
Hurricane Season in Jacksonville: Your Pet's Safety Net
Hurricane season runs June 1st through November 30th, and Northeast Florida faces threats from both Atlantic hurricanes and Gulf storms that cross the state. While Jacksonville is farther north than Miami or Tampa, major hurricanes like Matthew (2016) and Irma (2017) proved the First Coast is not immune.
Your Coverage Travels with You
When evacuation orders come, your Embrace coverage goes wherever you do. Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, or anywhere in the U.S.—you can visit any licensed vet with zero network restrictions. Eligible storm-related emergencies are covered no matter which state you evacuate to. For military families who may head to family elsewhere in the country, this flexibility is essential.
The Real Cost of Hurricane Injuries
Hurricanes bring more than wind and rain. Pets suffer lacerations from flying debris and broken glass. St. Johns River flooding contaminates neighborhoods with bacteria-laden water that causes severe illness. Extended power outages in Florida's heat lead to dangerous heat stroke. Post-storm debris hides sharp objects, nails, and broken glass. Storm anxiety causes escape attempts, injuries, and lasting behavioral issues that may require professional treatment.
The last thing you should worry about after a hurricane is whether you can afford your vet bills.






