Traveling with a Senior Dog in Your RV
Traveling with a senior dog in your RV means coping with mobility issues, prescription deliveries, vet visits and many quiet, nap-filled days.
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Dogs
Pet Identification: A Must for Pets Who Travel
Pet identification needs to be on every pet who travels. Whether you travel in an RV or by car, pet identification is important to have in case your pet becomes lost.
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Need More Time in Your Life? Try These Recipes for Stuffing Chew Toys for Your Dog!
These recipes for stuffed chew toys will keep your dog busy and make him happy!
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Raising a Puppy in an RV Series: Crate Training and House Training
Raising a puppy in an RV can be a challenge if you don’t have a plan. Create a schedule and stay consistent with your puppy and everything from crate training and potty training to behavior training will fall into place. The end result will be a great companion to have with you on your adventures!
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5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Getting Your First Pet
Owning a dog or cat can’t be that much work, right? After all, other than feeding them and taking them
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Flea & Tick Prevention: What is Best for Your Pet?
Keep your dog from getting fleas and ticks by using prevention products.
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Raising A Puppy in an RV Series: What Do You Do With All of That Energy?
Train your puppy early and give him plenty of exercise so he will be a great RV companion.
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Community Stories – June/July
Community Stories for June and July of 2018
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It’s Heating Up! Keep Your Pets Cool in Your RV with These Ideas
When the temperature rises and our RVs get hot, we must use as many tools as possible to keep our pets cool. Use these ideas to help cool off your RV so your pets can be comfortable and safe.
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Sleepypod: Crash Tested Harnesses and Carriers For Your Dog or Cat
Sleepypod’s Mobile Pet Bed, Clickit Terrain and Clickit Sport are all crash tested for maximum safety of your dog or cat while riding in a car or RV. TiresAndTails.com
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Disaster Preparedness: What You Should Have in Your Pet’s “Go Bag”
Your pets need a go bag so that they can come with you safely during any emergency. Be sure to have it handy, along with yours, to take with you if you ever need to evacuate.
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Temperature Monitoring Systems for Pets in RVs, Vehicles and Homes
Temperature monitoring systems are a way for you to know if your pets are safe when the temperature is too hot or too cold. A detailed list of the most popular devices and features.
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Community Stories – May
Stories from our Tires and Tails Community on Facebook
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The Top 5 Ways Your Dog Says I Love You
These are the top five ways your dog says I love you. Gaze at your dog, cuddle and be excited with your dog about life. That’s love.
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Top 10 Pet First-Aid Kit Supplies for RV Travel
Here are the top 10 pet first-aid kit supplies you need while traveling with your pet. Also included are even more first-aid supplies you may add to you pet’s first-aid kit.
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Community Stories – April
Stories from our RVing with Pets community on Facebook as well as personal experiences from other RVers we’ve met on the road.
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Cute and Waterproof Shoes for those Trips Outside with Your Pooch
Ok ladies, a friend of mine suggested that we need to see some cute, waterproof shoes to wear when taking
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Nite Dawg LED Collar and Leash: Pet Safety Tools for RVers
Keep dogs safe while walking at night by using LED collars and leashes.
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Adopting the Right Dog for Your RV Lifestyle
Adopting the right dog for traveling with you in your RV can be rewarding. Choose a dog that fits your personality and lifestyle and you’ll have a great traveling companion.
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One Simple Step to Stress-free Vehicle Travel for Dogs and Cats
Any solution will come from figuring out the cause of your pet’s anxiety. This can be complex. So sometimes it’s easier to try easily accessible methods first and then delve into analyzing your pets psyche more if those things don’t work.
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Pet Health Insurance: Is It Worth The Cost?
When deciding whether or not to buy pet health insurance there are many factors to take into consideration. I’ll explain the choices and help pet owners evaluate if insurance works for their situation.
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RV Screen Doors – No Match for Dog and Cat Claws
Plexiglass has helped protect the screen door on our RV from our cat and dog.
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Entertain Your Dog the Healthy Way
Keep your dog entertained while on the road by using exercise and training.
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Community Stories – March
Community stories are little dog and cat stories told to us last month for us to share with the community. You can share a story in our Facebook Group, blog comments, submitted to our story suggestion form, or personally on the road.
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Stinky Dog! What to do When You’re Boondocking and Can’t Bathe Your Dog
Have a stinky dog while boondocking in your RV? Use a doggie deodorizer or one of these other great ideas!
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Adventure Dog Gallery
Here’s a gallery of adventure dogs having fun. If you’d like to submit a picture of your pup, use our submission form.
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Effective Pet Spot and Odor Eliminators for Your RV
Enzymatic cleaners help destroy pet vomit, urine, and feces. They are a necessity for the RV lifestyle!
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Wrapsit – A Portable Kennel Under Your Chair!
The Wrapsit slipcover for your folding camp chair is a soft-sided, portable kennel for small dogs and cats. It seems perfect for people who travel with their pets!
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ZenCrate: Relief for Anxious Dogs
ZenCrate seems to be a great solution for anxious dogs who suffer during thunderstorms, fireworks and separation from their owners.
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A Dog’s Worst Enemy Is Usually Himself
We are constantly having to monitor our dogs to keep them from running into roads, getting lost, or eating things they shouldn’t. This is a story about that last item.
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Healthy Treats – Freeze-Dried Chicken
Freeze-dried chicken treats are some of the best foods with which to pamper your pets. They are natural chicken, crumbly, and according to my pets, VERY delicious.
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Pulling Dogs: Does a Harness or Headcollar Work Best?
The proper headcollar or harness, designed specifically to reduce pulling on a leash, can significantly ease the task of training a dog proper leash etiquette.
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Tough Rubber Chew Toys
For dogs that are aggressive chewers, a safe, indestructible chew toy is a must. It is even better when you can stuff it with edible treats to keep up your dog’s interest and entertainment level.
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Portable Kennels Fit the Dual-Purpose Goals of an RVer
When you live in RV, you quickly learn that things that have more than one purpose are golden. This also applies to pets. A properly sized portable kennel is such an item.
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New Experiences for Our Rescued Dog
What happens when your rescue dog has not had any experiences with swimming? He almost drowns and you become a great teacher of future adventures.
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A More Digestible Edible Chew for Dogs
Giving dogs rawhide can be a problem because they can ingest large pieces and get a blockage which may require surgery. There are other, more edible, digestible chew products that are recommended for those dogs who spend their time chewing.
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