Pet Disaster Tip #37: Fresh Food
Have you put new food in your pet’s emergency go kit for the summer ? All pet owners...
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Pet Disaster Tip #36: Turning Horses Loose
Horse experts add that if you must turn your horses loose in a last ditch effort – do not...
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Pet Disaster Tip #35: Horse Halters
Got horses ? Or other large animals ? Make sure every stall has a well fitting halter with farm...
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Pet Tip #34: Out of Area Phone Contact
Arrange an out‐of‐area phone contact person, and keep this and other emergency phone numbers or...
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Pet Tip #33
If you own a dog it is a good idea to keep a leash tied around the door handle of every exit door...
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Pet Disaster Tip #32 – Water
Stock your shelter in place kit with at least a week’s supply of water for every pet. It is best...
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Pet Disaster Tip #31 – Equine Evacuation Plan
When faced with a disaster, owners can execute an equine evacuation plan, which involves removing...
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Pet Disaster Tip # 30 – Make a List of Emergency Shelter Options
Make a list of boarding facilities and veterinary offices that might be able to shelter your...
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Pet Disaster Tip #29 – Calm Your Pet in an Emergency
In a disaster be aware that pets act differently in emergencies. Animals are sensitive to changes...
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Pet Disaster Tip #28 – Don’t Leave Your Pet Behind
Always evacuate with your pet. Never leave him behind even if you think you will only be gone a...
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Pet Disaster Tip #27 – “Go Bag” Practice
It is important for both you and your pet to remain calm in a disaster. If you become agitated...
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Pet Disaster Tip # 26 – Out of Province Contact
Make sure your family has an agreed upon out of province contact for everyone to check in with in...
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