Among the questions asked and how they were answered, the results included:

~ 63% of dog owners and 53% of cat owners would be at least somewhat likely to perform CPR on their pet.
~ 65% of women vs. 50% of men say they’d be more likely to perform CPR.
~ 54% don’t have a fire evacuation plan.
~ 41% have had at least one incident requiring an emergency trip to the vet.
~ 30% of dog owners and 22% of cat owners at least sometimes give them bones from table scraps.
~ 20% have a pet first aid kit at home.
~ 16% have pets who’ve had allergic reactions.
~ 7% have pets that have eaten something poisonous.

How far would you go to save your pet? Would you give mouth to mouth? Do you have a first aid kit specifically for your animals at home?

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How Far Would You Go For Your Pet?

The Complete Cat Organizer and the The Complete Dog Organizer

Both guides include things like:

• Pet care and emergency contact information
• Tabbed folders for keeping important papers
• Appointment cards
• Receipts
• Sections include areas to note vaccinations, medical records, pet service providers, and owner information.
• Each includes a section that offers tips on how to care for your pet and an A-to-Z encyclopedia section covering issues such as potential household poisons, heartworm, and so on. 
• Plus much more

Here’s a look at a page from the The Complete Cat Organizer:

I think this would make a great gift too – although I’m not a pet person, plenty of my friends and family are.

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Organize your pet