Travel Safety Products for Dogs

But one of the hardest things to do is travel with your furry friend and make sure they stay safe on the road. When you are taking your friend on a road trip, flying to another end of the world or just having an outing as for picnic day; right products must be there so that he enjoys his time securely and comfortably. Check out this list of 5 must-have items for your kitchen that will cater to the needs and requirements of a most passable canine.

1. Dog Seat Belt

The first one that we have in the list would be a dog seat belt. As you would with a childdogs should be in carseats when they are moving from one place to another. Find a seat belt that is appropriately sized for your dog, if possible one that can connect to your car's seatbelt system and connects with the harness for extra safety.

2. Pet Carriers

Pet carrier: If you are traveling further or by plane, then a pet carrier is certainly mandatory. Select a durable, airline certified kennel which is going to have sufficient room for your dog not only stand up completely and also turn around but lay down easily. Also, ensure it has ample ventilation for your pet to remain cool and relaxed on the way.

3. Travel Dog Bed

If your pet is traveling with you, they will love to have their own bed. Convenient to Pack- Travel dog beds are lightweight and easy to carry. An alternative option is to use an insulated dog crate pad that can provide the comfort and insulation they need from a second-in-line protective house.

4. ID Tags and Microchip

You don't have to be planning a cross-country hike: even the most removed dog needs to wear his form of identification. Put an ID tag on your dog with name and phone number. Also, have your pet microchipped which is an added security measure in the event a collar goes missing on route.

5. Portable Water Bowl

Travel can be rough on your pup, so making sure he stays hydrated is crucial. Portable water bowl to give them fresh, clean drinking water wherever you are Find models that are compact, lightweight and easily stowed away for packing along on all of your travels; ones which collapse to take up next-to-no room in a backpack or pocket—so you can stay out long past sunset.

6. Dog First Aid Kit

Although accidents can happen at your home or while you are out with your furry friend, an essential dog first aid kit will be able to take care of this. You know, band-aids and antiseptic wipes etc. Learn How to Perform Basic Pet First Aid in Emergency

7. Calming Products

Dogs may find traveling stressful. For a stress-free pet, try calming products-cover-ups like the anxiety wraps available at your local pet store or matter of pheromone spray and treats you can feed to calm their nerves. They can help to make your trip more enjoyable for you and four-legged pal.

Conclusion

If you always keep their needs in mind during your trips, traveling with a dog can be all fun and games. By using these basic items, you can ensure that your four-legged friend has a safe trip and the two of you have wonderful memories. Happy travels!