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PetLifeRadio.com - Episode 03 Keeping Your Dog Safe In A Disaster
b'Today pets are no longer animals relegated to the back yard; they are a vital and well loved part of our family. When emergencies happen, it\\u2019s important to be able to keep your pet safe, either in your home with you or with you as you evacuate. A well stocked emergency kit and a first aid kit are very important, as are plans. If you have to evacuate, where will you go? Prior planning is very important. In this show, we\\u2019ll give you some important tips on how to plan for a future disaster.
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\\n\\nMore details on this episode MP3 Podcast -Keeping Your Dog Safe In A Disaster with Liz Palika on PetLifeRadio.com'