How to help your dog enjoy the car？

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Holidays are the busiest travel time of the year with car trips – whether it’s to Grandma’s house or to meet up with friends. If you are like 75% of people, you plan to bring your dog with you for the holidays. But, like humans, dogs can get antsy and bored in the car. So, in between last-minute packing and making drool-worthy snacks for the trip, make sure to check out the tips below so your pup can have an enjoyable ride, as well.

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Work on a new trick. While the car may seem like a distracting place to learn commands, what with all the new sights whizzing past, it is actually the perfect place to teach your dog something new. If you’re a passenger in the car, get ready to teach your dog new tricks!

 

Pack Toys. Most dogs have a favorite dog toy, so make sure you pack your dog’s on your next road trip. This will help him feel comfortable if he’s not used to riding in the car, as well as give him something to chew. But bring something new and exciting, as well. Buy a fun new toy your dog hasn’t seen before – this will keep him entertained for sure.

 

Bring treats. Of course you’re going to bring treats for your dog (or I would hope so, at least – that would be mean to bring food for yourself and not for him). But up the ante and make your dog work for them. Look for toys that have spots to put treats and give him something special to enjoy, like a Kong full of peanut butter or a toy from which it takes effort to get the treats – it’ll keep him both happy and entertained!

Take a break. Make sure you stop for breaks along the way. It is recommended that you stop for a break with your pup every two hours. Find a rest area that has a grassy space for your dog to go to the bathroom, drink some water (make sure you pack a collapsible dog bowl), and run around for a little bit. A park or an open field would be great places to stop, as well.
No matter where you’re going, whether your car ride is two hours or ten, if you’re bringing your dog, make sure you’re prepared. Bring his dog barrier, some toys, and a few treats and you’ll be good to go!

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National Responsible Dog Ownership Month

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September means back to school, pumpkins and the fall season. This month is also recognized as National Responsible Dog Ownership Month started by the American Kennel Club (AKC), aimed at helping pet parents raise happy and healthy dogs.

Owning a dog is not just a privilege-it’s a responsibility. These animals depend on us for, at minimum, food and shelter, and deserve much more. If you are considering taking a dog into your life, you need to think seriously about the commitment that dog ownership entails. If you already have a dog, you need to consider if you are fulfilling all your obligations as its owner.

Some of the basics of responsible dog ownership include:

  • Regular exams with your veterinarian, addressing issues like dental health, skin allergies and health issues that arise with age
  • Keeping your dog up-to-date with vaccinations for diseases like rabies, canine distemper and parvovirus
  • Maintaining a healthy weight for your dog by feeding a healthy diet and incorporating exercise into its lifestyle
  • Reducing financial stress by putting pet health care in your family’s budget
  • Making sure your dog has proper identification – optimally with both a microchip and a collar with your most current contact information
  • Ensuring your dog is kept safe from the elements, making sure it is protected during times of extreme cold or heat and always keeping it properly hydrated
  • Establishing natural disaster preparation plans in the event of emergencies, including creating an evacuation kit
  • Having spay or neuter procedures performed to curb the pet overpopulation problem
  • Lots of love and playtime，either indoor or outdoor play time. Well if you are out with your pets this water and dirt proof dog seat cover would be necessary for you: https://t.co/qSYaRArYuk. it is easy to use and clean.

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September is National Disaster Preparedness Month

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When a disaster strikes, there is often little time to prepare our homes, families, and pets for the damage to come.

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month.  This is a good time to identify what you would need in order to take care of your pet, should you have to evacuate your house in a hurry.  Make a list of the items your pet could not live without, grab a large, preferably clear container, and get to work preparing an emergency kit for your furry child.

Here are some items you don’t want to forget:

  • bottled water
  • food (at least three days’ worth)
  • bowls
  • litter
  • leash and/or crate
  • required medications
  • vet records including vaccinations
  • current picture and/or description of your pet(s)
  • veterinary first aid kit
  • security items (bedding or toys to help ease stress)

As I try to imagine what it would be like at my house in the event of a flood, or a tornado, or another type of emergency, I picture my sweet dog, Summer, panicked and afraid.  She tends to run away or hide in a corner when she is scared.  It is a terrible mental image, but one that has driven me to keep a few more things in mind, to make sure I am completely prepared.

  1. ID your pet.  Make sure your pet wears a collar with current ID tags at all times.
  2. Know your pet’s location.  Does your pet have a favorite hiding spot when he/she is scared?  Know where that spot is so you or a family member can retrieve your pet quickly should you need to leave in a hurry.
  3. Notify others that there is a pet or pets in your home.

Disasters are unpredictable and can cause serious damage to our homes and loved ones, including our pets. A disaster can happen to anyone at any time, so be sure to take caution and prepare.

Pomeranian and Chihuahua mix dog goes for a ride in the car. He is strapped in with a harness that attaches to the seatbelt for safety.
Pomeranian and Chihuahua mix dog goes for a ride in the car. He is strapped in with a harness that attaches to the seatbelt for safety.

Pet Health Awareness Events in September 2017

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Catalyst Council’s Happy Healthy Cat Month

Animal Pain Awareness Month

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National Disaster Preparedness Month

National Food Safety Education Month

National Service Dog Month

Responsible Dog Ownership Month

National Wildlife Day
September 4

National Iguana Awareness Day
September 8

National Pet Memorial Day
September 10
Second Sunday in September

National Elephant Appreciation Day
September 22

National Deaf Dog Awareness Week
September 24-30
Last full week of September starting with a Sunday

Sea Otter Awareness Week
September 24-30
Last full week of September starting with a Sunday

National Farm Safety & Health Week
September 24-30
Last full week of September starting with a Sunday

National Teach Ag Day
September 28
Fourth Thursday in September

World Rabies Day
September 28


What should we do when traveling with cat ?

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How many cats do you know that love to ride in a car? The fact is, cats aren’t dogs, and most cats are unlikely to ever enjoy a car ride the way some of their canine counterparts do. The goal of my blog isn’t to convert your cat into an easy rider, but since cats have to ride in cars sometimes, my goal is to describe a few simple actions you can take to make the car ride less stressful for you and your cat.

So what can you do to make the car ride more enjoyable for everyone involved? Here are a few tips:

Prepare your cat for the car ride

Your cat should be secured in the car

Keep all traveling cats in a carrier. This is for your own safety as well as your cat’s safety. It is not safe to have your cat roaming freely in your vehicle while you are driving. Your cat could become frightened and dart under the brake pedal or accelerator, possibly causing an accident. In addition, having a cat jumping around the vehicle is a dangerous distraction. To be safe, always keep your cat in a secure carrier.

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Get your cat acclimated to the carrier before the trip

Take short car rides with your cat first

Know when to get help for your cat


What stuffs that you will need to prepare when go Road Trip with your puppy

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Traveling this great country is a continued passion for most people, and traveling with your dog just takes the experience to whole new heights. I have recently had been setting out on the road with my Boxer/Lab mix Zoey, and I wanted to share with you the preparation needed to make the trip fun for everyone, two-legged and four!

To make your puppy feel comfortable during road trip, you should bring the following products

1,INNX dog bench seat cover

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2,INNX Cargo liner cover

When your driving your SUV,to protect your cargo area clean, it is better to put a INNX quilted cargo liner cover  this will offer full protection when you go camping outside, you will never worry about the sands, waters, mud, dog hair.Pls do not hesitate to buying this from our Amazon store, input INNX cargo liner cover you will find what you want

3,INNX dog barrier


Travel with your lovely pet friends but encounter some unexpected “surprise”? Will they jump from back to front or have accident stop? INNX back seat barrier prevents your pup from nosing up between the seats, being a distraction or jumping where they shouldn’t go. Drive safe with your best friend! With INNX stretch dog barrier

No more accidental fall from back to front, no more scratching the center console, keeps your dogs safe and fun on the road now!

4,Camping Tent/ Shelter

5,Camping cots for dogs

To enjoy the great happiness with your best friedns, bring this stuff your puppy will more happy to go with you to explore the outdoor camping life.

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What’s The Safest Way For Your Dog To Travel In The Car?

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It might look cute when dogs hang their head out of a car window, but it’s actually really dangerous.

Dogs may love the wind in their face, but they might be at risk for serious accidents with their heads hanging out of the car.

But What’s The Safest Way For Your Dog To Travel In The Car?

According to Pet Health Network, you should always keep your dog in the backseat of the car — this protects both the dog and the passenger.

If a dog is in the front seat, it can be a distraction to the driver, which can lead to accidents.

So, what’s the best way to travel with your dog?

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Keeping Your Dog Safe

To keep your dog safe, restrain them in the car. There are lots of restraint mechanisms like dog seat belts and restraint harnesses that can keep your dog confined to the back seat.

These options will keep your beloved pup safe and sound, wherever the two of you go together!


Pet Fire Safety Day July 15

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National Pet Fire Safety Day is observed on the 15 July every year.  July is a month marked by heat, dry grass, fireworks, and outdoor fires—all of which can pose a danger to pets. House fires are one such danger.

To create awareness on this topic, the American Kennel Club (AKC), ADT Security Services and the National Volunteer Fire Council have teamed up for this Thursday’s National Pet Fire Safety Day.

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The AKC has provided the following tips to help protect your home and loved ones from accidental fire:

  • Extinguish open flames – Don’t leave your pets unattended around an open flame and make sure to thoroughly extinguish any open flame before leaving your home.
    • Remove stove knob– Be sure to remove stove knobs or protect them with covers before leaving the house.
    • Invest in flameless candles – These candles contain a light bulb, rather than an open flame, and take the danger out of your pet knocking over a candle.
  • Avoid glass water bowls on wooden decks – The sun’s rays when filtered through glass water bowls can heat up and ignite the wooden deck.  Choose stainless steel or ceramic bowls instead.
  • Keep pets near entrances when you’re out – Keep collars on pets and leashes at the ready in case firefighters need to rescue your pet. When leaving pets home alone, keep them in areas or rooms near entrances where firefighters can easily find them.
  • Secure young pets– Especially with young puppies, keep them confined away from potential fire-starting hazards when you are away from home such as in crates or behind baby gates in secure areas.
  • Consider using monitored smoke detectors – Monitored smoke detectors, which are connected to a monitoring center, allow emergency responders to be contacted when your pets are trapped. These systems provide an added layer of protection beyond battery-operated smoke alarms.
  • Affix a Pet Alert Window Cling – Write down the number of pets inside your house and attach the static cling to a front window. This critical information saves rescuers time when locating your pets. Make sure to update the number of pets listed.

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Staying aware and being prepared could save you avoidable heartache if a disaster strikes. Your pets are part of your family and deserve to be protected!