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Scoop & Scale: An Equine Podcast (Mostly) About Nutrition · July 6 · 1 hr 5 min

Ep. 79: Horse Emergency Preparedness: Evacuation Planning Before Disaster Strikes

Every year, natural disasters force horse owners to make critical decisions with little warning. In Part 1 of this two-part series, we cover the essential steps you can take now to prepare your horses, property, and support network before an emergency happens. In this episode, we discuss: • Why every horse needs permanent identification and up-to-date records • Building an emergency support network and connecting with local resources before disaster strikes • Creating an evacuation plan, including destinations, routes, and transportation logistics • Preparing emergency supplies, feed, medications, and essential paperwork for your horses • Why practicing trailer loading and emergency procedures can make all the difference when time is limited Whether your risk is wildfire, flood, hurricane, tornado, derecho, or another natural disaster, the best emergency plan is the one you create before you need it. This episode will give you the tips you need to get that done. Do you have questions about feeding your horse? Contact us at info@scoopandscale.com Thanks for riding along with us!

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Every year, natural disasters force horse owners to make critical decisions with little warning. In Part 1 of this two-part series, we cover the essential steps you can take now to prepare your horses, property, and support network before an emergency happens.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why every horse needs permanent identification and up-to-date records
• Building an emergency support network and connecting with local resources before disaster strikes
• Creating an evacuation plan, including destinations, routes, and transportation logistics
• Preparing emergency supplies, feed, medications, and essential paperwork for your horses
• Why practicing trailer loading and emergency procedures can make all the difference when time is limited

Whether your risk is wildfire, flood, hurricane, tornado, derecho, or another natural disaster, the best emergency plan is the one you create before you need it.  This episode will give you the tips you need to get that done. 

Do you have questions about feeding your horse? Contact us at info@scoopandscale.com   

Thanks for riding along with us!