| Portable, impact-resistant carrier (soft carriers do not provide enough protection) |
| Food/water bowls, can opener, spoon |
| A two- to three-week supply of your pet’s food and water in plastic bottles |
| Pooper scooper and small plastic bags for dogs |
| Litter and litter box for cats |
| At least a one-week supply of your pet’s regular medications |
| First Aid Kit (assemble your own kit) |
| Health records, including vaccination records |
| Instructions on your pet’s feeding schedules/diet, medications, any special needs |
| Leashes |
| Make sure your pets are wearing proper identification (a collar and a tag). Create a collar tag listing your pet's medical needs. Have your pet implanted with a microchip ID as a permanent form of identification.
How does a microchip ID help my pet in a disaster? |
| Dish soap and disinfectant, paper towels |