The yearly physical exam is $77 right now. Vaccines on their own run $16 to $32 each. Program terms as published on pascoanimalhospital.com, October 2026.
“I highly recommend the vaccine program they offer.”
Clients name Dr. Adams, Barrett, Kayla and Natalie, and talk about being fit in the same day when a pet needs to be seen.
Dr. Adams & Barrett
“Dr. Adam's is an amazing pet Dr. He handles his patients with care. BARRETT is our favorite, his customer service is Top Notch and he really goes above and beyond with every family member that is brought in to their center.”
Justin Blake · 8 months ago · Google review
Same day
“I have taken a few of my cats to this vet and they are the only ones in town who will squeeze you in same day, which is important when you feel that sometimes your animal needs immediate attention for their issues.”
Sara Filar · 4 months ago · Google review
New to the area
“Dr. Adams, Kayla and Barrett, you are all awesome! You treated Cooper with such kindness for his medical exam today … Having just moved to the area, it gives us great comfort knowing you'll be nearby”
Kelly Allen · 11 months ago · Google review
15+ years
“Dr. Adams and his staff have been wonderful! They have taken exceptional care of Buddy over the past 15+ years.”
Lee · a month ago · Google review
New patient
“They took us as a new patient, got us in the same day. They made a very stressful situation for a pet owner with a sick pet and made it a great experience.”
Mary Beth Gaulin · 2 years ago · Google review
Clear costs
“They will take whatever time you need to explain what, and why and the cost for every procedure. The communication is amazing. Hats off to all the staff but have to mention Barrett.”
William Cronin · a year ago · Google review
Urgent visits
“This office always gets us in when we have an urgent need to get our dogs seen.”
Darlene Ohm · 4 months ago · Google review
Nervous cats
“Barrett was lovely on the phone and we made a plan that would work for all parties involved. If you have a spicy kitty at home and dread bringing them in, I highly recommend this vet.”
Veterinarian · Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, class of 2000
Florida veterinary license VM9249 · current and active through May 31, 2028
“Dr. Adams and his staff have been wonderful! They have taken exceptional care of Buddy over the past 15+ years.”
“He is very proud to work with an incredible team of professionals that possess unmatched compassion and competence. They really are what makes Pasco Animal Hospital great.” From the Meet Our Team page, about Dr. Adams
Barrett
Client Services Concierge
Named in reviews“His customer service skills and communication skills are top tier.” William Cronin
Amber
Administrative Operations Lead / Veterinary Technician
Natalie
Clinical Operations Lead / Veterinary Technician
Named in reviews“Natalie is usually the vet tech who checks my cat in and takes care of him.” Debbie DeCillis
Annual heartworm testing is crucial for the early detection of heartworm disease in dogs. This disease, caused by parasitic worms transmitted through mosquito bites, can be life-threatening if left untreated.
Intestinal parasite exams
Checking a stool sample every year ensures any intestinal parasites are caught and treated. Some of these parasites are zoonotic, meaning they can be passed to humans.
Wellness bloodwork
Even if your pet seems healthy, wellness bloodwork can help catch some diseases early, before your pet shows signs. Up to 75% of your pet's kidney function can be dysfunctional before they start exhibiting symptoms.
Screening by age and type
Depending on the type and age of your pet, there are other recommendations for optimal health: for example, heartworm tests for dogs, feline leukemia tests for cats and intestinal parasite exams for both.
Flea & heartworm prevention
Prevention for cats and dogs, with the hospital's favorite products in its online store.MoreLess
For cats
Fleas cause discomfort and itching and can transmit diseases and parasites. Heartworm disease, although more commonly associated with dogs, can also affect cats and is potentially fatal if left untreated.
For dogs
Fleas cause irritation and discomfort and can transmit diseases and parasites, leading to skin problems. Heartworm disease poses a significant threat to dogs and can be fatal if left untreated.
The hospital's favorites
Their favorite cat and dog preventatives are in the hospital's online store, linked from the official site (not from this preview).
Dentistry
Cleanings under anesthesia with dental X-rays, extractions, gum treatment and oral surgery. Ask about the dental package.MoreLess
Check-ups
Dr. Adams recommends regular dental check-ups: a thorough look at your pet's teeth and gums for signs of dental disease such as tartar buildup, gingivitis or tooth decay.
Cleanings
Professional cleanings remove plaque and tartar, performed under anesthesia to ensure a thorough and safe procedure.
The dental package
Pre-anesthetic bloodwork, to check overall health and organ function before anesthesia
Dental radiographs (X-rays) of the teeth, roots and bone, for problems a routine exam can't see
Dental cleaning (prophylaxis) to remove plaque, tartar and calculus
Also offered
Extractions of diseased or damaged teeth
Periodontal treatment for gum disease: scaling, root planing and more
Oral surgery for oral tumors, cysts or trauma
Diagnostics
Ultrasound, radiography, and on-site blood and urine testing.MoreLess
For a routine check-up with preventative diagnostics, or a pet with health concerns who needs a comprehensive evaluation: ultrasound, radiography, and on-site blood and urine testing, for thorough assessments and tailored treatment plans.
Surgery
From routine mass removals to complex orthopedic surgeries.MoreLess
A diverse array of surgical procedures, ranging from routine mass removals to complex orthopedic surgeries, by a skilled surgical team.
Dental and oral surgery
Extractions and oral surgery are part of dentistry: see Dentistry.
Spay & neuter
Spaying and neutering to keep pets healthy and help control pet overpopulation.MoreLess
Spaying and neutering help control pet overpopulation and contribute significantly to keeping pets healthy, by reducing the risk of certain reproductive cancers and behavioral problems.
Urgent care
Ear and skin infections, limping, vomiting, coughing: see the guide below for urgent versus emergency.MoreLess
An experienced team for a wide range of urgent medical needs, from sudden illnesses to accidents or injuries, with a focus on a quick and accurate diagnosis.
If your pet is showing signs of illness or injury, please call (727) 849-7523 for the first available appointment.
Medications and preventatives at the hospital, plus an online pharmacy.MoreLess
A comprehensive selection of medications and preventative treatments, to speed your pet's recovery and maintain their overall health.
Online pharmacy
Order online at pascoanimalhospital.ourvet.com.
End-of-life care
Compassionate end-of-life care, with take-home burial, group or private cremation, and referrals for in-home care.MoreLess
Some families opt to be present with their pet at the end and others don't. There is no wrong way, only what is best for you.
Aftercare
Take-home burial, group and private cremation. The team will work with you to decide what is best for your family, and can refer you to in-home end-of-life care.
Pet loss support
Cornell University Pet Loss Support Hotline: (607) 218-7457, through Google Voice, Wednesdays 7–9 p.m., Saturdays 12–2 p.m. and Sundays 7–9 p.m. (EST). Google Voice asks for your name before connecting; to remain anonymous, you can say “anonymous” or just give your first name.
New Country Organics feed
Soy-free and corn-free layer feed for hens, 50 lb bags, pick up only.MoreLess
50 lb bags of New Country Organics Soy Free Layer Feed and Corn Free Layer Feed, with additional inventory upon request.
Pick up only
Call (727) 849-7523 or email pahclientservices@gmail.com to place an order.
Urgent or emergency?
Not sure if it can wait?
Pasco Animal Hospital's own guide. During open hours, call (727) 849-7523.
Urgent care examples
Ear / skin infections
Limping / lameness
Vomiting / diarrhea (but still active and acting normal)
Vomiting + lethargy / can't keep food or water down
Pale gums
Seizures
Emergency outside our hours? Contact one of these hospitals:
Animal Emergency of Pasco(727) 361-6938
AA Animal Emergency(727) 787-5402
Veterinary Emergency Group(727) 288-0732
Financing
Three ways to finance your pet's care.
We know the last thing you want to worry about when your pet is sick or injured is money.
1CareCredit
2Scratchpay
3Cherry
Each plan's application link is on the official site; they aren't linked from this preview.
“Their pricing is reasonable and they have financing options for those with credit approval.”
Instant replies
An answer, even when you're closed.
You're open 40 hours a week: Monday to Friday, 8 to 5, closed 12:30 to 1:30 for lunch. In the other 128 hours, nothing on the website answers a question right away; the Contact page form takes a message for the team.
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With this concept, every web request, text and missed call gets a text back within seconds: your hours, your program terms, and a way to ask for a time. Your team picks it up when you open.
Pasco Animal HospitalInstant reply · example
Saturday 9:12 pm · text to (727) 379-2629
Hi! How does the free vaccines for life thing work for cats?
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Hi, thanks for texting Pasco Animal Hospital! Free Vaccines for Life for cats: a one-time $80 enrollment covers FVRCP, Feline Leukemia and Rabies, as long as your cat comes in once a year for a physical exam. We're closed for the weekend and open Monday at 8. Reply with your cat's name and a good time, and we'll set it up.
Examples. Pasco Animal Hospital would choose the wording; nothing is sent from this preview. Biscuit and the 555-01xx numbers are made up for these examples.
Patients
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