Pet Preparedness: Why You Need a Disaster Plan for Your Furry Friends
Why Pet Preparedness Matters
Pet preparedness is not just an afterthought; it can save lives. The recent survey conducted by Hill's Pet Nutrition reveals that while many recognize the importance of being equipped for emergencies, fewer than expected take actionable steps.
Statistics That Matter
- 8 in 10 Americans understand the need for a disaster preparedness plan.
- Only 1/3 have developed such a plan.
Creating Your Pet Preparedness Plan
- Identify Emergency Contacts: Ensure you list your veterinarian and local pet shelters.
- Prepare an Emergency Kit: Stock food, water, medications, and comfort items for your pet.
- Practice Evacuation Plans: Regularly rehearse leaving home with your pets for different scenarios.
For those looking to delve deeper into the critical aspects of pet preparedness, visit Hill's Pet Nutrition for more insights.
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