This is a good thing for everybody to have on hand...for every animal they
own, too....especially if you happen to live in a fire-hazard area....it's
just one of those li'l saftey precautions that are totally unnecessary for
the most part, but on the RARE occasion can be a life-saver.....
I live on a farm in the middle of wheat fields....and every summer we put
together boxes (or clean out empty cages) with fresh food/water, etc. JUST
IN CASE we had to get out of the house quickly...
The Emergency Kit doesn't necessarily have to be bought, either....it just
has to be a pre-put together travel-type cage that is ready for use in a
couple seconds....and it has to be something that the animal could live in
for several days...just IN CASE....
..something to think about anyway.....
-80
----Original Message Follows----
From: Rick Stidham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Rick Stidham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pet Safety Kit
Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 19:04:14 -0400
I received one of the free safety kits (I have cats), and also a free
sample of Purina One for cats. I use the cat food to add to pregnant
and nursing gerbils' food. They seem to like it. (The cats do to, but
they're on a hairball control formula food.)
Rick
"[Angela] [Hull]" wrote:
>
> Hope this isn't against guidelines..but Purina One is offering a pet
safety
> kit on their website. It's mostly for cats and dogs..but it comes with a
> sticker you can put outsite in case of a fire the firemen know what's
inside
> and can maybe save some gerbils. Just a thought. It's at
www.purinaone.com
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