
Prepare a Pet Evacuation Kit: Food, Records and Carriers
Keep a pet carrier, food, water, medications, ID and veterinary records ready for possible evacuation.
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Keep a pet carrier, food, water, medications, ID and veterinary records ready for possible evacuation.

Catalog household belongings by room and store photos and purchase records securely for moves or insurance claims.

Separate produce by preferred humidity and keep ethylene-producing fruit away from sensitive items.

Concentrated laundry packets must stay in their labeled original container, securely out of children's sight and reach. Never puncture them or handle with wet hands.

Clean the shell, high-touch handles, wheels and lining using mild methods, then dry thoroughly before storage.

Use package checks, tight containers and regular cleaning to reduce pests in stored dry foods.

Plan at least one gallon (about 3.8 L) per person per day for three days, and keep supplies dated and safely stored.

Keep cleaners in their original containers in locked storage away from children.

Organize IDs, insurance details and contacts, and protect originals and copies in separate secure locations.

The two terminals of a 9V battery are close together; loose metal can bridge them and cause dangerous heating. Keep the terminals protected.

Follow each medicine's label and keep it away from inappropriate heat, humidity and children's reach.

Keep cleaner labels and original containers, use locked storage, and never mix cleaning products.