Prepare an emergency kit for your pet, including food, water, medications, a leash, a collar with ID, vaccination records, and a favorite toy or blanket.
Ensure heavy furniture and appliances are anchored, and secure any items that could fall and harm your pet during an earthquake.
Identify a safe area in your home where you and your pet can take shelter during an earthquake, such as under a sturdy table or in a designated room away from windows and heavy objects.
Include your pets in earthquake drills to familiarize them with the procedure and reduce panic during an actual event.
Ensure your pet’s ID tags and microchip information are up-to-date with current contact details.
Pets can sense your anxiety, so remain calm and composed during an earthquake to help keep them relaxed.
Research and identify pet-friendly emergency shelters or hotels in your area in case you need to evacuate your home
Have a communication plan with family members and neighbors regarding the care and location of your pet during and after an earthquake.