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Travel kit

Post  Saira on 6/30/2010, 1:32 pm

Since I'm taking the pugs with me to SD, I am making a list of what i need to bring. At the rate I am going, I'll need a suitcase just for them. Anyways, what do you guys bring with you?

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Re: Travel kit

Post  PhoebesMommy on 6/30/2010, 1:47 pm

well no matter where I go when I take Phoebe I always have a "diaper bag" packed for her. Now im not meaning to the park but like to a friends house. Yes I have a diaper bag for Phoebe. My mom got it for me for Christmas. It looks just like a babys diaper bag but it says Pet Mate on it. I always make sure I have food(about enough for 2 days), her little dishes (she has 2 sets of dishes, one for in the house and one for on the go), baby wipes, baby benedryl, toys, treats, and in the winter months I have a sweater for her, summer months I have her life jacket and towel I also have a copy of her shot records in the bag at all times. I would rather be too prepared than not prepared enough. I guess I look at her more like a child than a dog. Also I guess I always pack that just incase we were to get stranded somewhere. Now this is what I pack for her if we are going to a friends house or something. if I were going on a trip for a few days well I would have all of that and possibly her crate, and x-pen. yes id need a small SUV if I were going on a road trip with her in tow.


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Re: Travel kit

Post  Saira on 6/30/2010, 1:48 pm

PhoebesMommy wrote:well no matter where I go when I take Phoebe I always have a "diaper bag" packed for her. Now im not meaning to the park but like to a friends house. Yes I have a diaper bag for Phoebe. My mom got it for me for Christmas. It looks just like a babys diaper bag but it says Pet Mate on it. I always make sure I have food(about enough for 2 days), her dishes, baby wipes, baby benedryl, toys, treats, and in the winter months I have a sweater for her, summer months I have her life jacket and towel I also have a copy of her shot records in the bag at all times. I would rather be too prepared than not prepared enough. I guess I look at her more like a child than a dog. Also I guess I always pack that just incase we were to get stranded somewhere. Now this is what I pack for her if we are going to a friends house or something. if I were going on a trip for a few days well I would have all of that and possibly her crate, and x-pen. yes id need a small SUV if I were going on a road trip with her in tow.


I know!! My bf has a truck so we can't take that anywhere and I have a small car-I seriously need an SUV just for the pugs.


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Re: Travel kit

Post  TxAllieGrl on 6/30/2010, 1:48 pm

the basics - food, treats, benadryl, beds, gates (if needed)

water - either gallons from the store, or bottled from your tap. I'm overly cautious about water, anything different in it could cause upset tummies. I'd rather pay $1 for a couple of gallons of water than clean up - well you know.

Blankets/sheets - to throw on the couch or wherever they will sit/lay in the hotel room. keep torture of housekeeping to a minimum.

endless patience - well, because it's Sophie

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Re: Travel kit

Post  PhoebesMommy on 6/30/2010, 1:50 pm

Saira wrote:

I know!! My bf has a truck so we can't take that anywhere and I have a small car-I seriously need an SUV just for the pugs.



Well at leas I know if I were ever to come to Vegas or you were to come to Phoenix with pugs with us neither of us would think we were crazy for packing so much.

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Re: Travel kit

Post  Saira on 6/30/2010, 2:31 pm

TxAllieGrl wrote:the basics - food, treats, benadryl, beds, gates (if needed)

water - either gallons from the store, or bottled from your tap. I'm overly cautious about water, anything different in it could cause upset tummies. I'd rather pay $1 for a couple of gallons of water than clean up - well you know.

Blankets/sheets - to throw on the couch or wherever they will sit/lay in the hotel room. keep torture of housekeeping to a minimum.

endless patience - well, because it's Sophie


The water is a good one!

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Re: Travel kit

Post  Lindsey on 6/30/2010, 2:47 pm

TxAllieGrl wrote:the basics - food, treats, benadryl, beds, gates (if needed)

water - either gallons from the store, or bottled from your tap. I'm overly cautious about water, anything different in it could cause upset tummies. I'd rather pay $1 for a couple of gallons of water than clean up - well you know.



The water is a good one! Especially, in San Diego (I grew up there).


I think I do need a diaper bag or suitcase for the pugs. We have an SUV and the back is always filled with pug stuff, while hubby and I have just a small bag for us. I can't even think what it would be like if we had a couple of kids. I think I would need a bus for everything!

Hope you have a great trip!!
Very Happy

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Re: Travel kit

Post  papaspugs on 6/30/2010, 3:15 pm

Same as everyone else..
Shot records, food, water (I always carry water in my car just incase I ever end up stranded on the side of road, or in an accident, etc), Benadryl, I also carry Genteal drops incase they get something in their eye to flush out debris.

I also carry pain meds and sedatives, but they were prescribed for BG. I wouldn't give them to Lola unless I spoke to my vet first.

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Re: Travel kit

Post  MommaJones on 6/30/2010, 4:55 pm

TxAllieGrl wrote: water - either gallons from the store, or bottled from your tap. I'm overly cautious about water, anything different in it could cause upset tummies. I'd rather pay $1 for a couple of gallons of water than clean up - well you know.


Yes, most definitely water. I always take bottled water for The Boys when I travel. My parents think I'm nuts. When we go to Colorado together, I make them pick up their dog's water because it's just from the tap at the cabin. Then I pour out bottled water for My Boys. My dad just rolls his eyes.

I always take antlers for them to chew in the evenings.

Poop bags!!!

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Re: Travel kit

Post  Maryjo on 6/30/2010, 5:11 pm

Saira wrote:...I know!! My bf has a truck so we can't take that anywhere and I have a small car-I seriously need an SUV just for the pugs.


I bought my SUV in 2004 with the pugs in mind. I am so glad I did. It is perfect when we drag 7 (and often more) pugs to pug parties. I have to have room for them plus all the paraphenalia- the 5 gallon water jug, the Rubbermaid container with all the extras (bowls, flyers, donation jar, poop bags, treats, etc) and blankets or whatever else I need. *LOL*

Could be why my vehicle has the license plate PUGTRK on it.


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Re: Travel kit

Post  Maryjo on 6/30/2010, 5:14 pm

MommaJones wrote:
TxAllieGrl wrote: water - either gallons from the store, or bottled from your tap. I'm overly cautious about water, anything different in it could cause upset tummies. I'd rather pay $1 for a couple of gallons of water than clean up - well you know.


Yes, most definitely water. I always take bottled water for The Boys when I travel. My parents think I'm nuts. When we go to Colorado together, I make them pick up their dog's water because it's just from the tap at the cabin. Then I pour out bottled water for My Boys. My dad just rolls his eyes.


The first think Linda and I got for the trip when she moved up here was a case of bottled water. We weren't taking any chances with sensitive pug tummies and strange water. Odie Mo & Diamond deserved nothing but the best on such a long trip!



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Re: Travel kit

Post  Not Afraid on 6/30/2010, 5:47 pm

Hmmm, what's in my Pug Kit?

Poop bags
Hydrogen Peroxide
Baby Snot Sucker (for HP)
Saline wash (not for contacts)
Silver Protein
Ear Wash
Cotton pads
Eye ointment
Benedryl
Tweezers

Can of food
Can of pumpkin
Dehydrated food
Collapsible Bowl
Water
Malaseb Wipes
Baby Asprine
Metacam
Caninedophilus
Syringe & Droper
Sleepytime Tonic
Pet First Aide book

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Re: Travel kit

Post  Pugsaunt on 6/30/2010, 7:55 pm

Absolutely bottled water! I think everything else has been covered. When Penny and I went cross-country, I carried a doggie first-aid kit with vet wrap, baby aspirin, benadryl, food and a bunch of bottled water for both of us, a cooler for her yogurt and pumpkin and canned food, her cooling dress, Rescue Remedy and lavender oil, and her travel bowls (metal). And I agree, extra patience for traveling with Sophie.

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Re: Travel kit

Post  Saira on 6/30/2010, 9:51 pm

You guys are good. And making me paranoid! Laughing

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Re: Travel kit

Post  Eph91 on 7/1/2010, 7:23 am

Lisa--what is HP (next to the snot sucker) and what is Silver Protein for?

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