Preparing for emergencies is something no one wants to think about, but the reality is that we're adults and we have to plan.
The scariest part for me is making sure I have enough of everything for my pets and that I consider their individual needs, and, of course, make sure that wherever I go, they can go.
I saw the animals being left behind in Katrina and it make my heart break.
That's why I've put this free guide together for you. Make sure to double-check your list to include your pets!
CPCN, CHPHC, R+ Trainer, Podcast Host
Jessica is a Certified Holistic Pet Health Coach, a Certified Professional Canine Nutritionist, and a Positive Reinforcement Dog Trainer. She uses her education and experience to help pet parents keep their pets healthy and thriving! As a podcast host on The Pet Parenting Reset, and co-host on Pet Health Junkies, she brings her real-world know-how as well as expert guests to bring you the most valuable information to be the best pet parent you can be!
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