| Monday | 7:00am - 8:00pm |
| Tuesday | 7:00am - 8:00pm |
| Wednesday | 7:00am - 8:00pm |
| Thursday | 7:00am - 6:00pm |
| Friday | 7:00am - 6:00pm |
| Saturday | 8:00am - 12:00pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
- Animal Boarding
- Animal Daycare
- Animal Flea Control
- Animal Grooming
- Animal Microchipping
- Declawing
- Holistic Veterinary Medicine
- Small Animal Vet
- Spaying/Neutering
- Veterinarians
- Veterinary Dentistry
- Veterinary Euthanasia
- Veterinary House Calls
- Veterinary Medical Specialties
- Veterinary Surgery
Description
Our Mission: We want to be your pet's best friend!
The entire staff of Oakhurst Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to providing high quality medical and surgical care to each of our patients. This includes preventive health care, dentistry, ultrasound, laser therapy, pain management and nutritional counseling. Our facility, equipment and techniques are the most modern and up-to-date.
Our Mission: We want to be your pet's best friend!
The entire staff of Oakhurst Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to providing high quality medical and surgical care to each of our patients. This includes preventive health care, dentistry, ultrasound, laser therapy, pain management and nutritional counseling. Our facility, equipment and techniques are the most modern and up-to-date.
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Oakhurst Veterinary Hospital
Surgery
"Bo" says that Doggie Daycare is really cool!
Doctors
David Tollon, DVM, Owner
Our fearless leader enjoys running, exercising, boating and travel. He is a marathon runner who has participated in the Boston and New York Marathons. David currently has one pet, Abby, a Dachshund. He graduated from Ohio State University with his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and from St. Leo College with his Master of Business Administration. He says that his favorite part of the job is the client contact.
Lynn Buonasera, DVM
Dr. Buonasera graduated from the University of Florida with her veterinary degree in 1987, and joined Oakhurst Veterinary Hospital soon after graduating. She says that when she was three or four, her mom took her to her god-parents house where she made the statement that she wanted to be a doggie doctor and has never changed her mind. Dr â??Bâ?? currently has three cats: May-Li, Tuxie and Sophie. Her favorite part of the job is seeing her clients and their pets, helping sick pets get better, new puppy and kitten visits and emergencies.
Cheryl Ayscue, DVM
Dr. Ayscue graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 1999. She followed an unusual path, starting her career as a teacher, then obtaining a master�??s degree in counseling in order to work with children and their families. Dr. Ayscue finds that being a veterinarian is a perfect blend of her previous careers, as every day involves teaching families how best to care for their pets and helping to counsel them through decision involving their pets�?? health. She currently has a beagle named Mikey, a lab-pointer mix named Jackson, a cat named Cocoa, and a leopard tortoise called Sudan.
Autumn McKenzie, DVM
Dr. McKenzie graduated from UF College of Veterinary Medicine in May 2007. She enjoys horseback riding, reading, travel, and time with her family. She has two pugs â?? Auggie and Rocco, a cat â?? Stinky, and a horse â?? Misty. She has always enjoyed science and medicine, but she turned towards veterinary medicine after spending a day with an equine vet. She enjoys the interactions and bond between owners and their pets. Her interests include soft tissue surgery, dermatology, internal medicine, and pediatrics.
Kimberly Donovan, DVM
Dr. Donovan graduated from Ross University in 1997. She enjoys dancing, tennis, horse back riding and reading. Dr. Donovan explains that her path towards veterinary medicine started as a child where she was surrounded by cats and dogs. "The bond that I had with my pets as a child was such an important part of my happiness and well being", she states. Dr. Donovan says she learned many lessons from caring for her own pets. She learned about forgiveness, unconditional love, patience, responsibility and determination. These valuable lessons and the bonds she developed with her own pets encouraged her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. She feels that helping others maintain and cherish the bonds they have with their pets is a vital part of her veterinary practice.
Karen Tyndall, DVM
Dr. Tyndall graduated from North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. She has a special interest in feline medicine. She has two cats, Sunshine and Friskie.
