We are a full-service medical, surgical and dental clinic dedicated to the health and happiness of our patients. Our wonderful doctors and full staff of technicians are committed to giving you and your pet the individualized care you need to ensure your pet’s continued health and well-being.
In addition to routine preventative care, we also offer laboratory services, medical and dental x-rays, endoscopy, surgical capabilities including minor orthopedic procedures, avian and exotic care, integrative medicine, and preventative and corrective dentistry.
NEW! Therapeutic Laser (Class IV Laser)
See us on FoxNews! Click here for the story, or simply watch the video below.
We are excited to announce that we now offer therapeutic laser treatment! Therapeutic laser is an inexpensive, non-invasive, extremely safe, and drug-free way to treat a variety of conditions, from post-op incision care to chronic arthritis, even chronic ear infections and skin lesions. Our early successes with laser treatment have been inspiring, and make us happy to be able to offer this service to help our patients. Click here to read more about this treatment.
Does a bird or other exotic pet share your life?
We now have the ability to care for your exotic pet Monday through Friday!
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Hours of Operation
Mon-Thurs
8:30am-8:00pm
Friday
8:30am-6:00pm
Saturday
9:00am-4:00pm
Sunday
CLOSED
We are closed Memorial Day, Independance Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Years Day.
We will be open from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve
After hours or in case of emergency:
BluePearl Veterinary Specialists
3000 Busch Lake Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33614
Phone: (813)933-8944
FAX: (813) 936-9595
We are AAHA Accredited!
Read more about AAHA and its standards on their website created for pet owners!
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It's Time to Focus on Oral Health!
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Have you noticed that your pet's breath is bad? |
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Have you ever pushed your pet away from your face because of the odor? |
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If you lift your pet's lips, do you see white teeth and pink gums, or yellow to brown teeth and red, swollen gums? |
Good dental health is a vital part of your pet’s general health. Research has shown that pets with poor dental health are highly likely to develop other diseases from bacteria entering the bloodstream through inflamed, bleeding, infected gums. The bacteria settle in the liver, kidney, bladder, and heart. Also, chronic inlammation in the mouth is also very hard on your pet's immune system, and can limit the ability to fight off other infections and diseases. Make no mistake: periodontal disease and abscessed teeth are very painful for your pet, and having these conditions treated will help your pet live a longer, healthier, and pain-free life!
We hope you will find what you are looking for on our site; if you don’t, feel free to contact us at: contact@ccvets.com.
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