...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
Florida’s Tick Population Is Already Surging
Why Ticks Are Already a Problem in March If you think tick season starts in summer, think again. Here in St. Petersburg and across South Pinellas County, our mild winters…
Pet Allergies in Florida: Signs Your Dog or Cat Needs Veterinary Help
If your dog can’t stop scratching or your cat keeps licking the same spot raw, allergies might be to blame. Florida’s warm, humid climate means allergens are present year-round —…
Giardia in Dogs and Cats: What St. Petersburg Pet Owners Should Know
What Is Giardia? Giardia is a single-celled protozoal parasite that infects the intestinal tract of dogs and cats. It is one of the most common intestinal parasites diagnosed in veterinary…
Coccidia in Dogs and Cats: What St. Petersburg Pet Owners Should Know
What Is Coccidia? Coccidia are single-celled parasites (protozoa) belonging to the genus Isospora that infect the intestinal lining of dogs and cats. Unlike worms you can see with the naked…
Signs Your Dog Needs Dental Cleaning
Bad breath might seem normal for dogs, but it is actually one of the earliest warning signs of dental disease. By the time most pet owners notice a problem, plaque…
Heartworm Disease in Dogs and Cats: Why Florida Pets Need Year-Round Protection
Heartworm disease is one of the most dangerous parasitic infections your pet can face, and living in Florida puts dogs and cats at higher risk than almost anywhere else in…
Daylight Saving Time Can Throw Your Pet Off Too
If you woke up feeling a little groggy this Sunday morning, you’re not alone. Daylight Saving Time has us all springing forward — and while we can look at a…
Tapeworms in Dogs and Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Know
If you have ever noticed small, white, rice-like segments near your pet’s rear end or in their bedding, you may be dealing with tapeworms. These flat, segmented intestinal parasites are…
Whipworms in Dogs: What St. Petersburg Pet Owners Should Know
What Are Whipworms? Whipworms (Trichuris vulpis) are intestinal parasites that live in the large intestine and cecum of dogs. They get their name from their distinctive shape — thin at…
Senior Pet Wellness Exams: Why Older Dogs and Cats Need More Vet Visits
Most pet owners are great about bringing puppies and kittens in for their first round of checkups. But as dogs and cats age, their healthcare needs change significantly — and…
Hookworms in Dogs and Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Know
What Are Hookworms? Hookworms (Ancylostoma species) are small intestinal parasites that attach to the lining of your pet’s gut and feed on blood. Despite their tiny size — usually less…
Roundworms in Dogs and Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Know
Roundworms are one of the most common intestinal parasites found in dogs and cats. At Community Animal Hospitals in St. Petersburg, our veterinary team regularly diagnoses and treats roundworm infections…
Community Animal Hospitals
