Cole Veterinary Clinic

18/07/2024

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We appreciate all our clients 🫶

24/05/2024

We will be closed Monday, May 27th in honor of Memorial Day. We hope everyone has a safe and happy long weekend. If you need immediate veterinary care, please contact First Coast Veterinary Emergency at 904-853-6100.

21/05/2024

We are currently experiencing phone and internet outages. If you need to reach us urgently, please message us through facebook. Otherwise, you can call and leave us a voicemail or text us and we will respond once the outage is resolved. Thank you for understanding.

27/12/2023

This handsome boy is lonely now that all his siblings have found homes for the holidays. He wants to know why black kittens are always the last to be adopted 😥?
If anyone knows someone who appreciates a beautiful solid colored kitten with soulful, golden eyes, have them come visit him at the clinic. He's so lonely now...

22/12/2023

26/10/2023

Courtesy post:
Five kittens (currently 8 weeks old) are looking for a home. According to their foster, they are very sweet and playful. If you are interested, we can put you in contact with their foster.

21/09/2023

Ready for the doctor!

15/09/2023

⭐️ Meet the Team ⭐️

Dr. Charles J. Cole, Jr. grew up in Hazlehurst, Georgia. Always knowing he wanted to be a veterinarian, he worked for several veterinary clinics during high school and college. Dr. Cole completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Georgia, receiving a Bachelor of Sciences in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Continuing his education as a Georgia Bulldog, he received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. Dr. Cole started his veterinary career as a mixed animal practitioner in South Georgia before moving to Jacksonville, FL. He has been practicing in Jacksonville for the last 18 years. He has recently embarked on a new journey of practice ownership with Cole Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Cole loves fishing and spending his free time with his wife and their enormous four-legged family, including seven dogs and one cat.

12/09/2023

What’s better than a wagon full of Basset puppies! Can you count how many?

22/08/2023

Courtesy Post for one of our clients who found a kitty who seems like she is missing her home.
This sweet 1+ year old spayed female kitty was found at the neighborhood park near Beach Blvd and San Pablo and is missing her family. Great with people and other cats litter box trained and very loving. Please reach out if you recognize her ...

02/08/2023

Courtesy post:
Foster home has been caring for this sweet VERY affectionate kitty. She sat at our door hoping for food and affection. When she jumped into my lap and talked to me, staying near our door, it became clear she was not a feral cat. It appears the owner may have moved away and left her. Foster home had her spayed and vaccinated. She is litter trained and plays with toys. She has adjusted to small dogs and other cats.
She is a fantastic young girl. We would keep her but already have many pets. She has a lot of affection to give and deserves a safe indoor home. Foster will provide litter and food to help her transition.

If interested, let us know and we can put you in contact with the foster. This is a private adoption between the adopter and the adoptee only. Cole Veterinary Clinic is not responsible for this private adoption and is posting this as a courtesy only.

30/06/2023

Please call, text, even send morse code, TODAY for your pet's anxiety medication.
We fill medications between appointments and most days, our staff stays after hours to make sure that everyone's medications are filled within a 24 hour time frame.
Saturdays are VERY busy and it is unlikely that we will be able to fill last minute refills before we close tomorrow. So please call us for your refills today so you can have them for the holiday weekend. Thank you and have a safe Holiday weekend.

We will be CLOSED on Tuesday July 4th, but will be open Monday and Wednesday.

20/06/2023

The 4th of July is almost here! Here are some tips to keep your pets safe during the holiday.

If your pet needs anxiety medication for fireworks, please call us TODAY to get it filled in time or use our PetDesk app to request a refill. All refill requests require 24 hour lead time so don't wait until the last minute.

29/05/2023

We will be closed on Monday, Memorial Day and will reopen on Tuesday morning.

01/05/2023

Missing Kitty – South Jax Beach ‼️

UPDATE: HE IS SAFE BACK HOME! Thank you everyone for sharing 😊

Art went missing on April 27th and has not been seen since! He is on a strict prescription diet and also needs his medication for some health issues he has been dealing with. He is microchipped.

Please contact our clinic if you see him!

26/04/2023

Meet Deidra aka Spooky!

This sweet kitty is currently in the care of a foster family, but she is starting to look for her furever home 🐾 Please reach out to our clinic or to her foster mom, Terri at 904-400-8450 if you are interested in adopting!

“This is Deidra (Rescue name), but she goes by Spooky aka Spooky Wookiee, Spooks”. She is 6 months old. Very playful, healthy, and chatty! She uses the litter box like a pro. Spooky was rescued from the outdoors at 12 weeks old, weighing just 2.5lbs. She learned to trust and love humans very quickly, while sleeping in the bed with the foster parents. She wakes up at the sound of their alarms to soak up all the belly rubs and snuggles! Spooky likes to sit out on the patio watching the birds and squirrels, and loves to play with the other family cats (and golden pup) at home.

Spooky is microchipped, spayed, up to date on all vaccines, and ready for her forever home!

If you are interested in meeting her, please contact her foster mom, Terri, at 904-400-8450. 😻”

25/04/2023

We wouldn't be able to function without the great support of our Client Care Specialists: Christy, Lexi, and Kat! They help keep everything running smoothly at the front desk and are so vital to Dr. Cole and Dr. Stewart. Help us wish them a Happy Vet Receptionist Week.

16/04/2023

What’s a vet visit for a Rottweiler without all the slobber?

13/04/2023

Scooter is in need of a loving new home!

If you are interested, please contact our office at 904.853.6100 for more information. 🐱

This is a courtesy post for one of our clients in a very difficult situation, and will be a private adoption between the two parties.

08/02/2023

Golden love today! ☀️

02/02/2023

Almost-Friday mood while we wait on lab results 🥱

02/02/2023

Found cat - Unable to find the owner 😢

Samson has been in the finders care for over a month now and we’ve had no luck locating his previous owners! He is up for adoption now and more than ready for his forever home ❤️

02/02/2023

Hayes has been the best boy throughout his healing process! 🦴

30/12/2022

Wishing you and yours a Happy New Year!
We will be closed Saturday, December 31st and will reopen Monday Morning.

24/12/2022

Update: She is home! Thank you everyone who shared.

URGENT! This senior lady went missing last night in Ponte Vedra. Her name is Trudy and she is blind and mostly deaf. Please share and be on the lookout so we can get this sweet girl home for Christmas! Call her Mom, Tina at 904-412-2334 if you have any information.
Thank you!

24/12/2022

We hope you and your family have a safe and Merry Christmas.
We will be closed Saturday, Dec. 24th, through Monday, Dec. 26th so our staff can be with their families.
If you have an emergency, please call First Coast Veterinary ER at 904-853-6310

24/11/2022

Happy Thanksgiving from the Cole Vet family to yours! 🐾 🍂

09/11/2022

Cole Veterinary Clinic is looking for a detail-oriented person for a kennel assistant position. Our mission is to be a partner with pet owners for the health and happiness of our patients by provided individualized patient care. Primarily, we are looking for someone that will be able to take care of our boarding patients by feeding, walking, giving oral medications as prescribed, recording patient activities in an electronic medical record, and general cleanliness and sanitation of the hospital and kennels. In addition, this person will be helping technicians and doctors with patients as needed, including restraint of dogs and cats. This position requires a STRONG attention to detail and a positive attitude. An ideal candidate will be one who has a strong desire to help animals, be observant, a team player, and a quick and eager learner. Candidates must be able to pass background/drug testing and lift 40 pounds to waist height unassisted. This position requires bending, twisting, stretching, and lifting of animate and inanimate objects.
*Employees are exposed to blood/urine/feces, some of which, although rare, can have zoonotic potential. While we love all of our patients, not all of them love us; there is the potential for wounds through bites and scratches.

17/10/2022

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