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Located in Saint Petersburg, Florida, Northeast Animal Hospital is dedicated to
providing quality, friendly care to the pets of Pinellas County and
Northeast Saint Petersburg for over 35 years.
Our patients include dogs, cats, small mammals, birds, and reptiles.
Each veterinarian and team member is genuinely committed to the health and well-being of your pet. We love animals as much as you do!
When you choose the "right vet" for you and your animals, look to Northeast Animal Hospital.
Our Mission Statement - "To fulfill the needs of our clients and patients by providing quality animal health care services through a responsive, professional staff with the emphasis on individual attention and remembering to treat every pet as if they were our own.”
Monday-Friday: 7:30am-6:00pm
Saturday: 7:30am-12:00pm
Sunday: CLOSED
After-Hours Emergencies
If your pet has an emergency after hours please contact:
The Animal Emergency Clinic:
727-323-1311
3165 22nd Ave
Saint Petersburg, FL |
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Tampa Bay Emergency Clinic:
727-531-5752
1/4 mile north of Ulmerton
1501 A Belcher Rd. South
Largo, FL |
Hurricane Preparedness Month at Northeast Animal Hospital
Microchip your pets today!!!!
We now offer International Microchips!!!
Free registration with the purchase of a microchip
Hurricane Prep. Tips
Before a disaster:
- Identify pet friendly hotels and shelters.
- Make sure identification tags are up to date and fastened to your pet's collar.
- Make sure your pet is current on all vaccinations.
- Have your pet microchipped and be sure to keep pet's microchip number with you at all times.
- Prepare an emergency "pet survival' kit.
"Pet survival" kit:
- Proper identification with your name, address, and phone number.
- Current medical history along with pet's veterinarian's name and number.
- A first aid kit, including medications and how/when to administer the medications.
- Enough food and bottled water for at least 3 days for each pet.
- Leash, harness, and carriers to transport your pet.
- Current photos and descriptions of your pet.
- Pet's beds and toys to reduce stress.
BECAUSE ONE LOST PET IS ONE TOO MANY!!
Although tags and collars are important, they can tear or slip off.
With microchipping, on the other hand, a veterinarian injects a tiny computer chip just under your pet's skin, between the shoulder blades.
A number on the microchip is entered into an international database. If your dog or cat is found, any animal hospital, shelter, or humane society can use a microchip reader to read the unique ID number contained on the chip.
The veterinarian or worker can access the database by inputting the number given off by the microchip.
The chip can't be lost or damaged, and it lasts for the pet's lifetime.
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