This
is a good idea for those who travel a lot with their pets and also
just in case of an emergency. Either way, it's prepared and ready
for you at a moments notice. You can add to this list or even leave
things out - depending on what things apply to your pet. Make sure
that it's not too heavy and bulky as it will be hard to store in your
house or car - and it can make it difficult to carry around if need
be. Good items to use are backpack, containers with handles, bags
with handles. Plastic grocery bags are not recommended for obvious
reasons. Your kit can include the following:
an
extra collar and leash with name tag with owner information
veterinarian's
information (name, phone number, address)
name
of any medication given to pet with information on where to get
it (example: heart guard, flea and tick medication, arthritis medication,
etc.) (keeping the actual medication may not be a good idea due
to expiration dates)
ear
cleaner if used
brush
small
trash bags
dog
biscuits in a tightly sealed zip lock bag
a
small supply of dry food (if applicable) in a tightly sealed zip
lock bag
cans
of soft food with can opener (if not the pull back tabs)
unopened
bottle of water
small
plastic dish for water (or collapsible water dish)
