"Dr. Delgado is compassionate and caring, and so is everyone at Dunedin Animal Medical Center. "
- Olga Petersen
DAMC Client
Nov. 30, 2024
"Dr. Delgado is compassionate and caring, and so is everyone at Dunedin Animal Medical Center. "
- Olga Petersen
DAMC Client
Nov. 30, 2024
Veterinary Services
Our state-of-the-art facility offers a comprehensive range of veterinary services designed to meet the unique needs of each animal that walks through our doors. From routine check-ups and vaccinations to advanced diagnostics and surgical procedures, our dedicated team of professionals is equipped with the knowledge, experience, and compassion to provide the highest standard of care.
Prevention is the cure for illness.
Pet wellness exams help identify small issues before they become problems.
Skin conditions are common in pets and can usually be resolved in a few visits to the vet.
X-rays, ultrasounds, bloodwork, urinalysis and fecal studies are ways we find the underlying cause of illness.
Our veterinary doctors perform at the highest level to ensure that your pet heals quickly.
Our veterinarians are skilled in all aspects of animal dentistry, to ensure the highest quality care.
Any concern about your pet’s health warrants, at minimum, a call to your veterinarian.
Our surgeons treat diseases and injuries of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and other skeletal structures.
Spaying and neutering is just as much about GOOD HEALTH as it is about population control.
Dog Dental Disease Warning Signs
Most dogs show signs of dental disease by age three. The problem is that many pet owners miss the early warnings because dogs are remarkably good at hiding discomfort. By the time symptoms become obvious, the disease has often progressed to a painful and expensive stage. At Dunedin Animal Medical Center, we see dental problems in dogs of all ages…
Why Senior Cats Hide Pain and How to Spot It
Cats are evolutionary masters of disguise — especially when it comes to pain. In the wild, showing weakness makes an animal a target, and that survival instinct is hardwired into your house cat. Senior cats, those seven years and older, are particularly skilled at masking discomfort. By the time most owners notice something is wrong, the underlying condition has often…
Spring Allergies in Dogs: Signs Your Pet Needs Help
Spring in Florida doesn’t just bring warmer weather and longer days — it brings a surge of pollen, mold spores, and grass allergens that can make your dog miserable. Unlike humans who sneeze and get watery eyes, dogs show allergies through their skin. If your dog has been scratching more than usual lately, spring allergies might be the culprit. How…
Heartworm Prevention: Why Missing One Month Matters
You know heartworm prevention is important. Your vet has told you, the medication packaging reminds you, and you’ve probably seen the warnings at every pet store. But life gets busy, and it’s easy to think that missing one month — just one — isn’t a big deal. In Florida, that one missed dose could cost your dog everything. How Heartworm…
Why Senior Cats Hide Pain and How to Spot It
Cats are evolutionary masters of disguise — especially when it comes to pain. In the wild, showing weakness makes an animal a target, and that survival instinct is hardwired into your house cat. Senior cats, those seven years and older, are particularly skilled at masking discomfort. By the time most owners notice something is wrong, the underlying condition has often…
Spring Allergies in Dogs: Signs Your Pet Needs Help
Spring in Florida doesn’t just bring warmer weather and longer days — it brings a surge of pollen, mold spores, and grass allergens that can make your dog miserable. Unlike humans who sneeze and get watery eyes, dogs show allergies through their skin. If your dog has been scratching more than usual lately, spring allergies might be the culprit. How…
Is Your Pet Drinking Enough Water This Spring?
Why Hydration Matters More in Florida As temperatures start climbing in Dunedin and across North Pinellas, dehydration becomes a real concern for our pets. By March, daytime highs are already reaching the upper 70s and low 80s — warm enough to increase your pet’s water needs significantly, especially during outdoor activity. At Dunedin Animal Medical Center, we see dehydration-related issues…
The Hidden Risk of Retractable Leashes
Why Veterinarians Warn Against Retractable Leashes Walk along the Dunedin Causeway or Pinellas Trail on any given weekend and you’ll see plenty of retractable leashes. They seem like a great idea — give your dog freedom to explore while maintaining some control. But veterinarians and emergency rooms tell a very different story. At Dunedin Animal Medical Center, we treat injuries…
Your Dog’s Nails Are Probably Too Long
The Click Test: Are Your Dog’s Nails Too Long? Here’s a simple test every dog owner in Dunedin should try: walk your dog across a tile or hardwood floor. If you hear clicking, their nails are too long. It’s one of the most overlooked aspects of pet care, and it affects far more dogs than you’d think. At Dunedin Animal…
Why Your Cat Keeps Throwing Up and When to Worry
Hairballs vs. Something More Serious If you’re a cat owner in Dunedin or anywhere in North Pinellas, you’ve probably cleaned up your share of cat vomit. Occasional hairballs are a normal part of feline life, especially for long-haired breeds. But when vomiting becomes a regular occurrence, it’s a signal that something else may be going on. At Dunedin Animal Medical…
Florida’s Tick Population Is Already Surging in North Pinellas
Why Ticks Are Already Active in Florida While pet owners in northern states are still dealing with the last of winter, Florida’s ticks never really took a break. Thanks to our mild winters here in the Dunedin and North Pinellas area, tick populations stay active nearly year-round — and by mid-March, they’re in full force. At Dunedin Animal Medical Center,…
Is Your Pet Drinking Enough Water This Spring?
Why Hydration Matters More in Florida As temperatures start climbing in Dunedin and across North Pinellas, dehydration becomes a real concern for our pets. By March, daytime highs are already reaching the upper 70s and low 80s — warm enough to increase your pet’s water needs significantly, especially during outdoor activity. At Dunedin Animal Medical Center, we see dehydration-related issues…
Dunedin Animal Medical Center
Serving the local communities of Clearwater, Dunedin, Belleair, Belleair Beach, Belleair Bluffs, Indian Rocks Beach, Largo, Oldsmar, Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor, Tarpon Springs, East Lake, Feather Sound, Greenbriar, Harbor Bluffs, Ozona, Crystal Beach, Curlew, Highpoint, Ridgecrest, Lealman, West Lealman, Seminole, Indian Shores, North Redington Beach, Redington Beach, Redington Shores, South Highpoint, Baskin, & Walsingham.