Dog Kennel PET CAT BED HOUSE POP UP FOLDING TRAVEL FOLDABLE CAMPING TENT CAGE (BLUE 428134)

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avoid sharing human food ‒ such as meat from the barbecue ‒ with your dog. Too many treats can upset their stomach. Take extra care to prevent your dog from eating leftover bones.

In addition, the dog crate is made from 600D Oxford cloth and sturdy internal stainless steel pipes, which are constructed as a solid piece without any foldable parts in the middle. This design allows dogs to stand, lie down, and lean against the crate’s steel pipes. Plus, the huge mesh window on the other side ensures proper ventilation and prevents overheating. The perfect indoor/outdoor portable pet home that is great for traveling. The Petnation dog Port-a-Crate sets up easily in just seconds, folds flat for storage and has convenient padded carrying ha... An accessory or two by Ruffwear is a must for any adventuring dog. Ruffwear make a host of premium accessories designed especially for outdoorsy canines. The collection includes Hoopie Collars and Front Range leads in an array of colours; the Float Coat for camping trips by the river; and the Beacon Dog Safety Light, so whatever kind of camping trip you’re going on, you can be sure your dog stays safe at all times.Measure your dog’s length while they’re standing, moving from the tip of their nose to the base of their tail. Overall, if you’re looking for a portable, lightweight dog crate that is perfect for camping or traveling, the Pettycare 42 Inch Collapsible Crate is worth considering. Love’s cabin 36in Portable Large Dog Bed Lastly, consider adding a water and food bowl attachment to your dog’s crate. These attachments can be easily connected to the crate, providing your dog with easy access to food and water while camping. This way, you can ensure your dog stays hydrated and nourished throughout your outdoor adventures.

Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, can be a beautiful natural sight in many bodies of water. However, beneath their picturesque appearance lies a hidden danger, especially to our furry companions. Prevention is the best strategy to protect your dog from blue-green algae poisoning. Here are some tips to keep your furry friend safe: For anxious dogs, Russell recommends choosing a well-ventilated crate with a breathable, flexible material that keeps them from feeling confined. It should also be large enough so a nervous pooch can move around comfortably. A dog seat belt or tether that attaches either to the ISO fix point in your car or clips into your seatbelt will help keep your furry friend secure and prevent them from moving around the vehicle, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.Our favourite is the KONG ultimate safety tether, it's great for both small and large dogs whilst travelling and has been designed with your dog's safety in mindTie-out stake ‒ This allows you to place your dog’s lead onto a pole that is twisted into the ground, meaning you can get on with camping activities while your dog is safely tethered. What your dog likes: The enclosure you create should be comfortable for your dog. Get a fence with a see-through mesh for your furry friend to be able to view the outdoors and not feel cooped up. Fences with flooring can be useful as they discourage them from digging into the ground Dogscamper is the latest camper van brand from Martin Hemp, whose work also includes the versatile Volkswagen and Mercedes van creations of Terra Camper, and the delightfully retro VW Flow Camper. The cornerstone of Dogscamper's design is what it calls the Vari-Modular System, a series of grid walls that mount to the floor rails inside the van, allowing the owner to create kennels of different sizes and layouts as needed. For car travel, a crate with straps that attach to a seatbelt is preferable. Where you place the crate is also a critical part of the process. “When choosing a crate for car travel, it’s important to consider your pet’s area to lay down and nap,” Burgess explains. “Car travel can lull almost any dog to sleep, and they’ll appreciate the opportunity to relax in their travel crate.” Where Should You Put a Dog’s Crate?

Reservations: Making a reservation is strongly recommended when traveling with your dog, as it ensures you have sufficient space and reduces potential inconveniences to other passengers. Stay on the ball - as much as we love our four-legged friends, they can be scary to some people. We advise making sure they don't run up to people so that everyone can enjoy their walks

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Dog crate ‒ If your dog is used to them, a dog crate can provide a quiet, secure space for them to settle down in private. For smaller dogs or cars with a small boot space, you may want your dog to sit in the main space of the car with you. A booster seat is an ideal choice for small breed dogs and puppies as it allows them to sit high up to see where they are going whilst keeping them secure with a harness attachment, we particularly like the Trixie car seat for dogs! Keep Your Dog Calm: Minimise your dog's activity to prevent the toxins from spreading more rapidly. Additionally, campers should make sure the dog crate they want fits the size of their dog comfortably. A dog crate that’s too small can cause stiffness in your dog’s joints or other forms of discomfort. Know how to measure your dog for a crate before you buy. A Waterproof Mat is a great multi-purpose item to take on your travels. It can be used in your car boot, in your dog’s crate or just in your tent when relaxing in the evenings. Its waterproof properties make it super practical; ideal when your dog has just been for a swimthe evening. We also have a luxury tweed version from Tweedmill – perfect for countryside adventures!