Dogs out west and hazards to avoid...
We're contemplating a few weeks this year to visit some of the Utah parks. While National parks aren't very dog friendly, it looks like state parks are better (leashed on trails, etc.). Plus, of cou...
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toedtoes wrote:
....In case of emergency, it wouldn't hurt to identify the closest all-night emergency vet in the area and have it programmed into your GPS and/or phone.You don't want to be searching for one AFTER the dog gets bit.
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THIS is the most important tip when RV'ing with your dog.
When I pull into a CG the first thing I do is find the local vet number AND the all night long ER animal clinic. These 2 numbers get posted on the fridge and in my phone. And repeat this process for everywhere I travel.
Having these numbers available at a moments notice can make the difference of whether your pet will live or die in case of en emergency while on the road. :C
