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Please take regular collars off when you're not walking your dog. if you want to keep ID/other tags on your dog then invest in a KeepSafe breakaway collar thats designed to pop off with a certain amount of pressure in stead of strangling your dog if something weird happens. collars have been known to get caught on fences; bushes; branches of dead trees; table legs; chair legs; the bars of crate doors; other dogs teeth an lower jaw getting caught in collars during play; even the tag attachments them selves can get stuck on something such S hooks getting snagged on carpet an ETC. lot of times even Snap collars become very difficult to remove cuz the collar gets pulled/twisted so tight that its hard to press in on the plastic thingies to make it release,, an the those belt buckle like collars are a joke to remove in a hurry; chain an prong collars have zero give to them an require bolt cutters or something of the likes to cut off,, an scissors arent made to cut through the other tough materials that collars are made of so it can take a while cut the collar when precious time is going by at mach three.
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suffocating in plastic bags isnt a risk to just children but to pets as well. prevent pet suffocation by emptying potato chips an other types of foods that come in a plastic bag into resealable hard containers instead or by keeping the bag well out of reach of pets at 'all 'times. then when the bag is empty immediately cut or rip the bag down the sides so its not a worry anymore. its also a good idea to cut all the plastic ring thingies that are used to hold drinks together when you remove the last drink an prevent wildlife from getting entangled in them way later on.
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Stay prepared!
learn how to preform CPR an the heimlich maneuver on pets 'before' something happens so you can take much needed action if a time calls for it.

also good to memorize your ER vets number. never know when you might need it. another number to have for just in case reasons - the ASPCA poison hotline number: "888-426-4435"

emergency pet alert decals are a good idea to alert rescuers that your pet/s reside in the building if youre not there at the time to inform them yourself.

an not to sound creepy/grim but write down on a piece of paper an keep it somewhere handy stating your wishes for your pet/s in case you get in a accident or whatever an dont survive.
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