Ternwood Animal Clinic Call
A veterinary technician holds a fluffy small dog

Veterinary care for dogs and cats in Melbourne

Two vets, one small clinic, and exams long enough for every question you bring. Same-day sick visits on weekdays.

Call (321) 555-0142Your first visit
Dr. Corinne Danforth in navy scrubs in a bright exam room
Dr. Corinne Danforth, DVMOwner and veterinarian

What pet owners say

Two leashed dogs wait together outside

  • Our old lab was slowing down and I was dreading the visit. Dr. Danforth sat on the floor with him for most of it and gave us a plan we could actually follow.

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  • Our cat hates the car and hates dogs. The side door and the cat room made it the calmest vet visit we have had.

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  • Called at 8 because our puppy would not eat. They saw us at 10:30, explained everything, and called the next day to check on her.

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What we do

Dogs and cats of every age. We refer rabbits, birds and reptiles to exotic animal vets nearby.

Routine care

  • A vet checks a golden retriever puppy's ear on an exam table

    Wellness exams and vaccines

    Yearly checkups, puppy and kitten visits, and vaccines that fit how your pet lives.

  • A veterinarian examines a calm dog on the table

    Dental care

    Dental exams, cleanings under anesthesia, X-rays, and extractions when a tooth cannot be saved.

  • A golden retriever in a recovery cone rests on the floor

    Spay and neuter surgery

    Routine surgery with pain control, a call when your pet wakes, and a recheck.

  • A veterinarian gently checks a dog's head

    Microchipping

    A quick chip at any visit, and help registering it so a lost pet comes home.

Health problems and older pets

  • A technician holds a tabby cat wrapped in a soft towel

    Sick visits

    Vomiting, limping, itching, or a pet who is just not right. Call in the morning.

  • A dog sits on a low clinic floor scale

    Nutrition and weight

    A feeding plan you can keep, and weigh-ins for pets who need to lose a little.

  • An older labrador with a gray muzzle lies on a soft bed and looks up

    Senior pet care

    Twice-yearly checkups, bloodwork to catch changes, and help keeping older pets moving.

  • A healthy brown dog rests in the grass

    Skin and ear problems

    Itching, hot spots and ear infections, and the search for what keeps bringing them back.

A veterinarian listens to a dog with a stethoscope

Meet the vets

Dr. Danforth opened Ternwood in 2011. She does most of the clinic's dental work and looks after many of its older dogs and cats.

Also on the team

  • Dr. Silas Whitlock in gray-blue scrubs holding a calm tabby catDr. Silas Whitlock, DVM

Meet the whole team

Why pet owners stay

  • Exams that are not rushed

    A standard exam is booked for 30 minutes, so there is time for your whole list.

  • You stay with your pet

    Owners stay for exams and vaccines. We tell you why before your pet leaves the room.

  • Same-day sick visits

    Call early and we will do our best to see your pet that day.

  • A quiet side for cats

    Cats wait in their own room away from dogs, with an exam room kept for cats.

New clients start here

A cat rests inside a wicker carrier

  1. Call to book

    Call (321) 555-0142 and tell us your pet's name, age, and what worries you.

  2. Send your pet's records

    Ask your last vet or shelter to email us your pet's records. Vaccines matter most.

  3. Come in a few minutes early

    Dogs on a leash, cats in a carrier. Cats can use the quiet side door.

  4. Meet your vet

    A full exam, time for questions, and a written summary to take home.

Forms, payment and your first visit

Find us on Tillbrook Avenue

1840 Tillbrook Avenue
Melbourne, FL 32901

Serving Melbourne, Eau Gallie, West Melbourne, Palm Bay, Satellite Beach and Indialantic.

Free parking in front. Cats in carriers can use the side door into the quiet waiting room.

(321) 555-0142

Office hours
Monday7:30 am to 6 pm
Tuesday7:30 am to 6 pm
Wednesday7:30 am to 6 pm
Thursday7:30 am to 6 pm
Friday7:30 am to 6 pm
Saturday8 am to 12 pm
SundayClosed

After hours: When we are closed, call our main number. The recording gives the 24-hour emergency animal hospital we refer to, with its address and phone.

The front walk of a small one story clinic with a palm tree and a benchA small clinic reception desk with a water bowl and a jar of dog treatsAn exam room kept for cats, with a soft blanket on the table

Questions pet owners ask

A veterinarian examines a small dog while its owner watches

Are you taking new clients?

Yes. Call (321) 555-0142 to book a first visit, and send your pet's records ahead if you have them. What to expect at a first visit

What if my pet is sick after hours?

Call our main number for the 24-hour hospital. Go there if your pet is struggling to breathe, has collapsed or may have eaten something poisonous, is straining or unable to pass urine, has heatstroke, or is bleeding and it does not stop within five minutes.

Do you take pet insurance?

We do not bill insurers directly. You pay at the visit, and we fill in the vet's part of your insurer's claim form.

Can I stay with my pet during the exam?

Yes. Owners stay in the room for exams and vaccines. If we need to take your pet to the treatment area, we tell you why first.

When your pet needs us

Call to book. If your pet is sick today, tell us when you call and we will try to fit you in.

Call (321) 555-0142Your first visit