San Pablo Animal Hospital

San Pablo Animal Hospital San Pablo Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital offering medicine, surgery, and grooming. next door to Panaras.

Dr. Moody McCall, a Jacksonville native, graduated from UF College of Vet Med in 1986. He returned to Jacksonville and purchased San Pablo Animal Hospital In 1989. Dr. McCall built the current hospital at 13185 Atlantic Blvd. Dr. Heidi Chupp joined him in 2001. His son, Dr. Chase McCall joined them in 2018, and is now part owner. Dr. Desiree Owens will join the practice in June 2024. San Pablo Ani

mal Hospital is NOT owned by a corporation. We are proud to be a family owned business and you will see the same doctors each time you come in for a visit. We take pride in our relationships with our clients. From the first day you bring your wiggly new pet in to see us, until the day your beloved friend passes on, we will be there for you, offering quality, compassionate veterinary care with a personal touch for the life of your pet. The hospital has full veterinary services including boarding, grooming, bathing, a pharmacy, surgery suite, prescription diet pet foods, retail items, a play area for your children, and outdoor fenced areas for your pets. Community service is emphasized and The McCalls have chosen Canine Companions, as their main charity. CCI provides highly trained service dogs free of charge to persons in need. A Retriever named after the family by Canine Companions called Big Mac, visits Mayo Clinic every Monday as part of the Caring Canine Crew. Dr. Chase McCall is active in the community visiting schools and volunteering at events. Dr. Moody McCall has served as President of the Jacksonville Veterinary Medical Association, the Admission Committee at UF College of Vet Medicine, and President of the UF CVM Alumni Council, and has served on the Board of Directors of Canine Companions for Independence. Dr. McCall, along with his wife, Eugenia, have raised and trained 11 puppies specifically for this program. The staff and doctors at San Pablo Animal Hospital look forward to meeting you and your pets.

Game day is almost here! 🏈🐾 Whether your pet’s team colors are orange & blue, garnet & gold, or they’re just here for th...
08/28/2026

Game day is almost here! 🏈🐾 Whether your pet’s team colors are orange & blue, garnet & gold, or they’re just here for the snacks, one thing’s for sure — every good tailgate season starts with a healthy pet.

Beat the rush before kickoff season gets busy: schedule your pet’s wellness exam now so you can focus on Saturdays doing what matters most (yelling at the TV).

📅 Book your pet’s appointment today — link in bio!

Call of the Wild? Not quite. 🐺🚫🐶 Your dog may share ancestry with wolves, but thousands of years of domestication mean t...
08/26/2026

Call of the Wild? Not quite. 🐺🚫🐶 Your dog may share ancestry with wolves, but thousands of years of domestication mean their nutritional needs are nothing alike. Wolves eat whole prey in the wild out of necessity — not because it’s the healthiest option, and definitely not a diet plan for your couch-loving companion.

“Ancestral” diets, raw feeding trends, and wolf-inspired myths often skip the science: dogs have evolved to digest starches, and balanced nutrition (not mimicking the wild) is what keeps them healthy long-term.

Not sure if your pet’s diet is actually balanced? Let’s talk nutrition at their next visit.

📅 Book your pet’s appointment today — link in bio!

Your morning coffee ☕ and your pet do NOT mix. Caffeine — found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, and even chocolate — can ...
08/24/2026

Your morning coffee ☕ and your pet do NOT mix. Caffeine — found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, and even chocolate — can be toxic to dogs and cats. Symptoms include vomiting, restlessness, a racing heart, tremors, and in severe cases, seizures.

Keep cups (and used grounds!) out of paw’s reach, and if you think your pet got into caffeine, don’t wait it out — call us or an emergency vet right away.

📅 Questions about pet safety? Book a visit — link in bio!

🔍 GUESS THE FOREIGN BODY 🔍This pup came in vomiting and wouldn’t eat. Can you spot what we found on X-ray? Drop your gue...
08/21/2026

🔍 GUESS THE FOREIGN BODY 🔍
This pup came in vomiting and wouldn’t eat. Can you spot what we found on X-ray? Drop your guess below, then swipe to see the answer! 👉

08/17/2026

When “just a toy” becomes an emergency. 🧵🐱

This kitty swallowed a ribbon — and linear foreign bodies like string, ribbon, or thread are one of the most dangerous things a cat can ingest. As the intestine contracts around it, the ribbon can saw through the gut wall.

Thanks to endoscopy, we were able to remove it without surgery — meaning a faster, easier recovery for this patient.

⚠️ If your cat likes to play with string, ribbon, or thread, keep it put away. If you ever suspect they’ve swallowed something, don’t wait — call us right away.

You wouldn’t ride without a helmet. Your pet shouldn’t go unprotected either. 🪖🐾ProHeart® 12 + Bravecto Quantum® = a ful...
08/14/2026

You wouldn’t ride without a helmet. Your pet shouldn’t go unprotected either. 🪖🐾

ProHeart® 12 + Bravecto Quantum® = a full year of protection against heartworm, fleas, and ticks — from two injections instead of monthly pills to remember.

Less hassle for you. Year-round protection for them.

Ask us about ProHeart 12 + Bravecto Quantum at your pet’s next visit. Link in bio.

She’s a dogtor and she’ll take a second look.Our internal medicine services include:🩺 Abdominal ultrasound — a closer lo...
08/12/2026

She’s a dogtor and she’ll take a second look.

Our internal medicine services include:
🩺 Abdominal ultrasound — a closer look at organs, often without sedation
❤️ Echocardiogram — evaluating heart structure and function
🔬 Endoscopy & colonoscopy — direct visualization to diagnose GI issues, remove foreign objects, and take biopsies, all without invasive surgery

When something’s not adding up, we have the tools to find out why. Questions about your pet’s symptoms? Link in bio to schedule.

Pool days = ear infection season. 🐕💦Water trapped in your dog’s ear canal creates the perfect environment for bacteria a...
08/10/2026

Pool days = ear infection season. 🐕💦

Water trapped in your dog’s ear canal creates the perfect environment for bacteria and yeast to grow — especially in floppy-eared or heavy-coated breeds.
Watch for:

🐾 Head shaking or tilting
🐾 Scratching or pawing at the ear
🐾 Redness, swelling, or odor
🐾 Dark or waxy discharge
🐾 Sensitivity when the ear is touched

Left untreated, these infections can get painful — and expensive — fast. If your pup’s been making a splash this summer, give their ears a quick check after each swim.

Noticing any of these signs? Link in bio to schedule an exam.

Back to school = back to basics for your pet’s health too. 🐾✅ Vaccinations✅ Flea & heartworm prevention✅ Wellness bloodw...
08/07/2026

Back to school = back to basics for your pet’s health too. 🐾

✅ Vaccinations
✅ Flea & heartworm prevention
✅ Wellness bloodwork

Book now — link in bio.

Address

13185 Atlantic Boulevard
Jacksonville, FL
32225

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 7:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+19042216783

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