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Create a Pet Car Survival Kit

Pet Car Survival Kits: How to Create Them. pet, dog safety in car, family pet in car, what to bring in car for dog, dog travel tips

Yes, I know cats travel, too.

But dogs are the more frequent travelers.

I've yet to see a family let Fluffy the cat bound out of the hatchback at a soccer practice or baseball games.

If you do take a cat in the car, I would advise putting her in a carrier. Cats will slink under the brake pedal without your realizing it - until you can't press the brake pedal.

If you want to confine your cat or dog on a somewhat regular basis, invest in a gate for the back of the minivan or car.



The 4 Essentials for the Mobile Animal Survival Kit

Essentials when your four-legged family member rides along include:

1. bags for scooped poop

2. leash

3. pooper scooper

4. water dish.

Get the definitive guide to the family animal in my new 27-page e-book, "Taming the Family Zoo"!

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