Pet E.R. Guide Book

Being prepared and well informed ‘before’ a pet emergency occurs can help you more confidently obtain the medical care your pet needs. Whether you are at home or traveling with your pets, being able to quickly locate a veterinary facility that is open and nearby can be critical. The 198-page Pet E.R Guide, published by Trailer Life Books in 2008, provides information to help you plan ahead and care for your pet in the event of an emergency. The focus on the book is its extensive state-by-state directory of 24-hour and after hour emergency veterinary facilities in the U.S with addresses, phone numbers, websites and descriptions of the facilities of each. If something happens to your pet while on the road, this directory can be a lifesaver. The liberally illustrated guide also includes a ‘pet travel checklist’ to identify the necessities you need to keep your pet happy, safe and comfortable on your next trip. And very important for RVers who often operate in unfamiliar territory, there’s a list from the ASPCA of the 10 most poisonous and toxic and non-toxic plants that you and your pet will want to avoid. Whether you travel with a dog, cat, bird or perhaps your granddaughter’s guinea pig, you would be wise to pack along this comprehensive resource. Published 2008. 198 pages.