A strong emphasis is placed on client education and preventative measures, and the human-pet bond is paramount. I feel honored when clients choose my team to care for their beloved pets.
I enjoy reading, boating, photography, hiking, spending time with my family, and any activity in the great outdoors! I pride myself on practicing high-quality medicine that emphasizes compassion and paying attention to the fine details. I have one cat named lily and one dog named JB. I am proud of my 3 children and was blessed to have married my high school sweetheart Tammy. I obtained my Doctor of veterinary medicine degree in 1991. I went on to work for the Florida Game and Fish Commission on the endangered Florida panther project in the everglades before I entered the University of Florida Veterinary Medicine program. I obtained my Bachelor’s degree in wildlife ecology from the University of Florida in 1986. The bonds we shared with these pets were one of the compelling reasons I became a veterinarian. Frank was the name of my English pointer bird dog, and blue was the name of my redbone hound, and they were my best friends in my teen years. I had dogs, cats, ducks, raccoons, a rescued white-tailed deer, and a bobcat as pets. Bell DVM, Senior Associate VeterinarianĪs a young teen, I was always fascinated with animals and knew I wanted to work with them in my chosen profession. The Highlands Veterinary Hospital thanks you for your patience and support as we navigate through this difficult time.Dr.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Our staff is doing their best to ensure your pet will have what they need. If you are calling in for a prescription or diet refill, contact us at 97 or visit our online pharmacy to fill your prescription online and get it delivered right to your door! Please keep in mind, that supplies are limited. Masks are now optional unless you are experiencing signs of covid, have been exposed to someone with covid, or are in your quarantine period, please notify the clinic if you or someone in your household is sick If you do wish to enter the clinic with your pet, we are allowing two clients per pet. You must call to check in for your appointment, curbside or in-person. Also, avoid hugging, kissing, petting or sharing food with your pet. If this is not possible, please make sure to follow necessary safety measures such as washing your hands often, wearing gloves if you are touching your pet, and wearing a mask when taking your pet for a walk. If possible, arrange to have someone take over the routine care of your pet while you recover. However, the CDC does recommend that if you are ill with COVID-19, to limit contact with your pets. What Pet Parents Need to KnowĪt this time, there is no evidence that indicates pets can become ill with COVID-19, or that they can spread the virus to other animals or their owners. Please see below for our updated COVID-19 protocol. Our team is taking all the necessary precautions to maintain the health and safety of our dedicated staff, patients and the community.
As COVID-19 continues to impact our community, we want to assure our clients, new and existing, that The Highlands Veterinary Hospital remains open and will continue to provide essential veterinary care for your four-legged family members.
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