Serving Pinellas County Veterinarians
Pinellas County Veterinary Medical Association
Established in 1965
Dedicated Professionals Committed to Animal Welfare And Health
The Pinellas County Veterinary Medical Association is an organization comprised of veterinarians dedicated to enhancing education, sharing knowledge, and fostering camaraderie among veterinarians in Pinellas County. This is achieved through regular continuing education programs and by keeping our members informed about current events and public issues.
We are committed to educating the public on the humane and responsible care of both pets and stray animals. Our initiatives include direct action and support for programs aimed at raising public awareness. One such initiative is the Pinellas Animal Foundation’s Pet Professor program, which teaches children about responsible pet ownership.
We offer a platform for discussing and developing positions on significant issues that affect the profession, pet owners, and the community at large.
The Pinellas County Veterinary Medical Association also acts as the unified and official voice for its members and the veterinary profession in Pinellas County.
Compassionate Pet Care
Providing professional and compassionate veterinary pet care is a goal of our members.
Veterinary Care Available for All Pets
With our diverse membership vet care is available for all pets.
Extending a Helping Hand
Our PCVMA members wish to extend a helping hand to all Pinellas residents and their pets.
Preventative and Wellness Pet Care
Preventing suffering and illness through prevention and wellness care is a cornerstone of veterinary pet care for our Pinellas veterinarians.
Beyond the Routine Pet Careitle
You can find veterinarians to provide state-of-the-art, specialized and emergency vet care.
The Latest News for Pinellas County Animal Organizations
PCVMA Newsletter
PAF News
Animal Services News
SPCA Tampa Bay News
SPC School of Veterinary Technology News
Upcoming Meetings and Events
Veterinarian’s Oath
The Veterinarian’s Oath was adopted by the American Veterinary Medical Association‘s House of Delegates July 1969, and amended by the AVMA Executive Board, November 1999 and December 2010.
Pet Disaster and Hurricane Preparedness
Being located on the Gulf Coast of Florida, hurricanes are always a potential threat for our population and pets. Being prepared both for yourself and your pet may be vital in case of a hurricane. One aspect is to know
Pet Emergencies
If you believe that you may have a pet animal emergency, then you should immediately get in touch with either your personal veterinarians or closest animal emergency clinic. It is better to ask and not wait. The vet staff will



