HAPPY NEW YEAR

December 29th, 2011

All of us here at Doggy Baggage would like to wish you a Happy New Year filled with joy, prosperity, and many safe and happy journeys.

We are starting our year by attending the Largest dog show in Florida. Come join us January12-22 at Florida Classic Park, Brooksville, Florida.

Check back here often for a list of shows we will be doing this year. Hope you can come join us!!

Happy New Year

 

RV Travel, Agility Events & Pet Sitters – OH MY!

August 2nd, 2011

Do you travel in a RV or boat with your pet? Doggy Baggage is perfect for limited storage space!

Do you and your dog have fun with agility? Doggy Baggage is perfect for all the necessities you take with you. Look for us at upcoming trials! If your club is hosting a trial, contact us – we love to participate!!

Attention Pet Sitters: Doggy Baggage is perfect for all your necessities too! Our large tote can organize all the items you take with you to care for the pets in your charge. Functional, Stylish, Durable!

Hurricane Season Is Upon Us!

August 2nd, 2011

Hurricane season officially began on June 1 and we’d like to remind everyone to prepare your pet for any type of emergency situation. Hurricanes, fires, floods and family emergencies are just a few examples why “Fido” needs a packed bag!

Here are a few tips to get you started:

1.) Vacuum seal a couple of pouches of their favorite dry dog food. This will keep it fresh for many months and also protects it from getting wet or crushed.

2.) Make a list of emergency phone numbers including your veternarian and your local 24 hour emergency clinic. Make a note of shelters in your area that accept pets, and have a backup plan (family or friends) just in case.

3.)Current Immunization Records!!! and any medications you might need for 3-5 days.

3.) Place a current photo of your pet in your emergency bag just in case you need to make fliers.

4.) Pack a towel. This can be used for everything from drying off, wiping up cleaning up and bedding.

Don’t forget the essentials like collars, leashes, toys, brushes, and water.

PACK ALL THESE NECESSITIES IN DOGGY BAGGAGE AND YOU’RE READY FOR ANY SITUATION THAT MIGHT COME YOUR WAY.

Personalize Your Doggy Baggage

January 13th, 2011
Doggy Baggage Large  Tote

Personalized Products Now Available!

 

We can now personalize any size DOGGY BAGGAGE product!

Embroidery up to 8 letters on your bag. E-mail or call us today for the details.

info@doggybaggage.com OR 904.282.2839 (9-6 EST)

Where are your pet’s necessities?

November 27th, 2009

 

Organize your pet's belongs in style with Doggy Baggage!

Organize your pet's belongs in style with Doggy Baggage!

So where are your pets necessities?

Garage? Laundry room? Back porch?  Kitchen window?  All of the above?

Doggy Baggage can organize all of your pet’s belongings in style!

In unexpected situations like floods, hurricanes, fire or family emergencies, having all of your pet’s necessities in one convenient place can make these trying times much easier.

Letter From Veterinarian, Dr. Michelle Stallions

November 27th, 2009

Traveling with your dog or cat can be fun for you and your pet.  Preparation is key to keeping stress to a minimum.  Below is a general check list of items to pack for your furry friend:

* Fresh water (screw top water bottles will work well)
* Water bowl
* Food
* Food bowl
* Leash
* Bedding (or towel or blanket)
* Toy(s)
* Medication (remember heartworm preventative and flea control)
* Tranquilizers or motion sickness medication, if necessary (discuss with your veterinarian before travel)
* Copy of veterinarian record including vaccination history and your veterinarians name and phone number.  Rabies vaccine is required by law)
* Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for Interstate Movement (if traveling by plane, bus or train)
* Identification (tag, collar, microchip, tattoo)
* Recent photo of your pet
* Doggie waste bags (for easy clean-up and disposal)
* Consolidating all your dog or cat’s gear into one bag maintains organization
* Most pets that are prone to motion sickness do better when not fed prior to travel.  For those pets that are especially nervous, discuss options with your veterinarian to lessen their anxiety.
* Many hotels allow pets.  Check with your destination for pet friendly accommodations
* When you are prepared and relaxed, your pet will be too.
* Have fun!

Dr. Michelle A. Stallions
Green Cove Animal Hospital
3363 Highway 17 N.
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043

Pet Travel Tips

November 27th, 2009
Travel in style with our multifunctional pet travel bags!

Travel in style with our multifunctional pet travel bags!

1) Before you hit the road, make sure your pet is healthy.  If you are flying, you will need a health certificate from your vet.  You will also need to make sure your pet is up to date on all shots before you begin your journey.  Take all these records with you!

2) An ID collar with your name and cell number is a necessity when traveling.  This can be the easiest and fastest way for someone to return a lost pet in an unfamiliar area.  Also, take a couple of pictures of your pet in case you need to make flyers.

3) Confine your pet when traveling.  A crate, or seat harness, will make the trip safer for you and your pet.

4) Pack all of your pet’s travel necessities in Doggy Baggage for a safe, happy and hassle free journey!