Beltway Animal Hospital

12/10/2025

Good Afternoon, hope everyone is doing well and let everyone know we are experiencing some shipping delays from our distributers and manufactures with the upcoming holidays approaching. Please call ahead for prescription refills and prescription foods to avoid any potential delays.

Our holiday hours for Christmas week and New Year's week will be as follows:

Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, we will close at 3pm.
Christmas Day and New Year's Day, we will be closed.
We will reopen the day after Christmas and day after New Year's Day (December 26th and January 2nd) at our regular time of 7am.

Wishing everyone Happy Holidays and Happy New Year.

12/03/2025

Found Tampico area. Please email [email protected], attention Dr. Brown; if you know who they are. They are with a client currently.

11/26/2025

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. We will be closed on Thursday, November 27th. If you have an emergency, please call one of the following emergency hospitals.
Focused Pet Care (Orange Park) 904-298-9606
Capital Vet ER (Mandarin) 904-647-7481
Pet Urgent Emergency Response (Southside) 904-922-7873
There are several others located in the St. Augustine, Yulee, Fernandina Beach area
We will reopen on Friday, November 28th at 7am

10/02/2025

As we transition into fall, pet parents must remain vigilant about the plants surrounding their homes to ensure their four-legged companions stay safe. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) has provided a comprehensive guide to the top 10 fall plants, shedding light on their potential risks to pets.

While Mums may adorn many doorsteps, they pose a threat to dogs and cats if ingested, leading to symptoms like vomiting and dermatitis. Asters, on the other hand, are a safe alternative to Mums, providing beauty without posing a threat to pets.

Ginkgo Trees exhibit a gender divide, with male trees being safe for pets while female trees' seeds contain toxins, potentially resulting in vomiting and seizures.

Fountain Grass and Russian Sage are among the non-toxic options, offering aesthetic appeal without endangering pets. However, it's important to note that while considered ""non-toxic,"" all plant material consumed by pets may cause mild gastrointestinal problems.

As pet parents, it's our responsibility to be aware of the potential risks associated with seasonal plants and to take precautions to keep our furry companions safe and healthy. By staying informed and proactive, we can ensure a happy and hazard-free fall for our beloved pets.

If you suspect your pet has ingested a toxic plant, contact your nearest ER. You can also call the ASPCA Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

08/30/2025

Please be advised we will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance for Labor Day.

If you have any emergency, please call:
Focused Pet Care (Orange Park) 904-298-9606
Capital Vet Specialist 904-647-7481
Pet Urgent Response 904-922-7873

We will reopen on Tuesday, September 2nd at 7am
Hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend.

07/18/2025

07/04/2025

As a reminder, we will be closed Friday, July 4th. If you have an emergency, please call Focused Pet Care (Orange Park) at 904-298-9606, we will reopen at 7am on Saturday, July 5th

Please have a safe Independence Day.

07/03/2025

Just wanted to update our clients - we have not sold to corporate and continue to be a privately owned veterinary hospital.

We are closed tomorrow, but open Saturday July 5th for normal business hours.

Hope everyone has a safe Fourth of July

06/19/2025

Rabies alert!! Make sure your pets are current.

05/24/2025

For our owners with allergic cats.

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05/23/2025

CHANGE IN OFFICE HOURS
Saturday, May 24th we will be closing at 2pm. Please have pets picked up, dropped off, medication picked up, etc. by 1:15
Thank You

01/19/2025

Please be aware and pay attention to the expected weather conditions over the next week!
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