Disaster Preparation for Pets
…Info on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behaviors, and the name and number of your vet. If you do have to evacuate in a disaster, it is in your pet’s best…
…Info on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behaviors, and the name and number of your vet. If you do have to evacuate in a disaster, it is in your pet’s best…
…an ongoing problem, talk to your veterinarian or contact the SF SPCA’s Behavior Specialty Clinic. “This is also a good time to ensure that your pets are microchipped and wearing…
…and vary by toxin, so it’s crucial to act fast if you suspect your dog has eaten something harmful. If you notice any unusual behavior or signs of distress, contact…