Hurricane + Pet Bundle

• Two complete home emergency kits built for hurricane evacuation with a dog or cat
• Choose your pet kit: Small Dog Deluxe or Cat Deluxe, same price either way
• Covers food, water, first aid, and comfort for your family and your pet
• Save 10% off both kits purchased separately
• Free Hurricane Ready Household Guide and Pet Emergency Action Plan, both available on your order confirmation page after checkout

This bundle is for coastal families with dogs or cats who live in hurricane-prone regions and want a complete set of home emergency survival kits ready before hurricane season starts. It's ideal for households along the Gulf Coast, Atlantic Coast, and anywhere that has experienced a named storm, a mandatory evacuation order, or the particular chaos of trying to leave town with a pet and not enough supplies. If you've been through a hurricane before, you already know exactly what this bundle is for.

Hurricane 4-Person Home Emergency Survival Kit

Your choice of the Small Dog Deluxe Kit or the Cat Deluxe Kit

Free Hurricane Ready Household Guide 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.

Mandatory or voluntary hurricane evacuation orders with pets

Coastal storms requiring rapid departure with a dog or cat

Multi-day displacement at a pet-friendly shelter or hotel

Post-hurricane situations where returning home is delayed by days or weeks

Households that need both family and pet home emergency survival kits ready before June 1 each year

• Order before the season rather than during it. Once a storm is named, shipping slows and local shelves clear within hours.
• Find three or four pet-friendly hotels along your likely evacuation route now and save them in your phone. Availability disappears quickly once a storm is approaching.
• Keep your pet's vaccination records in a waterproof sleeve inside the pet kit. Most pet-friendly shelters and hotels ask for proof of current vaccinations.
• Dog owners: practice loading the dog and the kit into the car quickly. A dog who has not done it before will slow you down when minutes matter.
• Cat owners: practice getting your cat into the carrier before you need to. A cat who has never been crated will fight hard when you are already short on time.
• Decide your trigger point now. At what watch level or storm category do you leave? Making that call in April is far easier than making it with a storm on the radar.
• Check both kits twice a year, and once more before June 1.

Why the pet kit changes the evacuation

Concern for pets is one of the most common reasons people delay leaving during a hurricane evacuation. Not because anyone is careless about it, but because the practical questions have no answer at 10pm with a storm approaching. Where do they go? What do they need? Will anywhere take them?

After Hurricane Katrina, Congress passed the PETS Act in 2006, requiring state and local emergency plans to account for household pets. That helped, but it did not make the packing easier.

A pet kit that is already packed removes most of the hesitation, because the supplies question is settled before the storm has a name. What remains is knowing where you would go, and that is worth working out in April.