The Staff
Animal Emergency + Urgent Care Staff
An experienced emergency veterinarian is always on duty at Animal Emergency + Urgent Care. Our staff of trained veterinary technicians provide professional, compassionate care.
Our veterinary doctors have been in practice for over 20 years on average, and every veterinarian has significant emergency care experience. Our technicians are well skilled, and technician managers are certified.
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Jean K. McKnight, DVM |
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Eva Divita, DVM Dr. Eva Divita has worked in private practice and emergency medicine as a veterinarian for the past 20 years. During her career, Dr. Divita has built an extraordinary reputation for excellent veterinary care and outstanding "bedside manner." At home, she provides a comfortable retirement for "Buddy," a hunting dog who is afraid of loud noises. On trips, she chauffeurs her 5-year-old "daschi-poo" puppy, who loves to ride shotgun. Dr. Divita is a graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. |
| Christy H. | |
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Ros S. |
| Shelley T. |
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| Michele C. | |
Melissa S. |
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"The Cats of Animal Emergency" The true soul of our animal hospital rests with three rather overweight cats who reside at the clinic: Zipper, Suki, Slice and Smooch. Zipper is the "Jay Leno" of the practice. He greets clients and charms them into feeding him treats. Otherwise, he spends most of the time sleeping in the cabinets. Zipper was originally named "Filex the Cat" by his former, dyslexic owners. Suki is friendly to both patients and their owners. He has perfected the science of "getting in the way" of anyone who is performing productive work. Slice avoids being friendly to anyone, even less getting in their way. Since his coat has an orange hue, some people call him "Orange Slice." Really though, Slice was named for an early encounter with a car engine fan belt. Smooch gets everywhere and into everything around the hospital. He seems to have a life mission of rubbing on every human that comes into the ER. |
- Stay Calm
- Call (727) 786-5755
- Be prepared with info:
- Type/Breed
- Details of problem
- Any changes
- Be aware. Pets may bite if ill or injured.
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday: 5:30PM-7:00AM
Weekend: Saturday Noon -
7:00AM Monday morning Holidays: Open 24 hours
Location
30610 US Highway 19 N,Palm Harbor, FL one block north of Curlew Road on the west side Please call ahead for advice and so we can prepare your arrival.
Phone (727) 786-5755
Directions
- from Clearwater downtown and south
- from Tarpon Springs, New Port Richey and north
- from Oldsmar and east Directions from Trinity




