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Prepare a Pet Emergency Go-Bag in Six Steps

Organize food, water, medicine, vaccine records, carriers and current contacts, and plan a pet-friendly evacuation option.

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U.S. CDC

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People may need to evacuate with their animals. CDC urges owners to prepare identification, carriers, supplies and pet-friendly shelter options in advance. Verify local shelter policies rather than assuming every center accepts pets.

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Update your pet's collar tag, owner contact details and microchip or registration information.
Keep vaccination records, prescription details, a recent photo and veterinarian contacts in a waterproof pouch with a digital backup.
Pack familiar food, water, bowls, medications and suitable waste supplies. Ask the vet how to manage any prescription medicine.
Keep an appropriate carrier, leash or harness near a safe exit and practice calm, safe loading.
Identify a pet-friendly shelter, relative or boarding alternative before a disaster; follow local emergency authority directions during an event.
Assign family roles and regularly rotate expired food, water and medications and verify contact details. Always prioritize personal safety during evacuation.

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Your try-it-at-home checklist

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