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Tampa Pet Care Directory

Groomers, boarding, daycare, trainers and vets in the Tampa Bay area

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iPetzo lists pet care businesses in Tampa and the Tampa Bay area, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Lutz, Brandon, Riverview and Wesley Chapel. Each listing uses the address, phone number and hours that the business publishes on its own website.

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Dog Groomers

Full-service grooming, baths and nail trims

Dogs playing together at a daycare

Dog Daycare

Daytime play and supervision for dogs

Border collie in an obedience training session

Dog Trainers

Puppy classes, obedience and behavior help

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Veterinarians

Wellness exams, vaccinations and surgery

Tampa pet rules to know

Dog wearing license and rabies tags

Pet registration tags in Hillsborough County

Hillsborough County says a dog, cat or ferret that is 4 months of age or older and lives with you in Hillsborough County must have a valid pet registration tag.

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Hillsborough County says a dog, cat or ferret that is 4 months of age or older and lives with you in Hillsborough County must have a valid pet registration tag. You need an up-to-date rabies certificate from your veterinarian to get one, and tags are valid for up to 3 years. You can buy a tag online through the Pet Resource Center portal, from any veterinary clinic in Hillsborough County, in person at the Pet Resource Center, or by mail to 440 N. Falkenburg Rd., Tampa, FL 33619. Cities in Pinellas County, such as St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Largo, follow their own county rules, so check with your county before you buy. Hillsborough County pet registration tags (checked October 4, 2026).

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City of Tampa dog parks

The City of Tampa requires dogs to be leashed before entering and leaving a dog park, and limits dogs off leash to two dogs per person inside the park.

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The City of Tampa requires dogs to be leashed before entering and leaving a dog park, and limits dogs off leash to two dogs per person inside the park. Dogs must be properly licensed and wear ID tags at all times, must be at least 4 months old, must be under voice command and must never be left unattended. Dogs in heat are not allowed inside the park. Tampa dog park rules (checked October 4, 2026).

Questions to ask before you book

  • Which vaccinations and records do you require?
  • What are your hours, including holidays?
  • What is your cancellation policy?
  • Who will care for my pet, and can I meet the staff first?
  • For veterinarians: do you see emergencies, or where do you refer after hours?

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