Brown striped cat looks up at the doctor who is holding them

As of 2022, around 70% of households (about 90.5 million) in the United States owned a pet. When visiting The Humane Society of Tampa Bay, it’s not hard to see why so many families across the country choose to have a companion animal. Our adoptable animals are playful, loving, and as sweet as can be! 

With so many families choosing to have a pet, there are also many in need of veterinary care. And it’s no secret that this necessary care can be expensive, placing stress on many households.

The Animal Hospital at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay was founded to better serve and provide accessible veterinary care to all animals in Tampa. In 2022 alone, there were 29,000 patients seen at the Animal Hospital, with 19,453 surgeries performed, and 13,298 total animals saved at the shelter

The Animal Hospital is a nonprofit, AAHA-accredited animal health center, providing high-quality care for families who might otherwise not be able to get the attention and medical services that their pets need. Learn more today about our leading non-profit, affordable Tampa veterinary hospital. 

What is the Animal Hospital at HSTB?

The Animal Hospital at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay is the on-site veterinary hospital, and was opened in 2012 to provide the community with affordable care options for their pets. The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is proud to promote animal welfare in the community and  help bridge the gap between accessible veterinary care and many families across Tampa. 

The AAHA-accredited, high-quality animal hospital is full-service, with care options ranging from check-ups and vaccinations, to surgeries and more. Any proceeds from the Animal Hospital directly benefit the programs and services at The Humane Society of Tampa Bay, helping to create a larger positive impact on animal welfare in the community.

What Are the Services Provided?

As your local animal hospital in Tampa, the Animal Hospital at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay offers affordable veterinary care packages for dogs and cats, as well as a la carte services and add-ons. No matter what type of care your pet needs, the Animal Hospital is prepared and happy to provide it!

Some of the many veterinary services offered at the Animal Hospital include physical exams, vaccinations, heartworm tests, x-rays, and more. The Humane Society of Tampa Bay also has specific dog and cat care packages, ranging from basic packages to premium packages for individualized needs. Additionally, our Tampa veterinary hospital offers spaying and neutering services for your pet. 

Another key offering at the Animal Hospital is the TNVR program for feral and semi-feral cats. This consists of humanely trapping, neutering, vaccinating, and releasing these cats so that they can live healthy lives without any possibility of transferring and catching diseases. This not only helps thousands of cat families every year, but also helps facilitate a safer community.

No matter which package or service your pet is in need of, you can rest assured that you are receiving the best care possible at an affordable price. Our team of veterinary professionals are all animal lovers themselves, and will treat your pet as if they were their own.

Why Choose The Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s Animal Hospital?

Aside from affordable treatments and services at the Animal Hospital, The Humane Society of Tampa Bay actively works to ensure that proper veterinary care is available to those in need within the community. 

To heighten accessibility, financing options can be offered in many cases at the Animal Hospital, including:

  • Care Credit: A healthcare credit card that can be used to pay for out-of-pocket medical expenses not covered by medical insurance 
  • Scratch Pay: Simple, transparent payment plans for medical financing for your veterinary trips

 

As your trusted non-profit animal hospital in Tampa, the Animal Hospital at The Humane Society of Tampa Bay operates under one goal; providing care for animals in need, and funding should not be an obstacle for those who need it most.