Plaza @ East Hall 4

Animal-related businesses are required to respond to all disaster situations under their business responsibilities. In particular, businesses that manage animals on their premises need to understand that their disaster response differs from general disaster response, starting with the basic response immediately after a disaster strikes. This special disaster response will be explained along with the need for a BCP.

The talk will cover what a small local volunteer organisation can do and what they want to say in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, which has been hit by two major disasters: the 1.1.2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake and the 21.9.2024 Okunoto torrential rainstorms.

Veterinarians from Lion Pet will hold a 50-minute seminar in East Hall 4 [Plaza].

Quiz on dog teeth and a Q&A session to answer questions from dog owners will be held. The seminar will be broadcast live and online to encourage dog owners across the country to brush their dog's teeth using toothpaste sheets and encourage many dog owners to take the first step towards tooth brushing.

Over the past few years, various disasters have occurred in various parts of Japan. The Japanese Government has made it a basic rule to evacuate with pets, but every time a disaster occurs, there are reports of problems regarding the acceptance of animals in evacuation centres. This presentation will discuss disaster preparedness for pets, for which “self-help” is the basic principle.

School doggies are coming! Anyone can participate, whether you don't have a pet or you are with your doggy.

For those who have never had a dog before, communication training is available while interacting with the dog, including the “first cuddle”.

Those who participate with their dogs can receive disaster prevention training together.

Veterinarians from Lion Pet will hold a 50-minute seminar in East Hall 4 [Plaza].

Quiz on dog teeth and a Q&A session to answer questions from dog owners will be held. The seminar will be broadcast live and online to encourage dog owners across the country to brush their dog's teeth using toothpaste sheets and encourage many dog owners to take the first step towards tooth brushing.

Outdoor techniques for holding pets, babies and luggage lightly, kobudo techniques for use in rescues, climbing techniques for use in escapes, measures against cold and heat, precautions for staying in a car, simulated water pressure experience using a flooded AR, disaster prevention toilet experiment, etc. The latest disaster prevention knowledge and techniques will be provided through experience and hands-on experience.

School doggies are coming! Anyone can participate, whether you don't have a pet or you are with your doggy.

For those who have never had a dog before, communication training is available while interacting with the dog, including the “first cuddle”.

Those who participate with their dogs can receive disaster prevention training together.