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Parkway Animal Hospital Providing Quality Pet Care in Gulf Breeze

Parkway Animal Hospital in Gulf Breeze understands the bond between you and your pet. Our friendly, compassionate staff wants to partner with you to make certain your pet is the healthiest they can be. Let us be your veterinarian of choice!

We Can Help With:

  • Prevention - Dr. Michael Rennie & Dr. Mary Deaver will advise you on the latest in flea, tick and heartworm preventatives. If your beloved family member needs medication to treat a short-term or on-going problem, our vets can prescribe what is necessary.
  • Latest in treatment programs - Our team of professionals strive to stay up-to-date on all types of treatments and procedures. With state-of-the-art equipment and well-informed staff, we will tend to your pet's needs.
  • A range of services - From routine exams and vaccines to spay/neuter services to surgeries, dental care, radiology, end of life plans and more, Parkway is a full-service animal clinic. 
  • Years of experience - Dr. Michael Rennie & Dr. Mary Deaver are Florida licensed veterinarians with 30 years of practical experience. 
  • Emergency Services - Parkway can handle emergency surgeries or issues. When your pet is in crisis, we want to provide you with the care needed to correct the problem. Whether you suspect your baby has been poisoned, has been hit by a car or swallowed something he/she shouldn't have, we can help.
  • Advising and consultation - Dr. Rennie and Dr. Deaver can give instruction on nutrition, exercise or behavior issues. Guidance in these areas helps to keep your pet happy and healthy.
  • Convenience - Our office is conveniently located in Gulf Breeze. Office hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday with early morning hours starting at 7:30 am and open late until 6:00 pm. On Wednesdays, our hours are 7:30 - 12:30 and 2:30 - 6:00 pm. 
  • Pets we treat - Dogs, cats, and some pocket pets such as guinea pigs, gerbils, hamsters, reptiles, and poultry. 


Dr. Rennie and Dr. Deaver always go the extra mile to deliver exceptional care at an affordable price.Your pet's comfort and ease is the goal of all of our staff. We want to be your Gulf Breeze veterinarian. If you are looking for a veterinary clinic that can meet all your needs, give us a call today at (850) 932-5534.

At Parkway Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.

Dr. Michael Rennie, DVM

Dr. Mary Deaver, DVM

Gulf Breeze Veterinarian | Parkway Animal Hospital | (850) 932-5534

1196 Gulf Breeze Pkwy
Gulf Breeze, FL 32561

Meet The Doctors

Learn Who We Are

  • Mary Deaver, D.V.M.
    Owner, Veterinarian, Fear Free Certified

    Years At The Practice: 
    5

    Education:
    B.S. University of Florida, D.V.M. University of Florida

  • Michael Rennie, D.V.M.
    Veterinarian

    Years At The Practice: 

    32

    Education:
    B.S. University of Maryland, D.V.M. Ross University

  • Heather Morrill, D.V.M.
    Veterinarian

    Years At The Practice:

    2

    Education:

    B.S. University of South Carolina, D.V.M. University of Georgia

Testimonial

  • "Dr. Rennie, DVM has always gone above and beyond for the care of our family's pets for several years."
    John S. / Gulf Breeze, FL

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Our Regular Schedule

Parkway Animal Hospital

Monday:

7:30am

6:00pm

Tuesday:

7:30am

6:00pm

Wednesday:

7:30-12:30pm

2:30-6:00pm

Thursday:

7:30am

6:00pm

Friday:

7:30am

6:00pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed