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  Travel mat

  Foldable and portable mats for comfy resting

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  Travel water bottle

  Drinking water
  for your thirsty pup

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  Dog food & snacks

  Enough food
  and snacks

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  Pet pads

  Pet pads, tissue (wet wipes), and waste bags for when a dog’s gotta poo

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  Belly band

  To keep your dream trip from being a public nightmare

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  Period pad

  It is recommended to keep your dog at home while on her period, but if she must leave, period pads are a must!

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  Harness & ID tag

  A harness (lead) is a must to control your doggie friend at crucial moments! Always put on an identification, collar, and so on during outdoor activities
  If the carer’s cell phone number has changed, be sure to update the implant chip information!

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  • It’s the season of excitement and mites! Brush often to prevent an infestation.
  • Be careful they don’t eat flowers and poisonous plants like cherry blossoms and azaleas.
  • Avoid fertilized spots! (Pressed-cake fertilizer looks similar to feed.)
  • Your four-legged friend may be excited, and rightly so. Be careful of traffic accidents and dog bites!
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  • Never leave your cur alone in a car!
  • Avoid heated roads, which are a burning hazard.
  • Give ‘em a tic spray before going out!
  • Avoid hours with strong UV rays and choose shaded paths for walking.
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  • Be careful they don’t eat poisonous plants (ginseng fruit, chrysanthemums)!
  • Walk often to head off that weight gain.
  • Spring and autumn are shedding times. Stay clean with thorough brushing!
  • Keep body temperatures consistent to keep the cold at bay during daily temperature swings.
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  • If it’s snowy, then you better put some shoes on it, oh-oh-oh.
    (Don’t force it on shoe-hating pooches, though.)
  • Wash their feet well and soothe them with foot balm.

Part 1. Pet Owner

• Register your pets and attach dog tags
• Put your dog on a leash (within 1.5 m to 2 m). *For ferocious dogs, a muzzle is required.
• Bring a dog poop bag and pick up your dog’s poop.
• Use a dog carrier when using public transportation.
  *Check and comply with regulations for each public transportation

No driving while holding a pet

• Use dog car seats
• Ensure safety by using dog seat belts!

Get enough rest for your pet when traveling long distances

Part 2. People with No Pets

• Ask for permission before petting a pet
• Do not give snacks without the pet owner’s permission
• Do not stare at a pet
• Do not suddenly approach or shout