...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
Border Collie vs. Mini Aussie
Understanding Their Health, Their History & How They Adapt to Life in Pinellas County Border Collies and Miniature American Shepherds (“Mini Aussies”) are two herding breeds that show up often…
Why Socializing Your Pet Matters — and How It Helps Both of You
Socializing a pet is one of the most important steps in raising a confident, well-adjusted companion. At Community Animal Hospitals, we see every day how proper socialization leads to calmer…
The Science of Why Pets Make Us Feel Younger
In Tampa Bay, it’s easy to see how pets bring energy and joy into people’s lives. Early in the morning, seniors can be found walking their dogs along the Pinellas…
Aging Pets, Aging Owners, and Tampa Bay’s Gentle Fall
Fall in Tampa Bay doesn’t bring big temperature drops, but it does bring a small, welcome change. Mornings feel cooler, the air feels lighter, and both people and pets seem…
Could Your Cat Have a Hidden Drug Sensitivity?
Understanding the MDR1 Gene and Why It Matters for Your Cat’s Safety If your cat ever needs medication — whether it’s a simple flea preventive or sedation for a routine…
Teach Your Pet to Talk
Pet Speech Buttons: How they wok and where to get them. Ever wished your dog could just tell you what they want? With the rise of speech button devices, that…
Some Tragedies Are Avoidable
A recent canine distemper outbreak in Calhoun County, Alabama, led to a heartbreaking outcome: every remaining dog at the county’s shelter had to be euthanized to prevent further spread of…
Fireworks and Your Pet: How to Keep Them Safe and Calm
Holidays like the Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve often mean fireworks—and while they’re fun for people, they can be frightening and dangerous for pets. At Community Animal Hospitals…
Should You Take the Dog?
You grab your keys or slide on a shoe and suddenly your dog is at the door—tail wagging, eyes wide.“Take me! Take me!” You pause and think: It feels like…
What Every Pet Parent Needs to Know About Aging Cats
Did you know that arthritis is the number one cause of chronic pain in cats? Research shows that nearly 90% of cats show signs of arthritis on X-rays, and almost…
Compassionate Senior Pet Care
Whether your pet is slowing down or simply showing signs of aging, our team offers compassionate, proactive care to help them stay healthy, happy, and comfortable for years to come.
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…
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