Top Pet Emergency Kits

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We all love our pets! But are you prepared to take care of them during an emergency? Pets need food, water, and first aid supplies too. There aren’t many pet emergency kits, but these are some of the best on the market. Keep your pet healthy and safe while during an emergency with these supplies.

Pet Emergency First Aid Kit	Small Dog Evacuation Emergency Kit	Multiple Dog Emergency Survival Kit
Cat Emergency Evacuation Kit	Deluxe Animal First Aid Emergency Kit	Multiple Cat Emergency Kit

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Top Hurricane Emergency Kits

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Hurricanes can be devastating if you aren’t prepared. Hurricane kits include waterproof or water-resistant supplies so that you have everything you need after a hurricane. With winds going at least 74 mph and rain hailing down, nothing is completely safe from the devastation. We all saw the horrible aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and the decimation of an entire city, New Orleans. How would you survive?

Hurricane Disaster Survival Kit

Family Emergency Hurricane Kit

4 Person Hurricane Emergency Kit

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Best Automobile Emergency Kits

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An emergency is most likely to happen while you’re away from home and in your car. Also, in the case of an accident or road trip, these types of supplies should always be kept for an emergency. They all contain some form of a first aid kit, road side assistance help, and some offer a little more.

How prepared will you be if an accident or disaster occurs?

AAA Vehicle Emergency Kit	Emergency Roadside Kit	Emergency Car Kit
Winter Automobile Emergency Kit	Road Trip Emergency Car Kit	Auto Survival Emergency Kit

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Top Survival Earthquake Emergency Kits

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Earthquakes are naturally occurring disasters, when different tectonic plates shift in movement against one another. Where two crusts meet is called a fault-line, and there are several types, such as subduction (which involves an oceanic plate), thrust, slip, oblique, and more. They are graded in a 0.1-10.0 magnitude, and the largest one recorded since 1900 was a 9.5 in Chile in 1977. On March 3, 2011, Japan suffered a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and suffered untold damage.

Owning a kit like the ones below is a great way to attempt being prepared, but no one is ever truly prepared for a disaster. They all include some form of food or water, first aid kit, and more, and vary in sizes for 1-4 person sizes. Each comes in a bag of some sort for easy transport.

2 Person 3 Day Earthquake Grab and Go Kit	Earthquake Emergency Family Survival Kit	4 Person Deluxe Emergency Earthquake Bucket Kit
72 Hour 4 Person Earthquake Survival Kit	Deluxe Emergency Earthquake Survival Backpack Kit	1 Person Earthquake Disaster Emergency Kit

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Tactical Emergency Multi Function Knife

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Tool Logic Tactical Folding 1/2 Serrated Knife with LED Flashlight, Magnesium Fire Starter, and Signal Whistle, Silver

Site Price: $32.09

This multi-function, tactical folding knife is perfect on the go in an emergency or just camping. It has a 3 inch, 50/50 serrated stainless steel blade, with bead blast finish. It also sports a bright LED flashlight, diamond sharpener, signal whistle, and pocket clip. It also has a magnesium alloy fire starter, so you can survive out in the wilderness or even in your own backyard in the middle of a disaster.

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Deluxe Disaster Food Rations

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Emergency Survival Food Supply 200 Servings – 20 Year Shelf Life

Site Price: $114.95

When an emergency strikes, how will you survive? This 200 serving supply of food rations is perfect, coming in a 5 gallon bucket and with a 20 year shelf life! Meal flavors are: Tuscan butter noodles, cheesy broccoli rice, vegetable barley, creamy vegetable rice, creamy potato soup, Italian tomato pasta, brown sugar oatmeal, and whey milk.

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Earthquake Disaster Deluxe Kit

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Earthquake Kit – 3 Person Deluxe Home Survival Emergency Preparedness

Site Price: $89.95

Designed for the home or office, this 3-day, 3-person survival kit comes in a 5 gallon container. That container leaves enough room for your own personal additions, and can serve as a water storage container in case of an emergency. It includes lighting, first aid, communication, food, and water in the case of a disaster, and even more, providing the necessities for fire, hurricane, tornado, earthquake, or any man-made event which may occur.

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Portable First Aid Kit

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Lifeline 85 Piece First Aid Kit (Red)

Site Price: $16.19

This first aid kit comes in a small, compact case to allow easy transport, whether in your car, at home, or camping. It comes with a carabineer clip to easily hook it to a backpack or belt. Includes basic first aid supplies, such as scissors, tweezers, gloves, whistle, and several different types of bandages. Even though it won’t last a huge emergency or injury, this is better than having nothing.

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Backpack Disaster Survival Kit

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Ready America Grab N Go Essentials 4 Person Backpack

Site Price: $89.99

Are you ready for a disaster? Honestly, no one is, no matter how prepared you are. That’s why companies put together grab and go kits. This one comes in a backpack, and holds the recommended supplies for 4 people for 3 days as by the American Red Cross. There is water, food, ponchos, blankets, light sticks, gloves, masks, and more. It’s great for hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and any general emergency imaginable.

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Shovel Disaster Multi Tool

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Folding Shovel with Pick, Compass, Multifunction Survival Tool, Emergency Zone Brand

Site Price: $14.75

This multifunctional tool is great in the case of a disaster, whether it be hurricane, fire, or while camping. It has a folding shovel, pick, saw edge, hammer, bottle opener, nail puller, wrench, compass, and waterproof match container, covering all your necessary bases. It extends to 15.5 inches, but folds into a compact, east to carry portable tool.

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