PET OWNER'S PET SAFETY TEST
Just answer all 12 questions below honestly and see what your pet safety score is.
1. Can you identify animal health hazards located in your home, garage and in your patio or yard that could be fatal to
your pet?
2. Who can your pet count on during a house fire?
3. How would a firefighter know about your pet and what they look like?
4. Do you know what to do during a pet medical emergency to assist your pet?
5. How do you tell if your pet is sick?
6. What should your dog's or cat's temperature should be?
7. Do you know how to do a pet safety check for your home and surrounding areas?
8. How do you prevent; auto, boating, seasonal and holiday pet hazards?
9. Do you know what to do for all your pets before, during and after a disaster?
10. What should you have in a Pet disaster, Pet first-aid and Pet poison incident kit for animals?
11. Are you ready for a Disaster or Evacuation?
12. Do you know what do to when your pet is lost?
Don't worry most pet owners don't know the correct answers and they don't realize that they could be jeopardizing their pet's life, their best friend, due to the lack of this important and easy to learn pet safety knowledge. The Guide to Pet Safety book was written just for this purpose, to help pet owners learn the answers to these questions so they can provide safety and security for their pets. Check your score below.
Rate your score:
Yes to all 12 questions - A Perfect Score!
An Excellent and Concerned and Responsible Pet Parent!
Yes to 8 or more questions - A Good Score!
Caring and Concerned Pet Parent, but not a perfect yet. Keep trying.
Yes to 6 or more questions – Better than the Average Pet Owner! Hurray!
They’re above the Average Pet Owner but still need to learn more about pet safety.
Yes to 3 or more questions – The Average Pet Owner that depends on others.
Average Pet Owner that needs to learn more their pet’s needs, pet hazards and pet safety.
Yes to 1 or more questions – Help! Opps! Not so good for your pet.
Pet Owner that should be worried about protecting their pets! They like to spend money at the Emergency Animal Hospital.