Midbay Veterinary Hospital

4690 Highway 20 E
Niceville, FL 32578

(850)279-6656

midbayvet.com

Midbay Veterinary Hospital

Front Desk: (850)279-6656

Email: contact@midbayvet.com

PLEASE VISIT OUR NEW ONLINE STORE!! SHOPPING MADE EASY!!

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Need a prescription refill? Text us at 850-533-2336 or submit a prescription refill here


Credelio Cat

We now carry Credelio for cats! Credelio for cats is an oral flea and tick medication with a savory vanilla and yeast flavoring that cats are sure to love. 

Stop by the office or order yours from our online store today!


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For more information about the K-Laser, and how it can positively impact your pet's quality of life and healing time, click here


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Call or email us today to set up your account to have your Hill's food delivered to your door.


Midbay Veterinary Hospital offers the VIN Client Information Library

"My Dog was Abused!"

Puppy lays back its ears, emits a tiny growl while looking furtively around and trying to hide, between its owner's breasts, from the scary new person.Client, w ...

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Helping Animals During a Disaster

The most important thing you can do to help animals during a disaster is to be sure that you have prepared appropriate emergency kits for yourself, your human f ...

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Lick Granuloma in Dogs

Lick granuloma (also called acral lick granuloma, acral lick dermatitis, acral pruritic nodule, and ALD) is a common, stubborn skin disease. It is caused by a d ...

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Canine Influenza

The spring 2015 Chicago-based outbreak of canine influenza is a strain called H3N2, whereas this article is about a milder strain called H3N8. The vaccine for ...

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Electronic Cigarettes are Toxic to Pets

Electronic cigarettes, often called e-cigs, are marketed as an alternative to cigarette smoking.  They are also referred to as personal vaporizers or electronic ...

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Nutrition for Your Cat

Unlike dogs and people, which are omnivores and gain nutrition from both plants and meat, cats are obligate carnivores. This means that they get most of their n ...

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