Fur on the seats, muddy paw prints, the occasional spill. If your dog rides with you, you know the drill. The good news: a few habits keep your car looking (and smelling) fresh without giving up the trips you both love.1. Cover the seats before the mess happensThe easiest way to clean your car is to not let it get dirty in the first place. A waterproof back seat cover catches fur, mud, and drool, and comes out for a quick shake or wash. A hammock-style cover also keeps your...
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A little planning goes a long way when your dog is coming along. Use this checklist before your next road trip so you can spend less time stressing and more time enjoying the ride.Before you leave ID tags and microchip: make sure your dog's tag has your current phone number and the microchip info is up to date. Vet records: bring a copy of vaccination records, especially if you're crossing state lines or staying at pet-friendly hotels. Practice short rides: if your dog isn't used to the car, start with...
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Car rides are some of the best moments you can share with your dog. A few simple habits make every trip safer for your pup and less distracting for you.1. Keep your dog in the back seatThe front seat is the riskiest spot for a dog. Airbags deploy with enough force to injure a pet, and a dog on your lap or by your side is a serious distraction. The back seat, or a secured crate in the cargo area, is the safest place.2. Use a harness with a seat...
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