Complete Family + Cat Bundle

• Two complete home emergency kits, one for your family of four, one built for your cat
• Covers food, water, first aid, and comfort for both
• Save 10% off both kits purchased separately
• Free Family Preparedness Planner and Pet Emergency Action Plan, both available on your order confirmation page after checkout

This bundle is for families of four with one or more cats who want a complete set of home emergency survival kits that covers every member of the household.

It's a strong fit for anyone in areas prone to wildfires, hurricanes, flooding, or severe storms where evacuation is a real possibility.

It's also practical for cat owners who know that wrangling a stressed cat during an emergency, without the right supplies already packed, is a situation worth avoiding entirely.

Guardian Go 4-Person Home Emergency Survival Kit

Cat Deluxe Emergency Kit

Free Family Preparedness Planner and Pet Emergency Action Plan. Your download link appears on the order confirmation page right after checkout, so grab it before you close the page.

Evacuation orders where your cat must come with you

Wildfires, floods, or hurricanes requiring rapid departure

Shelter-in-place situations where cat food and supplies run low

Any emergency where leaving your cat behind is simply not an option

• Practice getting your cat into the carrier before you ever need to. A cat who has never been crated will fight hard when you are already short on time. One practice run now saves real chaos later.
• Store the Cat Deluxe Kit right next to your family kit so both get grabbed at the same time.
• Tuck a copy of your cat's vaccination records and vet contact info inside the bag. Shelters and pet-friendly hotels often ask for proof.
• Check food and water expiration dates twice a year, at the same time you check your own kit.
• A pillowcase or towel with your scent helps calm a stressed cat during transport. It costs nothing to tuck one in.
• Find out your shelter's pet policy in advance. Many do not accept animals, so identify a pet-friendly hotel or a friend outside your area before you need that information.

Why cats need their own plan

Cats behave differently from dogs under stress. They hide, they go quiet, and they resist handling, which makes them harder to find and slower to move when you are trying to leave.

That is why the carrier and the practice matter more than the supplies do. A cat who has been in a carrier before goes in far more easily than one who has never seen it, and most shelters ask that cats arrive enclosed rather than in someone's arms.

Ready.gov, FEMA's preparedness campaign, recommends every household with animals plan for them specifically rather than assuming it will work out. The supplies here are packed. The carrier practice is the ten minutes only you can do.