After things fall apart, everything is hard to find. Shops are shut, there’s no more supply chain, and reserves are low everywhere. That’s when people start hunting, fishing, farming, and looking around for food. Lots of folks manage to find food for their families, but we often forget about our pets.
Pets come in all shapes and sizes. Dogs and cats are the most common, but many also have birds, and then there’s everything from turtles and frogs to hamsters, gerbils, rabbits, chameleons, snakes, and even fish. We’re used to going to the pet store and buying big bags of dog or cat food, or getting some birdseed or food for our other pets. This food usually lasts for a while, but what happens when we can’t buy it anymore?
Some Obvious Solutions
We try not to give our dogs and cats leftovers. But when everything changes, leftovers might be the first option for feeding some of our pets. However, many pets need special food that leftovers can’t always provide in the long run.
Birds, amphibians, and small animals like hamsters and gerbils might not do well on just leftovers. That’s when looking around outside for food can be a simple way to find what they need.
Want to learn more? Read the full article here for all the details on how to keep your pets fed when the usual options are gone.