Thursday, September 24
Texas A&M vets urge pet owners to build disaster plans
The veterinary school's guidance centers on having supplies and a plan ready before an emergency hits.
Texas A&M's veterinary school is reminding pet owners to plan ahead for disasters. The guidance covers having a plan in place for dogs and cats before an emergency, along with the supplies they would need. The school shared the advice through its Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences program.
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