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Keeping Your Pets Safe During A Storm

10/10/2021 (Permalink)

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The Storm is Here, Now What?

When a thunderstorm or hurricane is arrives, it is necessary to have precautions ready. Your pets are your family, and we understand the importance they hold. One thing you must do is prepare for a storm, while it may seem overwhelming to think about a disaster, it will make everything run smoother if it does happen to occur. We have created some steps to protect your furry family members from harm.

They biggest thing to do is keeping your pets inside as much as possible. This is the most surefire way to guarantee that they will not bolt off when thunder rumbles and lightning begins to flash. On top of keeping them inside you not only need to have supplies for yourself, you must have supplies for your pets.

  • Water for each pet
  • Non-perishable pet food
  • Pet medications
    • make sure to get these before 
  • Leashes and ID Tags
    • keep ID tags up to date
  • Dog Bed, Toys, and Treats
  • First Aid Kit
  • Vaccinations are up to Date

Somehow Your Pet Does Escape- Now What?

Stay Calm: While this is not an easy task when your furry friend goes missing, some pets get nervous due to hearing their owner yell, making them think they are in trouble.

Microchip your pets: If your pet does escape from your backyard, an animal shelter or vet can reach you and verify that you are the owner of your pet with a microchip.

Take Pictures of your Pets: Who doesn't love taking pictures of their pet? This can make it easier to locate your pet on social media or local flyers.

Pet ID: Keep your pets tags up to date, including a phone number and your name.

Prepare for any Injuries: Is it serious or something you can take care of yourself? Call a vet, they may be able to help you over the phone. 

Our pets can be our best friends, and keeping them safe is always a top priority. It is crucial to be sure you are prepared to care for those who need you to stay safe everyday.

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