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The Safest Way to Transport Your Pets to the Vet in Your Car



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By : Derek Rogers    99 or more times read
Submitted 2010-01-21 18:11:28
From time to time, the need arises to take your pet to see a veterinarian. These vet visits are very important for your pet s health, but getting them there can be a bit tricky sometimes. Knowing the best way to transport your little loved one can be very helpful in getting them to their vet safely and easily. One of the best ways to transport a pet is in a carrier.

Know the best type of carrier for the short transport first, though. Also, a pet seat belt can be purchased and used if your pet is too large for a carrier in your vehicle. However, keep in mind that safe transport is your number one goal.

Transporting your furry friend back and forth to the vet can become somewhat difficult. To do this, it is recommended that you use a pet carrier belted into the back seat of your vehicle to safely transport you and your pet. The best pet carrier for travelling in a vehicle is a hard plastic carrier. This is very important as it will protect your pet should you have an accident. Make sure that your pet carrier is well padded and there are no sharp edges on the inside of your carrier that can cut or snag your pet.

To get the correct pet carrier you will need to know the height and length of your pet. It will need plenty of room to walk in, turn around, and lie down in the carrier. If you have a dog, it may be important to take your pet with you when picking out the correct size. Using pet beds, or some kind of padding inside the carrier will keep the pet comfortable.

Make sure that the pet carrier can be dismantled to clean in case your pet has an accident in the carrier. Noting the size of the carrier is also important because if it is too big to fit into a car, then you may need to find an alternate method of transporting your pet. You can use the larger crates in the back of a truck; however, you will need to strap it down so that it will not be thrown from the vehicle if you are in a car accident.

If you do not own a truck, then there is another alternative to the pet carrier. It is a pet seat belt. These seat belts are usually adjustable to the size of the animal that you are wanting to transport. However, they are meant for larger dogs and can actually be purchased to fit any model of vehicle.

Never transport a cat without a proper carrier. This can cause the pet serious harm if you are in an accident. Also, if you do not put your dog in a carrier, strap them in using a seat belt in the back seat of the vehicle to ensure their safe transportation. It is also important that you never let any animal stick their heads out of car windows. This is actually quite harmful to them as dirty and debris can get in their eyes and ears. Also, the wind from the drive can burst the dogs ear drums and cause them to go deaf. A dogs ears are not connected to their sinus cavity like a human, so they cannot decompress as easily.

Getting your pet back and forth to the vet is very important. Using the proper carriers and techniques for transporting your pet will ensure that they stay healthy between visits. Also, some towns have very strict laws regarding the transport of pets. Know these laws and help keep your pet safe from harm when travelling by car.

Author Resource:

Derek Rogers is a freelance writer who writes for a number of UK businesses. For competitive http://www.healthy-pets.co.uk/ pet insurance, he recommends Healthy Pets, a specialist pet insurer.

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