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Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration

Keep Your Pets Safe During a Fire

8/5/2019 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Bay County provides 24 hour fire and water damage restoration service in Panama City, Panama City Beach, Lynn Haven, Southport and more!

Pets are family, too!

At any given moment, a fire emergency can take place in the Bay County area, and though unexpected; it can be instrumental to already have a strategy in place for everyone, pets included, in your home to evacuate and meet in a safe location. While you should always be most focused on keeping yourself and your family safe, you can be better prepared to keep your pets safe during a fire emergency by following these safety tips:

Practice Evacuating 

In the confusion and fear caused by a fire, it can be hard to think of everything you need to do at that moment. If you already have a plan in place and practice it a couple of times, you can be more prepared to handle a fire emergency. This can not only be helpful for pet safety, but also for the safety of everyone in your household. 

Notice Your Pets Location 

An important part of the planning process can be knowing where your pets spend most of their time. It can be especially helpful to take note where they hide when frightened, maybe during a thunder or lightning storm.You don’t want to put yourself or your family at risk by spending too much time searching for your dog or cat during a fire emergency. 

Keep Any Collars and Leashes Nearby

Fire emergencies can be especially frightening to pets. By keeping their collars, leashes, or carriers handy, you can more easily lead them safely out of the house. If you are unable to find your pets, it can be easier for the fire department to get them out if they are wearing collars. It can be a good idea to hang leashes by the door that you are planning to evacuate through.

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