Animal Health Center at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay

I had a hard time getting a hold of anyone by phone but was pleasantly surprised by the service after just stopping in.

They do have no kill places,,,,I'm still looking&makin few calls,,

Thanks for the comments

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If you want Revolution which covers everything, including heartworm protection. You will need to take your pet to their Clinic. They require having the pets weight. Need to know so the correct dosage is prescribed. We just went thru this. They are open on weekends, walk in. Get there when the Clinic opens. Not sure of the time.

Yes call or go by to explain and there are things they do for you. God Bless you and your fur kid.

8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you are a walk-in be prepared for a least three hour wait

They're very good , your cat would be in good hands

Not sure, they do have discounted charges.

I would follow this link to either call to obtain that information or click on section that covers cost. They are really good about calling back. https://humanesocietytampa.org/spaying-neutering/

A basic visit starts at $35.

Sorry not sure. But you can give them a quick call for this.

I would call them and speak to them about it. Sounds like you should be fine though. I would think you should be able to just pop in and get the meds from the desk. But call and ask first.

They do. And yes you can stay with them. They are very kind and give you time with them. I want to say it cost around $100. But it could be a bit more. Call them they will give you all the information over the phone.

I believe I was quoted $65 for shots, surgery and meds for a female. It ended up only being $30 because she was a stray.

Dog is $75

www.officialservicedogregistry.con www.usserviceanimals.org

I think you have to take him to the Humane Society on Falkenburg

Yes the do

Both email and phone number are manned by one or two people. They get a ton of calls and emails and since they are extremely busy they can't handle the volume of calls and emails. Best way to get them is to stop by the office. I know it may not be convenient but it is the best way to get a hold of them. Don't give up on them ; they are well worth the hassle and inconvenience. Best care in town for your furry friends.

Thank you . This is very helpful. I really appreciate your help.

I'm retired limited income so no don't know how or if they do but I never got a discount even when had food stamps. Call them & ask

Yes

We have brought our pets there and their prices are much less than veterinarians elsewhere. I would recommend getting an appointment, though. They offer walk-ins, but they are on a first come first serve basis, and any emergency will take priority. Walk-ins are also based on number of veterinarians working that day.