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Even with the best of intentions, accidents can happen. Your cat can get spooked. A beloved kitty may sneak out during a move, a family gathering, or when being watched by the pet sitter. Happily, San Marco Animal Hospital provides…

At San Marco Animal Hospital, we appreciate that “cost” is an important consideration when exploring products and services for your pet. For this reason, our veterinarians and staff in Jacksonville, Florida, provide numerous payment options. These include low-cost, in-house Wellness Plans for adult dogs…

We at San Marco Animal Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, applaud you for being a responsible pet owner. One of the best things you can do for your dogs or cats is to ensure they have a “veterinary home.” Access to…

Part of your responsibility as a pet owner is making good decisions about your pet’s health. Pets need healthy food, regular exercise, and lots of love to live a high quality of life. They also need quality veterinary care. Pet…

Congratulations on the addition to your family! “Kittenhood” is a magical yet pivotal time in your fur-baby’s life. At San Marco Animal Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, we partner with clients to assure their new kitten gets off to the best…

Annual visits to the family physician or general practitioner are fundamental to our health. Regular “well” exams present opportunities for guidance on diet, exercise, and other interventions to prevent diseases or stop or slow disease progression. They are also a…

Sometimes, the best decisions are the hardest ones to make. The steps you take as a family toward the end of your pet’s life embody this difficult truth. As lifelong partners with human clients and pet patients, we walk this…

When you are worried about your pet and are troubled by their strange symptoms, we at San Marco Animal Hospital understand that you want answers and solutions – fast. For this reason, our veterinarians and staff in Jacksonville, Florida, have invested in…

"Doggie breath” is synonymous with halitosis or bad breath. It is the source of countless jokes. But it may be a symptom of oral disease. And oral disease doesn’t “just” threaten the health or integrity of your dog’s teeth and…