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Dr. Josh • 09-06-24 • Being prepared for emergency, disasters

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Greetings, Dallas Voice readers, and thank you for joining me in my September Woof column. I hope that the crazy heat we experienced recently is behind us and that better weather is ahead of us.

Speaking of weather, September is National Disaster Preparedness Month, highlighting the importance of being ready for emergencies such as storms, tornadoes and floods.

Since I focus my Woof column on animal related topics, I want to discuss how this relates to those of us who are pet parents.

When we are preparing ourselves for challenging times, we need to make sure our kiddos have food and water for the days ahead.

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