Pets

Your pet or pets are important to you, perhaps even a lifeline immediately after your husband’s death. That’s why your pet’s protection during an emergency and at your disability or death takes on a sense of urgency. The key to your pet’s safety is to be as prepared as possible before an emergency strikes.

Here are a few suggestions to protect your Pet or Pets in an emergency and at your disability and death. Assemble a Pet Safety Kit. Carry a Pet Care Card. Create a Pet Information Record including Medical History and your Pet’s Care Plan. Prepare for evacuation, just in case. Choose a successor Caregiver and create a Letter of Instructions.

A Pet Safety Kit includes everything your pet will need to survive and be as comfortable as possible until the danger passes. For example:

• Food and water for at least 5 days for each pet.

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Chinchilla is a rodent animals belonging to the family Chinchiliade. It grows as a pet because it is a very clean animal, not specific odors emanating, eats only vegetable feed. Chinchilla has a bushy tail, mouse ears, can be likened to a cross between rabbit and squirrel.

Chinchilla originated near Peru, Chile, Bolivia, South American Andes, living at an altitude of 2500m, in a rocky area with little vegetation.

Battery life is 10-15 years chinchilla, 500-600g weight, gestation is 111 days, 4 incisors and 16 molars (20 teeth). Three species are widespread chinchilla:

• Chinchilla langiera
• Chinchilla brevicaudata
• Royal Chinchilla

Of all species, is the most common langier chinchilla.

Chinchilla is generally active at night, but the day may have moments of activity. They are not noisy, are fast, very agile, curious and full of energy. A very important aspect for a pet is that no external parasites, having …

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