The following video and list shows what to include in a an emergency preparedness kit for a cat:

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS ITEMS FOR YOUR CAT:

• Two weeks supply of dry food and/or canned food per cat
• At least 6 lbs of litter per cat
• Pet feeding bowls
• Two weeks supply of essential medication (ask your primary vet for advice on what to prepare)
• First Aid kit and one pack of flexible bandaging for mild emergencies
• Disposable litter trays
• Disposable trash bags
• Photocopies of Feline Medical Records
• Photo of your cat(s) for identification
• Your pets’ microchip number recorded
• At least seven days of bottled water for each animal/person
• Battery-powered flashlight
• Plush Throw / Blanket
• Pet Carrier
• Optional: Toys (Who says you can’t have fun while sheltering in place?)
• Optional: Treats (No one wants to be stuck with an angry cat in quarantine)

The following video and list shows what to include in a an emergency preparedness kit for a dog:

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS ITEMS FOR YOUR DOG:

• Two weeks supply of dry food and/or canned food per dog
• Pet feeding bowls
• Two weeks supply of essential medication (ask your primary vet for advice on what to prepare)
• First Aid kit and one Pack of Flexible Bandaging for mind emergencies
• Extra collar, leash  and harness
• Disposable trash bags
• Photocopies of Canine Medical Records
• Photo of your dog(s) for identification
• Your pets’ microchip number recorded
• At least seven days of bottled water for each animal/person
• Battery-powered flashlight
• Plush Throw / Blanket
• Collapsible Kennel
• Optional: Toys (Who says you can’t have fun while sheltering in place?)
• Optional: Treats (Who is a good boy?)
• Optional: Cage Liner

You can help support orphan pets at Helen Woodward Animal Center while you shop for your pet’s emergency kit. Check out our Give While You Shop webpage to learn more.

Source: Helen Woodward Animal Center