Jacksonville based Arlington Animal Hospital was founded by Dr. Roy Brinkman in 1963. Dr. Brinkman retired in 1987 and Dr. Donald Cook took over the practice. An Nguyen took over the practice. Although there have been changes throughout the years, Arlington Animal Hospital has worked hard to provide the best care for its veterinary patients.Dr. Nguyen graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine.
Prior to taking over Arlington Animal Hospital, he owned and operated Vilano Mobile Vet, a house-call practice in St. Augustine, for 9 years, and worked at Indian Creek Pet Hospital and Companion Pet Care in Fort Myers.
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Spay & Neuter
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One of the most important preventive health decisions you can make is to spay or neuter your cat or dog. In addition to reducing overpopulation, studies show that pets live longer and healthier lives when they have been spayed or neutered. There are many conditions, sometimes life threatening, that can be eliminated by spaying and neutering your family pet.
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Arlington Animal Hospital is pleased to provide you with a variety of forms that can simplify the process of caring for your pet. Just select from the available form on the menu. This let's us record our pet and owners into our management software so that we can effectively and efficiently provide the service you deserve!
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No Show Policy: A 50% examination fee will be applied to your account if less than 24 hours prior notice is provided to us in the event you need to reschedule. In the event of insufficient notice, any Initial Exam fee deposit will not be refunded. The credit will carry over for rescheduled appointments with 24 hours notice.
Why Dental Cleanings are Important
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Is your dog or cat's bad breath getting you down? We have the solution! The truth is, while the smell coming from your pet's mouth can be very offensive, what is actually lurking below the gum line is the most dangerous part. Periodontal disease is the plaque-induced inflammation and infection of the gingiva, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone, all the parts that keep the teeth in the mouth where they belong.
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