Blaine Central Veterinary Clinic

Blaine Central Veterinary Clinic New clients receive $25 off their first exam. Welcome to the Blaine Central Veterinary Clinic. Your pet’s health is our greatest concern at our hospital.

We provide routine wellness care, in addition to care for pets who are ill or injured in the northern Twin Cities area. We service pets from Blaine, Mounds View, Ham Lake, Andover, New Brighton, Lexington, Lino Lakes, Circle Pines, Arden Hills, Spring Lake Park, C**n Rapids, Brooklyn Park, Fridley, St. Paul, Minneapolis and more. We have a full-service animal hospital with pet care services ranging from routine vaccinations to full surgical, pharmacy, laboratory, diagnostics, and radiology.

07/29/2026

Planning a summer getaway with your pet? A little preparation can go a long way toward keeping your trip safe and stress-free.

Before you hit the road, make sure you've packed the essentials:
→ Enough food for the entire trip (plus extra in case of delays)
→ Any medications and supplements your pet takes regularly
→ Water bowls and water bottles
→ Leash, harness, collar, and ID tags
→ Copies of vaccination records and important medical information
→ Comfort items like a favorite bed, blanket, or toy
→ Waste bags, litter, or other daily care supplies

It's also a good idea to research nearby veterinary hospitals and emergency clinics at your destination before you travel.

A little planning today can help you focus on making memories tomorrow! What is the one item you never forget when traveling with your pet? Tell us below!

We're halfway through the year. Is your pet due for a wellness exam?Routine checkups are one of the best ways to support...
07/15/2026

We're halfway through the year. Is your pet due for a wellness exam?

Routine checkups are one of the best ways to support your pet's long-term health. Even pets that seem healthy can benefit from regular veterinary visits.

A wellness exam gives your veterinary team the opportunity to:
→ Monitor your pet's overall health and well-being
→ Discuss nutrition, weight, and lifestyle changes
→ Ensure vaccinations are up to date
→ Review parasite prevention needs
→ Identify potential health concerns before they become more serious

If it's been a while since your pet's last exam, now is a great time to schedule a visit and keep them on track for a healthy year ahead.

When was your pet's last wellness exam?

We've had quite a few adorable new additions to our Blaine Central family!Please welcome Ozzy, Cora, Cleo, Finn, and Fra...
07/13/2026

We've had quite a few adorable new additions to our Blaine Central family!

Please welcome Ozzy, Cora, Cleo, Finn, and Frank!

07/08/2026

Indoor cats may seem safer from summer hazards, but warm weather can still bring hidden risks inside the home. ☀️

Help keep your cat safe this season by:
→ Keeping windows and screens secure to prevent falls or escapes
→ Providing access to fresh water throughout the day
→ Ensuring cool, comfortable resting areas are available
→ Monitoring for signs of overheating, especially in warm or poorly ventilated rooms
→ Keeping toxic plants, medications, and household chemicals out of reach
→ Supervising access to balconies, patios, and open doors

Even indoor cats can encounter seasonal dangers. A few simple precautions can help them stay safe and comfortable all summer long.

Dr. Lisa is offically back from Ecuador! How many surgeries was she able to do last week? A total of 30 surgeries!Dog sp...
07/03/2026

Dr. Lisa is offically back from Ecuador! How many surgeries was she able to do last week? A total of 30 surgeries!

Dog spay: 16
Dog neuther: 3
Cat spay: 5
Cat neuther: 6

A total of 8 veterinarians accomplished 367 surgeries total! Thank you, World Vets for all that you do and thank you for the opportunity to provide quality care!

As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heatstroke in pets. Unlike people, pets have limited ways to cool themselves, ...
07/02/2026

As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heatstroke in pets. Unlike people, pets have limited ways to cool themselves, making them especially vulnerable during warm weather and exercise.

Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can help protect your pet from a life-threatening emergency.

If your pet is excessively panting, weak, vomiting, collapsing, or showing other signs of overheating, contact your veterinarian or an emergency veterinary hospital immediately.

PSA from your BCVC team!Hot days can be dangerous for our furry friends. When temperatures rise, sidewalks can burn sens...
06/30/2026

PSA from your BCVC team!
Hot days can be dangerous for our furry friends. When temperatures rise, sidewalks can burn sensitive paws, and heat exhaustion or heatstroke can happen much faster than many people realize.

Even a few minutes in a parked car can become deadly for a dog on a hot day (even with the windows cracked). For dogs, that heat can quickly lead to heatstroke, organ damage, or even death. If your pup can't go inside with you, it's safest to leave them at home.

On especially hot days, the safest place for pets is often indoors in a cool, comfortable space. Keeping them inside doesn't have to be boring! Try:
🐾 Puzzle feeders or treat-dispensing toys
🎾 Indoor fetch or gentle games
🦴 Chew toys and enrichment activities
🧩 Training sessions to practice new tricks
❄️ Frozen pet-safe treats for a cool reward
💧 Plenty of fresh, cool water and a comfy place to rest

If your pet does need to go outside, keep outings short, stick to the cooler morning or evening hours, and always check the pavement with the back of your hand. If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for them!

A little extra care on hot days can help keep our animal companions safe, healthy, and happy all summer long!

We will be open this Friday and next Monday with normal business hours!If you are in need of anxiety medication for fire...
06/29/2026

We will be open this Friday and next Monday with normal business hours!

If you are in need of anxiety medication for fireworks (or storms), please contact us at 763-792-2337.

We hope you all have a wonderful holiday weekend!

06/25/2026

Our friends from Marina Bay Animal Hospital are sharing a few must-know summer safety tips to help keep your pets happy, healthy, and cool all season long! From checking pavement temperatures before walks, to packing the right essentials on the go, to making sure your car is pet-ready for summer travel, these simple tips can make a big difference.

📞 Call us today for any other questions you may have!

Address

2181 108th Lane NE
Blaine, MN
55449

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17637922337

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