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Helping Animals In Emergencies

Emergency situations like the wildfires in California are scary for all members of the family. Veterinarian Dr. Cherice Roth joined us with information to better prepare animal owners in the event of an emergency.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Microchip and Update Identification

Train Your Pet

Create an Evacuation Plan

Prepare a Travel Carrier

Identify Pet-Friendly Shelter Options

Create a Pet Emergency Kit

Food and Water: At least 3–7 days' supply of pet food and bottled water. Include a manual can opener if needed.

Medications: A week's supply of medications your pet needs, along with a copy of the prescription.

Medical Records: Keep copies of vaccination records, medical history, and a photo of your pet in a waterproof bag.

First Aid Supplies: Include bandages, antiseptic wipes, tweezers, and a pet-specific first aid guide.

Collar, Leash, and Tags: Ensure your pet's identification is up-to-date, and pack an extra leash and collar.

Comfort Items: Familiar toys, blankets, or bedding to reduce stress.

Hygiene Supplies: Waste bags, litter box with litter, or disposable litter pans.





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