At this time scheduled appointments with the veterinarian have the option to continue curbside or be seen in clinic. At the time of appointment one of our team members will confirm selected care method. Medication and food pick up, surgical intake and discharge, technician appointments, hospital intakes and work-ins will continue curbside procedure until further notice.
We thank all of you for your patience and understanding during this time of transition. Our doctors and veterinary team are devoted to helping our friends, family and people of the community by providing care for pets and enhancing the human animal bond. We embrace strong doctor-patient-client relationships to ensure open communication and understanding of your pet's individual needs.
Our veterinary team members are well trained and skilled to provide the care and compassion your pet deserves. Dr. Epperson is a 2003 graduate of Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Animal and Dairy Science at Mississippi State University.
We thank all of you for your patience and understanding during this time of transition. Our doctors and veterinary team are devoted to helping our friends, family and people of the community by providing care for pets and enhancing the human animal bond. We embrace strong doctor-patient-client relationships to ensure open communication and understanding of your pet's individual needs.
Our veterinary team members are well trained and skilled to provide the care and compassion your pet deserves. Dr. Epperson is a 2003 graduate of Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Animal and Dairy Science at Mississippi State University.
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Decide on a schedule and stick to it.
In a family situation where many people are caring for your puppy, post a schedule for everyone to see.
Remember puppies will require more walks than adult dogs.
While you may need to walk twice in the morning when your dog is a puppy, you can probably eliminate one of those walks as an adult.
Potty breaks are also necessary after eating, naptime, and playtime.
Limiting the amount of time your puppy has to go without a bathroom break, limits chances of accidents.
In a family situation where many people are caring for your puppy, post a schedule for everyone to see.
Remember puppies will require more walks than adult dogs.
While you may need to walk twice in the morning when your dog is a puppy, you can probably eliminate one of those walks as an adult.
Potty breaks are also necessary after eating, naptime, and playtime.
Limiting the amount of time your puppy has to go without a bathroom break, limits chances of accidents.
Dr. Epperson is a 2003 graduate of Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine.
He obtained his undergraduate degree in Animal and Dairy Science at Mississippi State University.
He practiced in Memphis, TN, for 2 years before making his decent to the Emerald Coast.
He practiced in Pensacola for 2 years once arriving in the Panhandle.
Dr. Epperson has a special interest in surgery, dermatology and ultrasound.
Michael is an avid sport fan and loves being outdoors and on the beach.
He serves a District Representative for the Florida Veterinary Medical Association and is a member of the Miracle Strip Veterinary Medical Society.
He obtained his undergraduate degree in Animal and Dairy Science at Mississippi State University.
He practiced in Memphis, TN, for 2 years before making his decent to the Emerald Coast.
He practiced in Pensacola for 2 years once arriving in the Panhandle.
Dr. Epperson has a special interest in surgery, dermatology and ultrasound.
Michael is an avid sport fan and loves being outdoors and on the beach.
He serves a District Representative for the Florida Veterinary Medical Association and is a member of the Miracle Strip Veterinary Medical Society.
Sierra has called Fort Walton Beach home since the age of two.
She has been a part of the Companion team since early 2014.
She enjoys spending time with her human and animal family, gardening, and keeping aquariums.
Aquarium care has been a passion of hers since before working at a local reef aquarium.
Sierra has kept small pets since her younger years and has worked providing animal care in various settings before joining Companion.
Starting as a kennel technician and receptionist Sierra has grown with Companion becoming Office Manager.
She has been a part of the Companion team since early 2014.
She enjoys spending time with her human and animal family, gardening, and keeping aquariums.
Aquarium care has been a passion of hers since before working at a local reef aquarium.
Sierra has kept small pets since her younger years and has worked providing animal care in various settings before joining Companion.
Starting as a kennel technician and receptionist Sierra has grown with Companion becoming Office Manager.
Melanie has lived in the area since 1981 and has been a veterinary client service representative since 2004.
She is fluent in Spanish and some French and has spent several years living in Mexico.
She is the proud parent of 7 cats who she shares with her husband, Jay, of 19 years.
Yes, she is the crazy cat lady.
She participates in trap and release whenever a stray shows up at her front door and she tries to re-home any adoptable cats.
She enjoys weight training and running on her free time.
Shirley is prideful in her Japanese-American heritage, her mother is Japanese and her father is retired Air Force.
She is fluent in Spanish and some French and has spent several years living in Mexico.
She is the proud parent of 7 cats who she shares with her husband, Jay, of 19 years.
Yes, she is the crazy cat lady.
She participates in trap and release whenever a stray shows up at her front door and she tries to re-home any adoptable cats.
She enjoys weight training and running on her free time.
Shirley is prideful in her Japanese-American heritage, her mother is Japanese and her father is retired Air Force.
Sara is a Registered Veterinary Technician and is originally from Iowa.
She obtained her veterinary technician degree from Kirwood Community College in 2009.
Her husband is an Air Force Pilot and she has 2 boys that keep her busy at home.
She enjoys making everyone laugh and likes to have dance parties to start off the day.
Sara is our head technician and lead surgical technician; she is the one who ensures all surgical patients receive individual attention and comforts them during and after surgical procedures.
She obtained her veterinary technician degree from Kirwood Community College in 2009.
Her husband is an Air Force Pilot and she has 2 boys that keep her busy at home.
She enjoys making everyone laugh and likes to have dance parties to start off the day.
Sara is our head technician and lead surgical technician; she is the one who ensures all surgical patients receive individual attention and comforts them during and after surgical procedures.
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