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Travel Accessories for Your Dog

While travelling with your dog on a long car journey might sound a bit daunting, with a lot of planning, practicing, and proper equipment and carriers, there is no reason not to take your four legged friend on holidays with the whole family.

Travel is style and safely with our range of seatbelts, in-car harnesses and travel accessories for your dog. With options to suit all dogs, we’ve got everything you need to make travelling with your pet a joy!

Travelling with your dog on a road trip can be a really fun and exciting experience, both for you and for him, but is it critical to prepare well for the journey.

Shorter Trips

If he isn’t used to the car, you should take him out on shorter trips first, such as to the park or to the vets.

Local Vets

Look into local veterinarian hospitals or clinics within 30-60 minutes of your final destination in case any accidents occur.

Don’t Feed Him Beforehand

You can give him small treats and plenty of water so they stay hydrated, but eating a lot can cause a tummy ache!

As always, if you have any questions about any travel accessories or concerns you have, you can talk to one of our team members in store and they will be more than happy to assist you.

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Travel Accessories for Your Dog

While travelling with your dog on a long car journey might sound a bit daunting, with a lot of planning, practicing, and proper equipment and carriers, there is no reason not to take your four legged friend on holidays with the whole family.

Travel is style and safely with our range of seatbelts, in-car harnesses and travel accessories for your dog. With options to suit all dogs, we’ve got everything you need to make travelling with your pet a joy!

Travelling with your dog on a road trip can be a really fun and exciting experience, both for you and for him, but is it critical to prepare well for the journey.

Shorter Trips

If he isn’t used to the car, you should take him out on shorter trips first, such as to the park or to the vets.

Local Vets

Look into local veterinarian hospitals or clinics within 30-60 minutes of your final destination in case any accidents occur.

Don’t Feed Him Beforehand

You can give him small treats and plenty of water so they stay hydrated, but eating a lot can cause a tummy ache!

As always, if you have any questions about any travel accessories or concerns you have, you can talk to one of our team members in store and they will be more than happy to assist you.