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Here’s What to Put in Fido’s Emergency Care Kit

Put your petu2019s medical records in a waterproof bag. Documents like proof of vaccinations and records of recent medical procedures can be invaluable in an emergency.

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Here’s What to Put in Fido’s Emergency Care Kit

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  1. Here’s What to Put in Fido’s Emergency Care Kit Do you have an emergency kit on-hand for your dog? This kind of thing can be a lifesaver—literally—in a pinch. Here, your animal hospital Tampa, FL tells you what to include in Fido’s emergency care kit. First-aid supplies. Any good emergency kit has plenty of critical first-aid supplies like gauze, bandages, medical tape, a pet-safe disinfectant, tongue depressors, tweezers, scissors, a styptic powder or pen, a few soft towels, and a pair of latex gloves to protect your hands. Medical records and medication. Put your pet’s medical records in a waterproof bag. Documents like proof of vaccinations and records of recent medical procedures can be invaluable in an emergency. Also be sure to pack a supply of any medications your pet takes, and check the expiration dates periodically and replace the medication if needed. Long-term essentials. Should a natural disaster or a man-made event force you away from home for a while, you’ll want some long-term pet supplies on hand. Consider packing canned food (and a can opener!), bottled water, dishes, toys, blankets, and a pet bed. Want more advice on building an emergency preparedness kit for your pet? We can help. Contact your vets Tampa, FL to learn more.

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