Protecting Pets This Winter for Under $10

CAMARILLO, Calif. - Nov. 20, 2015 - PRLog -- As temperatures reach record lows around the country this winter, the weather poses a danger for people and pets alike.  It’s especially important during the cold months to take precautions to keep our pets warm and safe. Older pets and pets with an illness should have proper ID on them in case of an emergency.

Whether your pet wanders off, experiences an auto accident or bitten by another animal; precious and few are the seconds that first responders have to assess your pet’s condition. Critical time is often lost as responders scramble to identify your pet and obtain vital medical information needed to administer the best medical aid.

Rescue Facts™, a unique pouch that attaches to your pet’s collar. The wrap around pouch provides crucial information at that critical moment.  When tending to the victim, first responders are able to have vital information at their  fingertips – in an easy-to-find place.

At a glance, they have a snapshot of your pet's identification, contact information, medical history (condition, prescriptions, allergies and blood type), vet's name and preferred animal hospital. A consent-to-treat form also is included. The durable nylon wrap contains the International Medical Information symbol displayed clearly on the front so that rescuers will immediately recognize the valuable information  it contains.

The  Rescue Facts™ Emergency Information Pack speaks volumes when you are not around to emergency personnel about your pet’s medical condition.  Just $8.95 and endorsed and approved by the American Automobile Association in Oregon and Idaho, and the Good Sam Club. www.rescuefacts.com