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A winter hike can be challenging! If you decide to brave the cold, make sure to pack these items before heading out: http://bit.ly/2msUgkl

Whether you’re driving short or long distances, there’s always the chance your vehicle could break down. Keep these items in your car so you’ll be prepared for the unexpected: https://bit.ly/32OEZSV

Each year, hundreds of Americans are injured from vehicle accidents on wintry roads, exposure to the cold, and fires caused by improper heater use. If you find yourself in a severe winter storm, take these precautions immediately: https://rdcrss.org/2QJ38m6

If you’re not sure if you need new tires, try this quick penny test to find out: https://bit.ly/3ga7QnA

Ice fishing is a fun outdoor activity, especially when you catch more than you were expecting! But before you decide to walk on a frozen lake, you should know a thing or two about ice. Read on: https://bit.ly/33duKSM

What do all the lights on your dashboard mean? Review this article for descriptions of the most common warning lights used by auto manufacturers: https://bit.ly/2OJxZvZ

January is Radon Action Month. If your home hasn’t been tested, you should buy a test kit right away. Learn more about the dangers of radon exposure and how to protect your home: https://bit.ly/3G91l06

Happy New Year from Ownership Insurance!

We have all heard the phrase, “Driver Sober or Get Pulled Over.” Whenever you plan on drinking during this holiday season, always have a safe and reliable way to get home. https://bit.ly/3nkyImT

Thousands of people in the U.S. suffer injuries while using their snow blowers each year. Remember to always turn your snow blower off if it clogs, and to never put your hand down the chute or around the blades. Visit this link for more safety tips: http://bit.ly/2fVG3bw

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from Ownership Insurance!

One of the exciting things about this time of year is making your home cozier and more festive with fun holiday décor, but some of these extra things in your home can pose a risk for pets. Keep them out of danger with these safety tips: Ornaments can be both a choking hazard and, if broken, the sharp pieces can cut your pets paws or mouth. The tree itself can be a safety hazard for your pets if they climb up on the branches. Additionally, live pine needles can puncture your pet's intenstines if ingested. Place your tree in a corner and firmly anchor it to the wall or ceiling to prevent it from toppling over. Chocolate is an essential during the holidays but is toxic to cats and dogs. All chocolate, fudge and candy contain dangerous components called xanthines, which cause nervous system damage and heart muscle stimulation. Bones from any fish, meat or poultry, big or small, can cause problems if splintered during consumption. Keep to the regular rawhides and hardened, sterilized bones for those yummy treats.