Top tips for holidays with your furry friends!
Don't forget to include their favourite toy when you pack! This allows them to maintain some familiarity in a different space.
Pre-holiday pet health check – Verify that your pet is up to date on all of their vaccines, wormings and flea treatments.
Don't forget to bring any documentation related to pet insurance!
Don't forget to bring their lead and collar! Make sure to attach your name and mobile number if you haven't already.
A lot of other campers may be afraid of animals, and some individuals are not comfortable near them. This is especially true if you are camping. Don't let your dog run loose outside the camper; instead, keep them on a lead..
Dogs must be kept under control in Scotland when they are around livestock, and stressing sheep can have negative effects on both animals. In any place where sheep or lambs are present, keep your pets on a lead.
Between April and July, keep dogs on a short lead in places like moorland, forests, grasslands, lochs, coastlines, and the like to prevent upsetting nesting birds.
It's always a good idea to maintain harmony; if your dog barks a lot or loudly, the van's walls can only block out so much noise! Simply pay attention to who is around you.
Remember to provide some first aid supplies for your companion if you are bringing first aid supplies (a basic first aid kit is in the vehicle).
Customers can rent pet beds from us, but please remember to bring their favourite blanket so your pet has a comfortable, secure place to fall asleep. With all the new experiences they will be having, they will definitely need it!
Please remember to take lots of pictures of your dogs having the best time on their holidays in the highlands!!
As usual, kindly make sure to tidy up after your dog. Remember to bag and bin it, even if you're in an area with less people!
