Keep emergency phone numbers stored in your cell phone for quick access.
Keep emergency phone numbers near your telephone.
Not exact matches
They told us to
keep a
phone in the kitchen (preferably one where there was a speaker so that we could hear the 911 operator), tape the CPR directions,
emergency phone numbers (poison control, etc), and our address to the inside of an upper cabinet door (lots of parents blank on their address when their kids are having a medical
emergency), and lay the baby on the hard counter underneath for CPR.
Child Proof the House (Set the temperature of your hot water heater to 120 degrees F, use covers on electrical outlets and latches on cabinets,
keep household cleaners, chemicals and medicines completely out of reach and always store them in their original container and know the Poison Control Center
number (1-800-222-1222), do not carry hot liquids or food near your child and do not allow your child near stoves, heaters or other hot appliances (especially curling irons), and when cooking, use the back burners and turn pot handles inward, to prevent drowning, never leave your child alone near any container of water,
keep a list of
emergency numbers near the
phone, and lock rooms that are not child proof).
Keep the midwife's
number on speed dial and a list of
emergency numbers in the
phone or by the
phone.
Keep the
number of the poison control center near your
phone so you can call for
emergency first - aid advice.
Keep the poison control center
number in your
phone so you can call for
emergency first - aid advice.
Keep the doctor's
phone number handy, and also be informed of what to do and who to contact in case of an
emergency or question.
Make sure you
keep emergency numbers by every
phone in the house, and include after - hours
numbers for late - night
emergencies.
Keep the
number for the national poison control center --(800) 222-1222 in the United States — and your local
emergency numbers close to every
phone.
It is important to come up with a plan while traveling,
keep important contact
numbers in your cell
phone or on a piece of paper so
emergency crews can find them and to take along gadgets that will
keep your baby safe while you are away.
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If you are ordered to evacuate make sure you take your
emergency kit, your written
emergency plan (it should have relevant contact
numbers), all essential medications and copies of prescriptions, a cell
phone, and your pets (just
keep in mind that pets are not allowed in some
emergency shelters).
Remember, always
keep the closest
emergency animal clinic's
phone number clearly written and displayed in your house.
Again,
keep your vet and / or
emergency vet's
phone number handy in case you run into a situation you aren't prepared for.
Ideally you'll want to
keep your pet with you, but if you must separate temporarily, include on your list the addresses and
phone numbers of any nearby veterinary offices and boarding kennels that could take your pet in an
emergency, as well as the nearest animal shelter.
It is very important to
keep the
number of your veterinarian, as well as a
number to the closest
emergency veterinary facility, programmed into your cell
phone in the event that your pet is in distress.
Keep the
phone number of your veterinarian and an
emergency vet office saved in your wallet and / or cell
phone.
We highly recommend you
keep the
number to the closest 24 - hour
emergency veterinarian clinic in your
phone contacts as well.
Crucial Tip:
Keep a list of pet
emergency contact
numbers & your pets vital statistics (including that dosage information mentioned earlier) by your home
phone, and in your cell
phone, and in your first aid kit.
Keep an action checklist in a visible location, along with current
phone numbers for
emergency contacts of the individuals and organizations you will need to call; and a copy in your vehicle for when you are traveling.
PLAN AHEAD:
Keep emergency numbers nearby or programmed into your
phone.
Keep phone numbers for your regular veterinarian and Dundee Animal Hospital
emergency care near the
phone.
You should also
keep the ASPCA's Animal Poison Control Center hotline
number near your
phone in case of
emergency.
Know where the closest animal ER is and
keep its address and
phone number in your GPS device, cell
phone and on the refrigerator list so you are prepared for an
emergency.
Keep emergency contact information readily accessible including your veterinarian's
phone number and directions to your local 24 - hour
emergency veterinary hospital.
It is ESSENTIAL to
keep the micro chip details up - to - date with 24 hour Petwatch if you move, your
phone number changes or the
emergency contact you provided changes their contact
number.
Keep your veterinarian's
phone number and the
number of the
emergency clinic in your area in a location that all family members can access easily.
KEEP THE NAME,
PHONE NUMBER, ADDRESS AND DIRECTIONS TO THE NEAREST 24 HR
EMERGENCY VETERINARY CLINIC ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR.
Build a pet first aid kit, have a list of important
phone numbers including animal poison control and your veterinary clinic, and
keep a pet transport handy (if applicable) to be able to respond swiftly in any
emergency.
Find an
emergency clinic in your area and
keep the
phone number handy in case something happens to your cat when the vet is closed.
Keep halters / ropes ready for each horse that includes the horse's name, your name /
phone number and a separate
emergency contact
number.
First,
keep your
emergency veterinarian's
phone number handy and know where the nearest veterinary
emergency hospital is.
Keep your veterinarian's
phone number, as well as the
number of an
emergency veterinarian in your area, handy in the event that your dog exhibits any of the symptoms named above.
Keep your veterinarian's
phone number and any
emergency phone numbers and directions next to your
phone along with all other important
emergency information for your family.
Also,
keep a list of your
emergency contacts handy, including U.S. embassies or consulates, hotels, and 24/7 Global Assistance
phone numbers found in your travel insurance plan.
The card includes space for important
phone numbers to
keep on hand such as an in case of
emergency contact
number, a non-
emergency number for police and others.
Double - check your coverage details (lost bags, flight cancellations, etc.) and
keep the company's
phone number on hand for quick dialing in the case of an
emergency.