Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

Veterinary Guide · Virginia Beach · Primary Care

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital contact, hours, appointments, services, emergency referral, records, and pet-owner checklist

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital is a primary and preventive veterinary hospital at 4340 Virginia Beach Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23452. Pet owners can call 757-340-3913, text 757-349-8645, or use the online appointment tools for routine care, sick visits, refills, and follow-up questions.

The clinic focuses on dogs and cats and offers wellness care, same-day sick appointments when available, dentistry, surgery, imaging, drop-off options, PetPage app access, prescription refill support, and referral routing to its 24/7 emergency sister hospital when a pet needs life-threatening emergency care.

Call: 757-340-3913 Text: 757-349-8645 4340 Virginia Beach Blvd Dogs & Cats Same-Day When Available
Pet emergency? Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital is a primary-care hospital, not the 24/7 emergency location. For life-threatening emergencies, call 757-427-3214 and go to Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital, 2476 Nimmo Pkwy #101, Virginia Beach, VA 23456. Call ahead so the emergency team can prepare.
Clinic address 4340 Virginia Beach Blvd

Virginia Beach, VA 23452. Use the map section below for directions and arrival planning.

Phone and text 757-340-3913

Call for appointments. Text 757-349-8645 for supported front-desk communication.

Clinic hours Weekdays only

Mon, Tue, Thu: 8 AM–7 PM. Wed: 8 AM–6 PM. Fri: 8 AM–5 PM. Sat-Sun closed.

Pets treated Dogs and cats

The clinic says it does not currently treat pocket pets, reptiles, birds, or other exotic species.

Best for Primary care

Wellness visits, vaccines, sick visits, dentistry, surgery, imaging, refills, and ongoing pet health management.

Emergency backup 24/7 sister ER

Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital is open 24/7/365 at 2476 Nimmo Pkwy #101.

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital overview

A practical guide for Virginia Beach pet owners who need the clinic’s address, phone number, care options, appointment steps, emergency backup, and records process.

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital describes itself as a Virginia Beach primary-care veterinary hospital with more than 50 years of local community trust. The hospital’s current public information emphasizes relationship-based care, weekday appointments, same-day sick visits when available, and connected care for dogs and cats.

For pet owners, the most important point is routing. Use Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital on Virginia Beach Boulevard for routine and non-life-threatening care. Use Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital on Nimmo Parkway for life-threatening emergencies, after-hours emergency care, and urgent problems when the primary-care schedule is full.

Last reviewed: September 17, 2026. Always confirm hours, doctor availability, appointment openings, offer terms, and emergency routing directly with the clinic before traveling.

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital contact information and hours

Use the correct contact route based on whether you need a regular appointment, same-day sick visit, refill, record, estimate, or emergency transfer.

Contact point Details Best use
Main phone 757-340-3913 Appointments, same-day availability, sick symptoms, records, estimates, refills, and general clinic questions.
Text line 757-349-8645 Supported front-desk communication, appointment follow-up, reminders, and non-emergency questions.
Fax 757-340-4476 Records from another veterinarian, referral paperwork, vaccine history, and specialist documentation.
Email staff@baybeachvets.com Non-urgent records, follow-up documents, general office questions, and clinic communication when phone is not required.
Address 4340 Virginia Beach Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Regular primary-care visits, wellness exams, sick appointments, dental consults, surgical consults, and refill pickup if directed.
Hours Mon, Tue, Thu: 8 AM–7 PM. Wed: 8 AM–6 PM. Fri: 8 AM–5 PM. Sat-Sun: Closed. Plan regular visits, but confirm holiday hours and doctor availability before driving.
Do not use email or the app for emergencies. Call the clinic during open hours. For life-threatening or after-hours emergencies, call Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 757-427-3214.

When to use Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital vs the emergency hospital

This is the most important decision for pet owners: primary-care clinic for routine and non-life-threatening problems, emergency hospital for critical or after-hours care.

Pet situation Best route What to do
Annual exam, vaccines, wellness bloodwork, parasite prevention, microchip, routine checkup Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital Book an appointment online, call, or text the clinic to schedule.
Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, appetite change, excessive thirst, itching, limping, ear issue, or mild illness Call Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital first during business hours Ask whether a same-day appointment or drop-off visit is available and describe symptoms clearly.
Dental smell, tartar, loose tooth, chewing pain, bleeding gums, or dental cleaning question Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital Schedule a dental exam and ask whether dental X-rays, cleaning, or extractions may be needed.
Planned spay/neuter, mass removal, soft-tissue procedure, or surgery consult Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital Ask for a pre-surgical exam, bloodwork, estimate, drop-off time, anesthesia plan, and recovery instructions.
Difficulty breathing, collapse, seizure, severe bleeding, trauma, poisoning, bloat signs, blocked urination, or extreme pain Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital Call 757-427-3214 and go to the 24/7 emergency hospital immediately.
After-hours urgent or emergency concern Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital Call ahead. The emergency hospital is listed as open 24/7/365, including holidays.

How to book an appointment at Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital

Use this process for new-client visits, wellness exams, sick visits, dental consults, surgery consults, and follow-up care.

Choose the right appointment type. Decide whether your pet needs routine wellness, vaccines, a sick visit, same-day care, drop-off care, dental evaluation, surgery consult, or records-only help.
Call, text, or use online booking. Call 757-340-3913, text 757-349-8645, or use the official online appointment page. For urgent symptoms, calling is usually safer than waiting for an online request.
Describe symptoms clearly. Tell the team your pet’s species, breed, age, weight, current symptoms, when symptoms started, appetite, water intake, medications, and whether breathing, bleeding, seizures, poisoning, or urination problems are involved.
Send previous records before the visit. Ask your former vet, shelter, breeder, boarding facility, or emergency hospital to send vaccine records, lab results, imaging, surgery notes, and medication history before your appointment.
Ask about same-day or drop-off availability. The clinic says same-day appointments are offered Monday through Friday when possible and drop-off availability may help when schedules are full.
Confirm cost expectations. Ask for the exam fee, estimated testing or treatment costs, vaccine plan, dental estimate, surgery estimate, and whether CareCredit or insurance documentation may apply.
Bring your pet safely. Dogs should be on a secure leash. Cats should be in a latched carrier. Bring medication bottles, stool sample if requested, insurance details, and a written symptom timeline.
New-client note: The clinic has advertised a new-client wellness exam offer. Verify the current offer, code, eligibility, expiration, and restrictions when booking.

Veterinary services at Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital

The clinic’s public service pages focus on primary care, preventive care, same-day sick visits, dentistry, surgery, imaging, and client education.

Wellness and preventive care

Use for annual exams, puppy and kitten care, adult wellness, senior pet monitoring, vaccine planning, parasite prevention, heartworm prevention, and routine health counseling.

Sick visits and same-day care

Call for vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, appetite changes, excessive thirst, coughing, limping, skin problems, ear problems, urinary changes, or new symptoms that should not wait.

Dental care

The dental page lists pet teeth cleanings, oral exams, digital dental X-rays, plaque and tartar removal, and tooth extractions when needed.

Surgery

The surgery page lists routine spays and neuters, pre-surgical exams, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, soft-tissue procedures, tumor removals, and recovery instructions.

Diagnostics and imaging

The clinic’s services highlight imaging and ultrasound-related care. Ask whether bloodwork, X-rays, ultrasound, or other diagnostics are recommended for your pet’s symptoms.

Drop-off appointments

Drop-off availability can help when your pet needs care and the normal appointment schedule is tight. Confirm drop-off timing, pickup timing, estimate approval, and communication method.

Prescription refills

Use the refill request link, PetPage app, or clinic phone for medication and prescription diet refills. Give enough notice for doctor approval.

Referral coordination

For emergency or specialty needs, the team can help route records and instructions to the emergency hospital or a specialty provider when appropriate.

Pets treated: dogs and cats only at this time

Before booking, confirm the clinic can see your pet species and the specific problem you are calling about.

Dogs
Appropriate for wellness exams, vaccines, sick visits, dentistry, surgery consults, diagnostics, refill management, and ongoing care.
Cats
Appropriate for wellness exams, vaccines, feline sick visits, dental care, surgery consults, diagnostics, medication management, and senior monitoring.
Pocket pets
The clinic’s public information says it does not currently treat pocket pets. Ask for a referral if you need small mammal care.
Birds and reptiles
The clinic says it does not currently treat birds, reptiles, or other exotic species. Call for referral suggestions if needed.
Emergency species check
If your pet is not a dog or cat and has an emergency, call an emergency or exotic-animal hospital before driving.
Species-policy warning: Website menus and old search snippets can be outdated. The safest route is to call the clinic and confirm current species policy before booking for anything other than a dog or cat.

Emergency and urgent care routing

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital can help with same-day sick appointments when available, but life-threatening emergencies should go to the 24/7 emergency hospital.

During regular clinic hours

Call 757-340-3913 and describe symptoms. The clinic can help decide whether a same-day appointment, drop-off visit, emergency referral, or direct ER visit is the best next step.

After hours or life-threatening symptoms

Call Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 757-427-3214. The emergency hospital is at 2476 Nimmo Pkwy #101, Virginia Beach, VA 23456.

Poison concerns

If your pet may have eaten medication, chemicals, plants, chocolate, xylitol, grapes, raisins, rodenticide, or another toxin, call a poison-control resource and the emergency hospital immediately.

Transfer records

If your pet is seen at the emergency hospital, ask for the discharge summary, medications, lab results, imaging notes, and follow-up plan to be sent back to Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital.

Go now, call ahead: Difficulty breathing, collapse, repeated seizures, severe trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, suspected bloat, blocked urination, poisoning, heatstroke, or extreme pain should not wait for the next primary-care appointment.

PetPage app and online patient tools

The clinic promotes the PetPage app for convenient, non-emergency pet-owner tasks.

App feature How it helps Important limit
Request refills Submit medication or prescription diet refill requests without calling every time. Doctor approval may be required. Do not wait until you are out of medication.
Request appointments Send appointment requests, including after-hours requests for non-emergency visits. An appointment request is not always a confirmed appointment until the clinic confirms it.
Update information Keep owner contact details, pet information, and reminders more current. Call directly for urgent symptoms, travel deadlines, boarding vaccine proof, or same-day needs.
Pet ID and reminders Use Pet ID sharing, in-app notifications, and reminders for routine care planning. Always verify vaccine due dates with official clinic records if a boarding facility, groomer, or airline requires proof.
Best use: Use PetPage for routine tasks. Use the phone for emergencies, urgent symptoms, same-day requests, surgical concerns, or time-sensitive record needs.

Prescription refills, food orders, and the online store

Refill requests should be planned early because some medications require veterinarian review, recent lab work, or an exam.

Check the medication label. Note the pet’s name, medication name, strength, dose, frequency, remaining tablets or liquid amount, and prescribing veterinarian.
Use the refill link, app, text, or phone. Use the clinic’s official refill request link, PetPage app, text line, or front-desk phone depending on urgency.
Allow time for approval. Some medications require a doctor’s authorization, updated exam, bloodwork, heartworm test, or prescription review.
Confirm pickup or shipping. Ask whether the refill is available for pickup, through the online store, or through a prescription-food delivery option.
Do not change doses without instructions. If symptoms changed, side effects appear, or the medication is not helping, call the clinic before adjusting or stopping treatment.
Refill planning tip: Request chronic medication refills several business days early, especially before weekends, holidays, travel, boarding, or surgery.

Medical records, vaccine proof, specialist transfer, and emergency follow-up

Records matter for boarding, grooming, travel, insurance claims, referrals, emergency follow-up, and new-client visits.

Vaccine proof
Ask the clinic for rabies, distemper, Bordetella, influenza, feline vaccine, or other vaccine certificates needed for boarding, grooming, daycare, travel, or licensing.
New-client records
Ask your previous veterinarian to send vaccine history, lab results, imaging reports, surgery notes, allergies, and medication history before the first appointment.
Specialist referral
Request that exam notes, lab results, imaging reports, and current medications be sent to the specialist before the appointment.
Emergency follow-up
After an ER visit, ask the emergency hospital to send discharge notes and test results to Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital for continuity of care.
Insurance claims
Ask for an itemized invoice and medical notes if your pet insurance provider requires documentation for reimbursement.

Billing, estimates, CareCredit, and pet insurance

Ask about cost before treatment whenever possible. Emergency, dental, surgery, imaging, and lab services can vary based on your pet’s condition.

Money question What to ask Why it matters
Exam cost “What is the exam fee for a wellness visit or sick visit?” The exam fee is usually separate from vaccines, testing, medication, imaging, or procedures.
Same-day sick visit “What testing or treatment might be recommended based on these symptoms?” Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and urinary signs may need lab work, imaging, fluids, or medication.
Dental estimate “Does the estimate include anesthesia, dental X-rays, cleaning, extractions, pain medication, and recheck?” Dental costs can change if hidden tooth disease is found during X-rays and oral exam.
Surgery estimate “Does the estimate include pre-anesthetic bloodwork, monitoring, medications, e-collar, and follow-up?” A clear surgery estimate helps avoid confusion at discharge.
CareCredit “Can I use CareCredit for this treatment, and are any promotional financing terms available?” CareCredit is subject to credit approval and may help spread eligible costs over time.
Pet insurance “Can I get an itemized invoice and medical notes for my claim?” Many pet-insurance plans reimburse owners after the visit, so documentation matters.
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First visit checklist for Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital

Bring the right information so the team can understand your pet quickly and avoid repeating unnecessary work.

Bring for all pets

  • Previous medical records and vaccine history
  • Medication bottles or photos of labels
  • Current food, supplements, and parasite prevention list
  • Pet insurance details if you plan to submit a claim

For sick visits

  • Symptom start date and timeline
  • Photos or videos of coughing, limping, seizures, stool, vomit, or skin lesions
  • Appetite, water intake, urination, stool, and behavior changes
  • Any possible toxin, foreign object, or injury exposure

For dental visits

  • Bad breath history, chewing changes, drooling, or bleeding notes
  • Prior dental cleanings or extraction records
  • Questions about anesthesia, dental X-rays, home dental care, and estimates

For surgery consults

  • Previous anesthesia or surgery history
  • Known allergies or medication reactions
  • Questions about fasting, drop-off time, discharge, pain control, and recovery limits

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital location, map, and arrival tips

Plan your visit around Virginia Beach Boulevard traffic, pet safety, carrier use, and appointment confirmation.

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital
4340 Virginia Beach Blvd
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Phone: 757-340-3913
Text: 757-349-8645

Use this map for general directions. Call the clinic if you need current parking, curbside, drop-off, contagious-pet, or mobility-access instructions.

Arrival safety rules

  • Dogs: Keep dogs on a secure leash and close to you in the parking lot and lobby.
  • Cats: Bring cats in a latched carrier. Do not carry cats loose in your arms.
  • Contagious symptoms: If your pet has coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, parvo concern, respiratory signs, or possible infectious disease, call from the car before entering.
  • Anxious pets: Tell the clinic before arrival if your pet is fearful, reactive, difficult to handle, or needs low-stress entry instructions.

Source checklist used for this guide

These are the official or clinic-controlled pages to verify before booking, traveling, ordering refills, or relying on a schedule.

Source What it confirms When to recheck
Official clinic homepage Primary-care focus, dog/cat care, same-day appointment language, services, address, phone, text, and current navigation. Before scheduling routine or sick visits.
Official contact page Address, phone, text, fax, email, hours, and refill request link. Before driving, texting, emailing, faxing records, or planning around holidays.
Official services page Same-day appointment guidance, sick symptoms, urgent-care routing, and primary-care service categories. When your pet is sick or you are deciding between primary care and emergency care.
Dental care page Dental cleanings, exams, digital dental X-rays, ultrasonic cleaning, plaque/tartar removal, and extractions. Before dental scheduling and cost estimates.
Surgery page Pre-surgical exams, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, spays/neuters, soft-tissue procedures, and recovery expectations. Before surgery consults or procedure scheduling.
PetPage app page Refill requests, appointment requests, registration, owner updates, Pet ID sharing, reminders, and app download options. Before using the app for non-emergency communication.
Financing page CareCredit, pet-insurance reimbursement workflow, and documentation support. Before treatment involving dental, surgery, imaging, emergency, or higher-cost care.
Emergency hospital contact page 24/7/365 emergency hospital address, phone, fax, email, and call-ahead instruction. Immediately during emergency, after-hours, holiday, or life-threatening situations.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital, Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital, a veterinarian, an emergency hospital, or a pet-insurance company. Use official clinic and emergency-hospital sources for final appointment times, medical triage, fees, prescriptions, and treatment decisions.

Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital FAQs

Common questions about address, phone, hours, appointments, dogs and cats, same-day care, emergency referral, refills, records, and billing.

1. What is the address of Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital?
Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital is located at 4340 Virginia Beach Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23452.
2. What is Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital’s phone number?
The main phone number is 757-340-3913. The clinic also lists a text number, 757-349-8645, for supported front-desk communication.
3. What are the hours for Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital?
The clinic lists hours as Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8 AM to 7 PM, Wednesday from 8 AM to 6 PM, Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and closed Saturday and Sunday. Call before visiting because holiday or staffing changes can affect availability.
4. Does Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital see emergency cases?
Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital handles primary care and same-day sick visits when available. For life-threatening emergencies or after-hours emergencies, contact Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 757-427-3214.
5. Does Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital treat dogs and cats?
Yes. The clinic states that it provides veterinary care for dogs and cats.
6. Does Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital treat birds, reptiles, pocket pets, or exotics?
The clinic’s current public information says it does not treat pocket pets, reptiles, birds, or other exotic species at this time. Call for current referral suggestions if your pet is not a dog or cat.
7. Can my pet be seen the same day at Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital?
The clinic says it offers same-day appointments Monday through Friday for urgent needs when possible and may also have drop-off availability. Call the clinic so staff can confirm openings and prepare for your pet.
8. How do I request a prescription refill?
You can use the official refill request link, the PetPage app, text the clinic, or call the front desk. Request refills early because some medications require veterinarian approval, updated lab work, or a current exam.
9. Does Bay Beach Veterinary Hospital accept CareCredit or pet insurance?
The clinic’s financing information mentions CareCredit and pet-insurance reimbursement documentation. Ask for an estimate, payment expectations, itemized invoice, and medical notes before treatment if you plan to use financing or insurance.
10. What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring previous medical records, vaccine history, medication bottles or label photos, insurance details if applicable, a symptom timeline for sick visits, and a secure leash or carrier for safe arrival.