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    This document provides a checklist of basic emergency supplies for pets and tips for creating an emergency plan to protect pets during a disaster. The checklist includes items like a pet carrier, food, water, medications, bedding and toys to have enough supplies for 72 hours. It also recommends having identification, vaccination records and a current photo of your pet. The tips suggest finding a safe place for your pet if evacuation is needed, leaving them with food, water and familiar items, and posting a notice with information if you have to leave your pet behind.

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    This document provides a checklist of basic emergency supplies for pets and tips for creating an emergency plan to protect pets during a disaster. The checklist includes items like a pet carrier, food, water, medications, bedding and toys to have enough supplies for 72 hours. It also recommends having identification, vaccination records and a current photo of your pet. The tips suggest finding a safe place for your pet if evacuation is needed, leaving them with food, water and familiar items, and posting a notice with information if you have to leave your pet behind.

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    This document provides a checklist of basic emergency supplies for pets and tips for creating an emergency plan to protect pets during a disaster. The checklist includes items like a pet carrier, food, water, medications, bedding and toys to have enough supplies for 72 hours. It also recommends having identification, vaccination records and a current photo of your pet. The tips suggest finding a safe place for your pet if evacuation is needed, leaving them with food, water and familiar items, and posting a notice with information if you have to leave your pet behind.

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    This document provides a checklist of basic emergency supplies for pets and tips for creating an emergency plan to protect pets during a disaster. The checklist includes items like a pet carrier, food, water, medications, bedding and toys to have enough supplies for 72 hours. It also recommends having identification, vaccination records and a current photo of your pet. The tips suggest finding a safe place for your pet if evacuation is needed, leaving them with food, water and familiar items, and posting a notice with information if you have to leave your pet behind.

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    Basic Pet Emergency Protecting your Pet

    Supplies Checklist An Emergency Plan for Pets


    The type of emergency or disaster will depend on what you
    Portable pet carrier or crate need to do with your pet.
    (Use this to store everything in) Preplan for an evacuation
    Pen or cage, if appropriate ♦ Research safe places to take your pet like family, friends,
    kennels or pet-friendly hotels and motels. Most
    Vaccination record evacuation or reception centres do not accept pets.
    Required ID or license ♦ Keep vaccinations and identification up to date. Store
    copies of these records in your pet’s Emergency Kit.
    Collar, Leash, Muzzle ♦ Have a current photo showing distinguishing marks.

    Food — enough for 72 hours Your pet is a domesticated animal and therefore lacks
    Water — 4 litres per animal per day the survival instincts that wild animals have.

    Bowls for food and water If you must leave your pet behind
    Put your pet in a safe, secure room without windows but
    Medications ♦
    with adequate ventilation. NEVER leave your pet tied
    Pet bed, Bedding or blanket outside.
    ♦ Leave them with enough food to last 72 hours
    Safe and familiar toys ♦ Flush the toilet, fill the sink and/or bathtub with water.

    Doggy “poop” bags Your pet will be under stress and may drink more water
    than usual.
    Kitty litter, Litter box ♦ Leave familiar bedding and safe toys your pet is used to

    Newspaper, Plastic bags, ♦ Avoid confining dogs and cats in the same space. Small
    animals and birds should be caged.
    Cleansers, Ammonia free ♦ Ensure your pets are wearing identification tags.

    disinfectants ♦ Place a notice on your front door that there are pets in the
    house, where they are located, a phone number where
    Pet first aid kit you can be reached and the number of your veterinarian.
    Current photo In stressful times your pet’s behavior may change.
    Pets that would normally get along may fight.

    Pets are often forgotten about when emergency supplies kits are assembled. Each
    pet should have its own emergency supplies kit, customized for their unique needs.

    HELPFUL HINT: Store your pet emergency supplies in a portable pet carrier or crate.

    City of Burnaby
    For more emergency preparedness information Emergency Program Office
    visit our website at www.burnaby.ca 4949 Canada Way
    Burnaby, BC V5G 1M2
    or email [email protected] Em: [email protected]
    Web: www.burnaby.ca/getprepared

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