Harborside Animal Hospital

Harborside Animal Hospital Full service medical, dental, & surgical facility
Habla Espanol We are so excited to meet you and your pets and welcome you to our practice!

We are a 2-doctor, full service, private practice animal hospital that sees patients on appointment, drop-off, and walk-in basis as time permits. We treat emergencies as well as non-emergent, surgical, dental, and preventative wellness cases, and are able to provide digital dental/general radiology, ultrasonography, echocardiography, a variety of in-house labs. Thanks to partnerships with several

mobile veterinarians, we can also offer a number of complicated and/or orthopedic surgical services, CT scan, and endoscopy as availability permits. Beyond first rate pet care, we strive to promote stress-free medicine and work to create a comfortable clinic environment for clients and patients to enjoy. Here at Harborside Animal Hospital, we practice conventional, evidence-based Western medicine and pride ourselves on working together with our clients to provide the highest quality gold-standard medical care for their pets. This includes making diagnostic, treatment, and preventative care recommendations utilizing flea/heartworm preventatives, vaccinations, and many other pharmaceuticals at appropriate label doses as outlined by the FDA. We practice medicine based on the latest scientific advancements within our field as well as FDA guidelines and regulations. We do not practice or promote holistic/alternative medicine solely on its own but may utilize very few nutraceutical products as supportive therapy to our highly Western-based treatment plans. While we are more than happy to see pets and clients who follow all philosophies, we believe this transparency is important in creating and fostering a healthy relationship with a medical team you can trust. If you do not believe conventional/Western medicine is the right approach for your pets or, for example, believe that FDA approved flea/heartworm medications would harm your pets even when given at label doses, then we would recommend seeking care elsewhere with a veterinary team who aligns more with your ideals. Thank you for your understanding.

Essential oil diffusers may smell pleasant to us, but some oils can be harmful to cats.Because cats groom themselves fre...
09/04/2026

Essential oil diffusers may smell pleasant to us, but some oils can be harmful to cats.

Because cats groom themselves frequently, oils that settle on their fur, paws, or nearby surfaces can be ingested over time. Cats also process certain compounds differently than people, making them more sensitive to some essential oils.

Fluffy ✨Finley✨ just came in to get vaccinated. This 3 month old pup just doesn’t know what to do with all of his fur!!😂...
09/04/2026

Fluffy ✨Finley✨ just came in to get vaccinated. This 3 month old pup just doesn’t know what to do with all of his fur!!😂🐾

True! Extra weight places additional stress on your pet's joints, making arthritis and mobility issues more likely over ...
09/03/2026

True! Extra weight places additional stress on your pet's joints, making arthritis and mobility issues more likely over time.

Keeping your pet at a healthy weight is one of the best ways to support their comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life. Need help creating a healthy weight plan? Give us a call at (727) 726-1616.

Some days all you need is a quiet moment with your favorite feline. Whether they're curled up beside you, making biscuit...
09/01/2026

Some days all you need is a quiet moment with your favorite feline. Whether they're curled up beside you, making biscuits, or simply keeping you company, cats have a special way of making life a little brighter.

Share a photo of the cat who makes your day better, we'd love to see them!

True! Bathing too frequently can remove the natural oils that help protect your pet's skin and coat, leading to dryness ...
08/31/2026

True! Bathing too frequently can remove the natural oils that help protect your pet's skin and coat, leading to dryness and irritation.

How often your pet should be bathed depends on their breed, coat type, lifestyle, and any underlying skin conditions.

Not sure what's best for your pet? We'd be happy to help. Call (727) 726-1616.

Most healthy cats don't need routine ear cleaning. In fact, cleaning your cat's ears too often can cause irritation. Ins...
08/28/2026

Most healthy cats don't need routine ear cleaning. In fact, cleaning your cat's ears too often can cause irritation. Instead, check them periodically for redness, swelling, a bad odor, excessive wax, or discharge.

If you notice any of these signs or your cat is scratching at their ears or shaking their head frequently, it's time for a veterinary visit.

Have questions about your cat's ear health? Call (727) 726-1616.

We've all been there... You sit down to answer one email, and somehow 30 minutes later you're rubbing your dog's belly i...
08/27/2026

We've all been there... You sit down to answer one email, and somehow 30 minutes later you're rubbing your dog's belly instead.

Be honest...how often are you guilty of a little "pawcrastination?"

It's true! A healthy adult cat's heart typically beats between 140 and 220 times per minute, compared to about 60–100 be...
08/25/2026

It's true! A healthy adult cat's heart typically beats between 140 and 220 times per minute, compared to about 60–100 beats per minute in most adults.

Kittens often have even faster heart rates because they're growing so quickly.

Cats may be small, but their hearts work incredibly hard every day!

True! Plain, cooked pumpkin is a healthy treat for many dogs when offered in moderation. It's a good source of fiber and...
08/24/2026

True! Plain, cooked pumpkin is a healthy treat for many dogs when offered in moderation. It's a good source of fiber and nutrients and may even help support healthy digestion.

Just be sure to avoid pumpkin pie filling, which often contains added sugar and spices that aren't safe for pets. Does your dog enjoy pumpkin? Let us know!

Pumpkin-flavored treats are everywhere this time of year, but some seasonal ingredients aren't safe for pets.Nutmeg cont...
08/21/2026

Pumpkin-flavored treats are everywhere this time of year, but some seasonal ingredients aren't safe for pets.

Nutmeg contains myristicin, which can be toxic when ingested in larger amounts and may cause disorientation, increased heart rate, tremors, or even seizures.

If you think your pet has eaten a large amount of nutmeg or another potentially toxic ingredient, contact us immediately at (727) 726-1616.

Address

1590 N McMullen Booth Road, Suite K 5
Clearwater, FL
33759

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+17277261616

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