Northeast Animal Hospital

Northeast Animal Hospital Located in Saint Petersburg, Florida, Northeast Animal Hospital is dedicated to providing quality, f

Northeast Animal Hospital is an animal care facility equipped to handle all medical and surgical procedures. From preventive health care services to advanced diagnostic and surgical services, our doctors and staff are trained to manage all of your pet's needs. We continually update our equipment and educate our team to the latest medical knowledge and technology. We know that everyone has a budget, so we will work within your budget to achieve the best outcome for your pet.

šŸ©ŗāœØ Big news! Our Downtown Vet Clinic sister location is now open ā€” and weā€™re excited to share that Dr. Learning is now s...
06/20/2025

šŸ©ŗāœØ Big news! Our Downtown Vet Clinic sister location is now open ā€” and weā€™re excited to share that Dr. Learning is now seeing exotics too! šŸ„šŸšŸ° From feathers to fur, your pets are in great hands. šŸ’›

We are so appreciative of our clients for amazing reviews!
06/19/2025

We are so appreciative of our clients for amazing reviews!

Briar was feeling super relaxed with Dr. Brezicki at his appointment šŸ©µ
06/18/2025

Briar was feeling super relaxed with Dr. Brezicki at his appointment šŸ©µ

Weā€™re so happy to have our sister practice back open and Dr. Learning on our team!
06/16/2025

Weā€™re so happy to have our sister practice back open and Dr. Learning on our team!

Our pets donā€™t run on batteries, so letā€™s make sure they never have access to them. According to the ASPCA battery inges...
06/12/2025

Our pets donā€™t run on batteries, so letā€™s make sure they never have access to them. According to the ASPCA battery ingestion can be seriously dangerous to your pet. When chewed or punctured, alkaline batteries leak a caustic substance that can burn your petā€™s mouth, esophagus or stomach. They can also cause blockages when swallowed.

Disc batteriesā€”those small round button-sized batteriesā€”also pose an additional concern: they can get lodged in your petā€™s esophagus or cause burns to organs even if not punctured.

What signs should you look for if you believe your pet ingested batteries?

If your pet has punctured or swallowed a battery you may see several problems. If your pet punctured a battery they may be drooling, refusing to eat or have bad breath. You may even notice a grey or bright red area in your petā€™s mouth where the burn occurred.

If the battery is swallowed and a burn has occurred in the esophagus or stomach, or if there is an obstruction, your pet may develop vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain (signs will include a hunched back or an inability to lay down and get comfortable) or refusal to eat.

What steps can you take to treat battery ingestion?

While preventing your pet from getting into batteries is ideal, we all know that accidents happen, and the good news is that battery ingestion is treatable!

If your pet has been exposed to a battery, first remove it from your petā€™s space, so there is no further contact. If your pet is not yet showing any symptoms and the exposure just occurred, offer them a small amount of milk or water, then call APCC or your veterinarian for further instructions.

While burns may occur within one to two hours, the full extent of the injury or complications may not be seen for a full 24 hours. Keep in mind, it is much easier to treat these cases when problems are caught earlier, so donā€™t wait if you believe your pet has ingested batteries.

Freya doesnā€™t visit the vet. She holds court. šŸ‘‘
06/10/2025

Freya doesnā€™t visit the vet. She holds court. šŸ‘‘

Itā€™s the last day to vote for us! If you havenā€™t already, please take just a moment to vote for us in the category of Be...
06/05/2025

Itā€™s the last day to vote for us! If you havenā€™t already, please take just a moment to vote for us in the category of Best Veterinarian before 4pm. Weā€™re so honored to be nominated by the readers of St. Pete Life.

You can vote using the QR code link, or by visiting https://www.stpetelifemag.com/bestof2025

Ellie was the best girl and just wanted to hold hands. šŸ„° Weā€™re always happy to hold your petā€™s hand through the visit, h...
06/05/2025

Ellie was the best girl and just wanted to hold hands. šŸ„° Weā€™re always happy to hold your petā€™s hand through the visit, helping them feel safe and loved šŸ’ž

Exciting update! We have a new doctor starting June 16th at our second location, Downtown St. Pete Vet Clinic! Weā€™re ver...
06/03/2025

Exciting update! We have a new doctor starting June 16th at our second location, Downtown St. Pete Vet Clinic! Weā€™re very proud to introduce Dr. Chris Learning.

Dr. Learning is a dedicated veterinarian originally from New York. He earned his Bachelorā€™s degree in Animal Science from the University of Delaware before completing his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Florida.

Dr. Learning has a strong clinical interest in soft tissue surgery, diagnostic imaging, and internal medicine. He is especially passionate about avian and exotic animal medicine, with hands-on experience treating a wide variety of species including birds, reptiles, amphibians, and exotic mammals.

Dr. Learning is a proud member of theAssociation of Avian Veterinarians (AAV), the Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians (ARAV), and the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians (AEMV). These affiliations reflect his commitment to advancing the field of exotic animal medicine and ensuring the highest standards of care for all species.

Help us congratulate Katie! Our June Employee of the Month! Hereā€™s why her teammates voted for her:Katie answers my ques...
06/01/2025

Help us congratulate Katie! Our June Employee of the Month! Hereā€™s why her teammates voted for her:

Katie answers my questions and jumps in wherever she is needed. Sheā€™s amazing and wonderful and keeps the office moving like a well oiled machine.Ā Always hustling!

Help us wish Martina a happy 5 year anniversary! She is super helpful with everything and everyone, and always on her to...
05/30/2025

Help us wish Martina a happy 5 year anniversary! She is super helpful with everything and everyone, and always on her toes. Sheā€™s amazing at keeping spirits light, and keeping the office moving like a well oiled machine.

If you havenā€™t already, please take just a moment to vote for us in the category of Best Veterinarian! Weā€™re so honored ...
05/29/2025

If you havenā€™t already, please take just a moment to vote for us in the category of Best Veterinarian! Weā€™re so honored to be nominated by the readers of St. Pete Life. You can vote using the QR code link, or by visiting https://www.stpetelifemag.com/bestof2025

Please vote just once until 6/5/25 at 4pm

Address

1401 4th Street N
Saint Petersburg, FL
33704

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+17278228501

Website

https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/6658a4ba2b30a/?r=6

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