Seiler Animal Hospital
Seiler Animal Hospital is a general practice in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Procedures include Endoscopy, Tonometry, Microchipping, and Electrocardiogram.
About
Seiler Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary practice providing comprehensive care for dogs and cats in the Fort Lauderdale community. The clinic focuses on preventive medicine, including routine wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite control, and nutritional counseling. Their team also manages dermatological conditions, dental care, and senior pet health, while offering hospice and euthanasia services.
In addition to primary care, the hospital is equipped for diagnostic testing and surgical procedures. Their diagnostic capabilities include digital radiography, ultrasound, tonometry, electrocardiograms, and endoscopy. The practice provides both routine and advanced surgical options, as well as urgent care services for medical emergencies. The facility also offers pet boarding for clients.
Surgical team
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Douglas Thieme
DVM
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Maureen Thieme
DVM
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Amanda Werner
DVM
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Alexis Morales
DVM
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Sierra Nelson
DVM
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Charles Highley
DVM
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Chloe M. Silva
DVM
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Robert Tannhauser
DVM
Procedures
- Endoscopy
- Tonometry
- Microchipping
- Electrocardiogram
- Pet dental surgery
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What diagnostic tools does Seiler Animal Hospital use to evaluate pet health?
- The hospital utilizes a variety of diagnostic tools to assess pet health, including digital radiography for imaging bones and organs, and ultrasound for real-time visualization of abdominal structures. They also perform tonometry to measure eye pressure, electrocardiograms to monitor heart rhythm, and endoscopy for minimally invasive internal examinations. These services are used to establish baselines and identify health concerns early.
- Does Seiler Animal Hospital provide dental care for pets?
- Yes, the clinic offers comprehensive dental care to support healthy teeth and gums. Their services include routine dental exams and professional cleanings to help prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss. The veterinary team evaluates pets for signs of dental disease such as persistent bad breath, drooling, difficulty chewing, or red gums.
- What services are included in the puppy and kitten care program?
- The initial veterinary exam for new puppies and kittens includes a comprehensive physical examination. During these visits, the veterinary team discusses essential topics such as vaccination schedules, parasite prevention, nutrition, and microchipping. They also provide guidance on spaying or neutering to support the long-term growth and development of the new pet.
- How does the hospital support senior pets?
- Senior pet care at the hospital involves more frequent examinations and age-appropriate screening tests to detect health concerns early. The veterinarians work with owners to monitor for subtle changes in health and develop care plans that focus on comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life as pets age.