Disaster Preparedness

 

Hopefully you never need this, but just in case.

The following list will help you prepare for your animal(s) in the event of a disaster.  An evacuation kit should be assembled in an easy to carry, waterproof container. It should include:

A 2-week supply of food,
A 2-week supply of water in plastic gallon jugs,
batteries (flashlight, radio),
cage/carrier (for each animal, labeled with your contact information),
can opener,
spoon,
cat/wildlife gloves,
copies of veterinary records and proof of ownership,
emergency contact list,
familiar items to make pets feel comfortable,
first aid kit,
flashlight,
instructions for special diet and medication,
leash collar and harness for each animal, litter,
litter pan, scoop,
maps,
muzzles,
newspaper (bedding/ litter),
non spill food and water dishes,
paper towels,
radio,
stakes and tie-outs,
trash bags.

Replace perishable items and out of date medication as often as necessary. If you have further questions, or would like a copy of the AVMA’s disaster preparedness booklet, please contact our office.

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