Bayview Animal Hospital

12/24/2024

A message to all our furry companions out there: please party responsibly. Merry Christmas! 🎁🎄

12/17/2024

We will be closed today at 12p for our monthly staff meeting. We appreciate all of our valued clients and will return to normal operations by 1pm. 🐾🐶🐱

12/16/2024

🐾 Is your furry friend taking more naps than usual? Discover the reasons why older pets slow down and how to keep them healthy and active in their senior years! From diet and exercise tips to creating a comfortable home environment, our latest blog post has all the insights you need. 🐶🐱 Check out our latest blog post to learn more and ensure your pet's golden years are the best ones yet! 💛

As our pets age, just like us, they begin to slow down. These changes can be subtle and gradual, making it challenging for pet owners to recognize when their pets are simply undergoing natural aging processes or if they are signs of underlying health issues. At Bayview Animal Hospital

12/05/2024

In the spirit of giving, we have started collecting pet food and supplies to donate to Friends of Strays Animal Shelter in efforts to provide for the less fortunate during the holidays season.

You can also visit their website https://www.friendsofstrays.org to see their wishlist.

11/26/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to our pet community!

We will be closing at 1pm tomorrow, Wednesday the 27th and closed the full day on Thursday the 28th for the Thanksgiving holiday!

11/21/2024

🦃🍂 Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and feasting—but don't forget about your furry family members! Keep your pets safe and happy during the holiday festivities with these essential tips from Bayview Animal Hospital. Learn how to protect them from toxic foods, create a stress-free environment, and recognize signs of distress. Check out our blog for more info!

As we prepare for festive feasts and family gatherings this Thanksgiving, it's crucial to ensure our pets are safe and happy during the celebrations. At Bayview Animal Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, we understand that this holiday can pose unique risks to your pets. This article will guide you...

11/04/2024

😿 Did you know that resorptive lesions are one of the most common (and painful) dental issues in cats? Learn how to recognize the signs and keep your feline friend’s teeth healthy in our latest blog! 🐾🦷

Resorptive lesions in cats are a common yet often overlooked dental condition that can cause significant pain and discomfort. Affecting a large number of cats, these lesions can severely impact your cat's quality of life if left untreated. At Bayview Animal Hospital, we are dedicated to providing pe...

11/04/2024

🌟 Meet the multitaskers of veterinary medicine: Certified Veterinary Technicians! From patient care to diagnostics, they’re the heartbeat of every clinic. Learn more about their amazing work in our newest blog. 🩺🐕

When you rush to Bayview Animal Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, with your pet in urgent need of care, you're greeted by a dedicated team of professionals. While the veterinarian takes the lead on diagnosis and treatment, there's another essential team member working tirelessly behind the scenes...

10/11/2024

St. Pete Community, we’re here for you! 🐾❤️

In light of the impact from Helene and Milton, we want to offer a safe and comfortable space for those affected as our city works to restore power and resources.

While Bayview Animal Hospital doesn’t have phones or internet at the moment, we do have power, AC, and charging outlets available! We also have 10 separate suites and 4 rooms where dogs (and their humans) can safely relax in peace. 🏠🐶

We kindly ask that everyone be mindful of their time so we can help as many neighbors and pets as possible.

Starting tomorrow, we’ll be open as a pet-friendly comfort station from 8 AM - 5 PM.

To our valued clients: We will do our best to provide veterinary care during this time, but with our phone and internet down and limited staff, walk-ins may be preferable. Thank you for your patience and understanding! 🐾

10/11/2024

**Pet Friendly Comfort Station**

Because St. Pete has been significantly impacted by Helene and Milton, we want to offer a safe, comfortable place for those impacted to recover while our city restores power and resources to our community.

Bayview Animal Hospital does not have phones or internet, but we do have power, AC, and outlets to charge devices. We also have 10 separate suites and four rooms to safely accommodate dogs (and owners) that prefer their own company for a short while. We only ask that those using the rooms and suites, be mindful of time spent, so we can help as many of our neighbors with pets out as possible.

**For our valued clients, we will do our best to provide veterinary care during this time. However due to our phone systems being down and staff limitations, walking in is preferable. Please expect a wait. We thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.

Starting tomorrow we will be open as a pet friendly comfort station to our community from 8am - 5pm.

Please share our post to inform friends and neighbors!

10/07/2024

As we recover from Hurricane Helene, we are now preparing for Hurricane Milton. For our team and valued clients safety, we will be closed tomorrow through Thursday.

We appreciate your patience and understanding during this uncertain time and hope that you and your loved ones all remain safe through this storm.

09/25/2024

The hospital will be closed Thursday 9/26. We plan to resume operational hours Friday, 9/27 assuming little to no storm damage, power outages and/or other personal safety risks to property or staff. For more information and updates, regarding Hurricane Helene please visit pinellas.gov.

09/25/2024

As hurricane season is in full swing, we wanted to share some storm pet prep tips. As of right now, Bayview Animal Hospital is currently open for business. We will post updates regarding potential closure pending upcoming local advisory and storm developments. 🌀⛈️

09/23/2024

In the event of a natural disaster, having an emergency plan in place can save you time and stress. When you have a pet, your plan also needs to include them. In our latest blog post, we cover what you need to know to prepare your pet for a natural disaster.

Natural disasters, from hurricanes and flooding to tornadoes, can strike anywhere, causing significant stress and disruption in our lives and the lives of our pets. Being prepared can make all the difference in safeguarding the health of your furry family members. Our Bayview Animal Hospital team of...