Now that hurricane season is in full swing, it’s important to have a game plan ready should one make landfall in our area. Be sure to plan ahead for your pets! Here are a few tips to make sure you and your pet are ready to take on the hurricane:

Prepare Ahead Of Time

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With the record-breaking temperatures that 2019 has already brought, it’s important to remember that your dog is susceptible to many different heat-related injuries. Heat stroke or exhaustion, burnt paw pads, sunburn, and dehydration are all conditions that may affect...

Hey Coastal Clients! For every bag of Flexadin Chews you buy, you'll be entered in to win A YEAR'S SUPPLY of Flexadin Chews and a HUGE Peterbrooke Chocolate basket. This prize is valued at $430! Stop by today to learn more about how to improve your pet's joint health s...

February is National Pet Dental Health Month! Stop by today to take a look at some of our dental hygiene tools for your pets. We have toothbrushes, toothpastes, and chews/treats specifically designed to help your pet have better oral hygiene! Click on the link to learn...

Happy Valentine's Day to all of our friends at Coastal! We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating your loved ones ❤️

Coastal wants to wish everyone a safe, happy and blessed new year! May 2019 be the best one yet 🎉

With all the fireworks tonight, make sure to keep a special eye on your furry friend! Have a safe & happy New Year’s Eve to all of our wonderful clients 😄

Dr. Gray and all of us at Coastal want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! We hope you enjoy the holiday spending time with your loved ones ♥️

We just wanted to remind everyone that Coastal will be closing early tomorrow (12/24) and will open back up at 8am on December 26th! 

In case of an emergency while we are closed, please call First Coast Vet Emergency: 853-6310.

Today is the last day of Coastal's Holiday Tips!
Remember to leave the leftovers for your guests! Fatty foods, like gravy, bacon, butter and meat scraps can cause your pet to have pancreatitis. Instead, give your pets food or treats made specifically for them to avoid...