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Contact us at
352-588-2132
Office Hours:
| Mon | 7:30am | 5:30pm |
| Tue | 7:30am | 5:30pm |
| Wed | 7:30am | 5:30pm |
| Thu | 7:30am | 5:30pm |
| Fri | 7:30am | 5:30pm |
| Sat | Closed | Closed |
| Sun | Closed | Closed |
To help accomodate busy schedules we offer drop off appointments.

In case of an after hours emergency, contact:
Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Services
238 E Bearss Ave
Tampa, FL 33613
(813) 265-4043
or
Florida Veterinary Specialist
3000 Busch Lake Boulevard
Tampa, Florida 33614
Phone: (813) 933-8944
San Antonio Animal Hospital provides high quality, compassionate veterinary care for pets and their owners living in San Antonio as well as nearby communities of Dade City, Zephyrhills, Wesley Chapel and Ridge Manor. San Antonio Animal Hospital offers wellness exams, vaccinations, soft tissue surgery, dentistry, digital radiography, nutritional counseling, micro-chipping, breed identification testing and much, much more. We also have an in-house pharmacy and laboratory! Annual wellness exams are an opportunity for our veterinarians to provide your pet with a comprehensive exam to determine if your pet has any potential health issues. If you have any questions about your pet's health, don't hesitate to call us today at
352-588-2132!
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Remember, San Antonio Animal Hospital is “Your other family Doctor!”

Dr. Diana Mattox
San Antonio Animal Hospital | 352-588-2132
Feline Acne
Question
My cat has developed raised black spots on his chin. What are these? He began with just one spot about two weeks ago, but now there are four.
Answer
It sounds like your cat may have a common ailment known as "feline acne." This condition is often treated with a topical cream or shampoo prescribed by a veterinarian. Using stainless steel, ceramic or glass food and water bowls is also recommended, as plastic bowls may be harder to keep really clean and, thus, may contribute to the problem.
There are certainly other skin disorders - some that are potentially serious - that mimic the signs you describe, so it’s important to consult your veterinarian and have your cat examined.



