Here’s a heartfelt post you could share:⸻Nine months ago, we were told to take our dog, Walker, home and enjoy our last week with him.It all started with diarrhea, soft stools, and gradual weight loss. At first, our local veterinarian thought he had low protein. Then he was treated with antibiotics. By the time Walker was finally diagnosed with pythiosis in his GI tract, we were told his case was terminal and that there was nothing more that could be done.We were absolutely devastated.Then our neighbor did some research and came across the incredible work of Dr. Justin Walton at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. That research changed everything.Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team gave us something we thought we had lost—hope. Their expertise, compassion, and willingness to fight for Walker saved his life.Today, nine months later, Walker is pythium-free, off all of his medications, healthy, happy, and back to being himself. What once felt impossible has become our reality.There are no words to express how grateful we are to Dr. Walton and every member of the UF team. Thank you for dedicating your lives to advancing veterinary medicine, for never giving up on dogs like Walker, and for giving our family so much more time with our best friend.If your pet has been diagnosed with pythiosis, don’t lose hope. Seek a second opinion and learn about the work being done at UF. Walker is living proof that there can be hope, even when the prognosis seems impossible.From the bottom of our hearts, thank you, Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team. You gave Walker—and our family—a second chance. ❤️

The procedures take a long time because they are checked by the teachers. The care is good but the administration is a nightmare. No one will answer the phone. If you have to co-ordinate between two departments, you cannot. Absolute nightmare trying to book two appointments in the same day between two departments. When you drive an hour and 30 minutes you want to make as few trips as possible. When I'm done with tooth implant I will evaluate this experience for future needs.

Enjoyed visiting the school and the town very much. Lots of great restaurants near by. Everyone in town was friendly. The only downside of the school and the town was the parking.

University of Florida has a lovely large campus! Our granddaughter gave us a 2 hour walking tour. We enjoyed learning about each building.

Took a campus tour here with my nephew, the campus is beautiful and easily walkable. The tour guide was knowledgeable and we felt like we got a good understanding of the college experience at UF.