...my experience was very professional, compassionate care, and informative.
Recommended 100%!
- Shyla Cook
CAH Client
March 20, 2024
...my experience was very professional, compassionate care, and informative.
Recommended 100%!
- Shyla Cook
CAH Client
March 20, 2024
Welcome to Community Animal Hospitals
Our mission is to deliver exceptional veterinary care for your beloved pets. Under the skilled leadership of Dr. Leslie Block and Dr. Mark Williamson, our team is dedicated to serving the health needs of your animals throughout every stage of their lives.
Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped to offer comprehensive preventative care for young, thriving pets, as well as advanced diagnostics and treatments as they age. We also provide full medical and surgical services to address any health issues that may arise.
For inquiries or to book an appointment with our top-tier veterinary team, please call us at (727) 306-2567.
Your pet’s health is our priority.
At Community Animal Hospitals, we nurture every human-animal relationship with caring, expert attention.
St. Pete Veterinary Services
Our modern facility provides a full spectrum of veterinary services tailored to the individual needs of every animal in our care. From regular check-ups and immunizations to cutting-edge diagnostics and surgical interventions, our dedicated team combines deep expertise, extensive experience, and genuine compassion to deliver the highest level of care.
Pet wellness exams
Regular wellness checks for pets catch minor issues before they turn into major problems.
SKIN DISORDERS
While skin issues are rather frequent in pets, they can often be treated with a few veterinary visits.
VET DIAGNOSTICS
X-rays, ultrasounds, blood tests, urine analysis, and fecal exams help us diagnose the root causes of illness.
VETERINARY SURGERY
Our veterinary doctors operate at peak performance to guarantee your pet's swift recovery.
VET DENTISTRY
Our veterinarians excel in every facet of animal dentistry, providing top-notch care.
EMERGENCY CARE
Any worry about your pet’s health should, at the very least, prompt a call to your veterinarian.
VET ORTHOPEDICS
Our surgeons address diseases and injuries in bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and skeletal components.
SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC
Spaying and neutering are as much about GOOD HEALTH as they are about controlling the population.
Informational Veterinary Articles
Is it Safe to Walk Your Dog?
Protecting Your Pet in St. Pete’s Summer Heat In St. Petersburg, Florida, where summer heat and humidity are a way of life, dog owners face unique challenges keeping their pets…
Recognizing Heat Stroke in Pets
Heat stroke is a serious, potentially fatal condition that occurs when a pet’s body temperature rises to dangerous levels. Without prompt treatment, it can lead to organ failure or death.…
Is Your Pet’s Itching, Scratching, or Licking Driving You Crazy?
Itching and scratching are common, but when these behaviors become nonstop, it usually points to an underlying issue.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) Beagle Laboratories SHUT DOWN!
The recent shutdown of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) beagle laboratories has drawn significant attention, particularly due to the controversial nature of the experiments conducted on beagles. Here’s a…
What a Limping Pet Might Mean and How Community Animal Hospitals Can Help
Limping in pets can stem from a variety of causes, ranging from minor issues to serious conditions requiring immediate attention. Here are some of the most common reasons your dog or cat might be limping:
Orthopedic Surgery at Community Animal Hospitals
Our orthopedic surgery services are designed to address a wide range of conditions, ensuring your furry companions can run, jump, and play again.
How to Help Senior Pets Stay Active & Comfortable
Arthritis affects a large percentage of senior dogs and cats, making everyday movements like standing, walking, climbing stairs, and even cuddling uncomfortable.
Fortunately, new treatments are making a real difference.
Nearly All U.S. Dogs Exhibit Behavior Issues, According to Texas A&M Study
“Across the board, 99.12% of dogs showed at least one behavior rated as moderate to severe,” said Dr. Bonnie Beaver, a professor in VMBS’ Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences and the study’s author. “Most responses indicate that dogs don’t have overwhelming problems, and the issues that do arise are often small. Owners might not see them as pressing, but nearly every dog owner will face some behavior that’s at least mildly disruptive.”
Leptospirosis in Tampa Bay
A bacterial infection known as Leptospirosis has recently been observed in the area. Dr. Block has noted cases reported in the region and is urging pet owners to stay vigilant.…
Feline Hypothyroidism: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
The mysterious world of feline health can often puzzle cat owners, especially when their once lively companions begin to slow down unexpectedly. One lesser-known condition that could be the cause…
Cat Hyperthyroidism: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Cat owners cherish their furry companions, yet understanding feline health issues can be challenging. One common ailment affecting our whiskered friends is hyperthyroidism. This condition involves an overactive thyroid gland,…
Feline Cystitis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Cats are known for their grace and independence, but even these elegant creatures can face health challenges. One common but often misunderstood issue is feline cystitis, a condition that affects…
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