as they age, ensuring their golden years are as joyful as possible.
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veterinary care from experienced pet care providers.