Welcome to Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center. Opened November 1st, 2012, we are committed to providing the best treatment for pets in Jupiter and its surrounding communities. Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center's focus of compassionate care means we treat all cases with the dignity and care you and your pets deserve.
Located at 300 South Central Boulevard, Suite A, Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center features a full staff of experienced compassionate emergency veterinarians and technicians as well as 3 specialty services including ophthalmology, surgery and oncology. Request an appointment today and experience our new approach to emergency and specialty pet care.
Our Emergency Service is open from 5pm to 8am Monday through Friday, 24 hours on Weekends and Holidays.
IF YOUR PET HAS A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, CALL US! 561.741.4041
BREAKING NEWS!!!
The recent rains have brought out the Bufo Toads! Protect your dogs by keeping them away from these ugly toads and come in IMMEDIATELY if your dog comes into contact with one. These are deadly in MOST cases! FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE!
May is NATIONAL SERVICE DOG EYE EXAM month; this includes service horses too! If you have a service dog, or horse, please go to: http://www.acvoeyeexam.org for qualifications and details about registration.
And, Dr Wendy Lavalle, providing oncology services, has joined Jupiter Pet Emergency and Specialty Center! Call if you would like to schedule an appointment with Dr Lavalle!
CUTTING EDGE SURGICAL PROCEDURE NOW AVAILABLE! Patellar Groove Replacement
Our very own Dr Latimer has performed dozens of these revolutionary new procedures and is one of the most experienced surgeons for this procedure in the USA. This procedure has enabled us to improve the quality of life and activity level for patients with severe joint disease due to patellar luxation. Previous to this surgical option, there were limited, and often unsuccessful, surgical alternatives for this degenerative condition.
Check out one Dr Latimer's recent patients walking on his new knee! You can't even tell which leg was involved!