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Great gifts and everyday essentials for pets
Thursday
Tuesday
Packing list for dog boarding
Are you planning to board your dog in a kennel while you
travel for the holidays or a vacation? What essential canine care items do you
need to pack?
Consider this checklist, whether you are boarding your dog in a professional kennel or simply stashing him with a friend or family member:
- Collar and leash
- Crate or pet carrier
- Dog coat or outerwear/blanket
- First aid kit or supplies
- Food dish and water bowl
- Grooming brush and comb
- Housebreaking pads (for a puppy)
- ID tags
- Shedding blade
- Toys
- Treats
- Vaccination records
Most dog kennels have their own rules and suggestions
pertaining to clients’ packing for short or extended stays. Some dog boarding
facilities insist upon use of their own food and water dishes, dog beds, or
other items. Many kennels do not encourage pet owners to bring their own dog
toys. It’s always a good idea to ask ahead of time before packing up the pup
and his supplies.
NOTE: This blogger has no affiliation with any product/s or companies mentioned in this post and received no remuneration from the manufacturer/s or product promoter/s for this post.
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