Clay Humane, a nonprofit veterinary clinic in Orange Park, is encouraging pet parents to prepare for the 2024 hurricane season on the First Coast.

The Jacksonville Humane Society offers tips on keeping your pets safe during extreme summer heat.

As the saying goes, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." While your loving pet is worth its weight in gold to you and your family, veterinary treatment can bring about unwanted financial troubles. Fortunately, there are plenty of measures you can take as a responsible pet owner to keep many health issues in check, such as allergies, arthritis, heart disease, and other conditions. Read on to learn a few helpful tips for planning your pet's preventative care so they can enjoy a long, healthy, and loving life.

“Each New Year, many of us set goals for ourselves, not realizing that our pets can also benefit from a challenge. Maintain a Healthy Diet : A healthy diet is key to your pets’ fitness and happiness. Like humans, pets cannot out-exercise a poor diet. Update Your Pets’ Tags : Make sure your pets have updated information on their tags. The information on these tags is critical for reuniting pets and their owners, should they become separated from you.