
|Articles|November 1, 2008
Prepare with pet IDs
I'm a consulting veterinarian who's highly involved in several disaster preparedness committees.
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I'm a consulting veterinarian who's highly involved in several disaster preparedness committees. I loved last month's free pet ID card and have added the form to the pet preparedness information that I distribute—with an improvement. As it's important in evacuation situations, I include the pet's current vaccination information. I also think it's best if the ID photo has the pet with his or her owner. But by and large, I recommend all organizations add the form to their pet preparedness kits.
Diane McClure DVM, PhD, DACLAM
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California Veterinary Medical Association
Disaster Preparedness Committee, Chair
Goleta, Calif.
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