Wellness & vaccines
Puppy and kitten series, DHPP, FVRCP, rabies and Bordetella, annual exams, body-condition scoring and honest nutrition advice.
New practice · Westchase, Tampa
Unhurried medicine, seven days a week.
Beyond Love Veterinary Hospital opens November 1 on Whitmarsh Lane. Longer appointments, diagnostics read in our own lab, and the same faces every visit — 8:00 am to 7:00 pm, every day of the week.
- Days open
- Seven — Monday through Sunday
- Hours
- 8:00 am – 7:00 pm daily
- On site
- Lab, digital radiography, surgery & dental suite
- Handling
- Low-stress, no forced restraint
Services
Everything a healthy pet needs, and most of what a sick one does.
General practice for dogs and cats, from the first kitten vaccine to the last quiet afternoon. What we can't do here, we'll say so plainly and get you to the specialist who can.
Same-day sick visits
Vomiting, limping, ear infections, itchy skin, urinary trouble. We hold appointment slots open every single day for the things that can't wait.
In-house diagnostics
Bloodwork, urinalysis and cytology run on site, plus digital radiography and ultrasound. Most results are back before you leave the room.
Surgery
Spay and neuter, mass removals, laceration repair and soft-tissue procedures. A dedicated nurse monitors anesthesia from induction to recovery.
Dentistry
Full-mouth dental radiographs, scaling, polishing and extractions — always under general anesthesia, because that is the only way it is done properly.
Senior & chronic care
Arthritis, kidney disease, diabetes and thyroid management, with recheck schedules built around your week rather than ours.
Parasite prevention
Year-round heartworm, flea and tick protection with annual testing. In Hillsborough County this is not seasonal, and we will explain exactly why.
End-of-life care
Quality-of-life consultations and gentle in-hospital euthanasia, in a quiet room, with as much time as you need and no one waiting on you.
Every life stage
How often we should see them, and why.
A pet ages roughly seven times faster than you do, so a year between visits is closer to a decade. Here is the schedule we will keep you on.
0 – 12 months
Puppy & kitten
The vaccine series, deworming, the spay or neuter conversation, and getting them comfortable with being handled before it ever matters.
Every 3–4 weeks until 16 weeks old
1 – 7 years
Adult
A full physical, weight and dental check, heartworm testing and boosters. This is the visit that catches things while they are still cheap to fix.
Once a year, plus monthly prevention
7+ years
Senior
Bloodwork and blood pressure twice a year. Kidney disease, thyroid disease and arthritis all announce themselves quietly, and early is everything.
Every 6 months, with senior labs
When it's time
Comfort care
Pain management, appetite support and an honest quality-of-life conversation — then, when you are ready, a calm goodbye with no clock running.
As often as you need us
Your first visit
Four steps, and no surprises on the invoice.
New-patient appointments are booked at thirty minutes so there is room for the questions you actually came in with.
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STEP 01
Book
Request a time below or call us. Send records from your previous clinic and we will have read them before you walk in.
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STEP 02
Arrive
Check in at the front desk, or text us from the parking lot and wait in the car with your pet. Whichever is calmer for them.
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STEP 03
The exam
Thirty minutes with the doctor. Nose-to-tail exam on the floor or your lap where possible, and treats throughout.
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STEP 04
The plan
An itemized estimate before anything is done, a written plan to take home, and a direct line for the question you think of at 9 pm.
Pets don't get sick on a schedule. That's why we open all seven days.[DR. NAME, DVM] · Founder, Beyond Love
Practicing in Tampa Bay
Four things that matter more here than almost anywhere else.
Gulf-coast Florida gives pets a specific set of problems. Here is what we will talk to you about at your first visit.
Twelve months a year
Heartworm never takes a season off
Hillsborough County mosquitoes stay active through the whole calendar, which is why Florida sits near the top of every national heartworm map. Year-round prevention is not an upsell here — it is the standard of care, and a lapsed month is a real risk.
May through September
Heat, humidity, and flat faces
Bulldogs, Frenchies, pugs and Persians cannot cool themselves efficiently in a Tampa August, and asphalt at 3 pm will blister a paw pad. Walk before 8 am or after sunset, and learn the early signs of heat stress before you need them.
After summer rain
Cane toads in the yard
Bufo toads turn up across Westchase lawns on warm wet nights and are toxic the moment a dog mouths one. Wipe the gums forward with a wet cloth for ten minutes — front to back, never rinsing water down the throat — and call us while you are on the way.
June through November
A pet go-bag for storm season
Two weeks of every medication, a printed vaccine record, a carrier that fits in your car, and a microchip registration with a phone number that still works. Ask at the desk any day and we will print your file while you wait.
Hours
Open every day of the week.
| Monday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Thursday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Friday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Saturday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Sunday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
After hours
We are not a 24-hour hospital. Between 7:00 pm and 8:00 am, go straight to [EMERGENCY HOSPITAL NAME], [EMERGENCY PHONE]. If your pet is struggling to breathe, collapsed, bleeding heavily, seizing, or has eaten something toxic, do not wait for us to open.
Find us
Whitmarsh Lane, Westchase.
Beyond Love Veterinary Hospital 12037 Whitmarsh LnTampa, FL 33626
- Phone
- (813) 000-0000
- pethealth@beyondlovevet.com
- Patients
- Dogs and cats. Accepting new patients from November 1.
- Legal name
- Beyond Love LLC
Request an appointment
Tell us about your pet.
We are booking from November 1 onward. Send this over and we will call you back with a time that works.
Calendar not loading? Email pethealth@beyondlovevet.com or call (813) 000-0000.
Questions
Before you come in.
Are you taking new patients?
Yes. We open on November 1, 2026 and every patient is a new patient that week. Send a request now and we will schedule you in the first available block.
Do you take walk-ins?
We keep same-day slots open daily for sick pets, but we work by appointment so nobody sits in the lobby with a scared animal. Call first and we will almost always find you a time that day.
What does a first visit cost?
A new-patient exam is [$00]. Vaccines, testing and medication are quoted separately, and you will see an itemized estimate before we do anything beyond the exam.
Do you handle emergencies?
During our hours, yes — call ahead and come straight in. We are not open overnight, so between 7:00 pm and 8:00 am please go directly to [EMERGENCY HOSPITAL NAME].
Which records should I bring?
Vaccine history, any bloodwork from the last year, and the names and doses of every medication and supplement — a photo of the labels is perfect. Email them ahead to pethealth@beyondlovevet.com and we will read them before you arrive.
Do you see rabbits, birds or reptiles?
Not at this time. We are a dog and cat practice, and exotics deserve a clinician who sees them every day. Ask us and we will point you to one nearby.