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Pets and Animals ~ Get Informed Know what disasters could affect your area which could call for an evacuation and when to shelter in place Keep a NOAA Weather Radio tuned to your local emergency station and monitor TV radio and follow mobile alert and mobile warnings about severe weather in your area Download the FEMA app receive weather alerts from the National Weather Service for up to five different
Preparing your Home Los Angeles Animal Services ~ The first step is making sure your house is safe for your companion animal Just as with babyproofing you’ll need to make sure your companion animal can’t get to any toxic materials like antifreeze household cleaners or rat poison You’ll also need to watch out for heavy objects that are high up or unstable like an iron perched on an ironing board
companionanimals – Companion Animals ~ Nuclear sclerosis is a very common eye defect in older animals and is commonly mistaken for cataracts in companion animals Nuclear sclerosis results in a cloudy appearance to the lens of the eye but is less harmful than cataracts because it does not greatly affect the vision of your pet
Saying Goodbye 8 Ways to Prepare and Cope with Pet Loss ~ This is supported by Lagoni 2011 who finds that preparing owners for the death of a companion animal is a critically important aspect of end of life care within veterinary medicine But what does it mean to be prepared Being prepared means many things There are emotional spiritual and practical ways to prepare
Are You Prepared How to Evacuate with Your Animal Companion ~ Current photos of you with your animal companions – including descriptions of them to help others identify them in case you and your animals become separated—and to prove that they are yours once you’re reunited Stay up to date with animal vaccinations
Are You and Your Animal Companions EvacuationReady PETA ~ Keep a current photo of your animal companion for identification purposes just as you would for a child Place PETA’s emergency window stickers near your front and back doors and on side windows in case a weather emergency or fire strikes when you are not home These stickers will alert rescuers to animals in your home who need help
Planning for your 4H swine project animal Preparations ~ Animal companionship Many animals do not like to be alone Finding an animal companion whether a second pig or another species is important for keeping animals calm If at all possible try to have a plan to raise your animal in a small group having at least one animal within a visible distance from your project animal
Ready For Dog ~ Preparing For Puppy Or maybe you just like the idea of sharing your life with a devoted companion animal A dog can be all those things and more you’re not ready for a dog
Prepare For Emergencies Now Information For Pet Owners ~ Information For Pet Owners This information was developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in consultation with American Kennel Club The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals American Veterinary Medical Association and The Humane Society of the Preparing for Your Pets Makes Sense Get Ready Now
Plan Ahead for Disasters ~ The updated Community Emergency Response Team CERT Basic Training includes revised information on disaster medical operations terrorism and specific hazards
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