What I bring to keep
your dogs safe
Personal
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I always attach my personal contact details on each dog, I'll have your contact details, water, dog treats and environmentally friendly poo bags.
For rural walks on camping trips or in the mountains, I also carry a torch, Hi-Vis, emergency blanket, camping poncho for shelter, strong ground pegs and rubber mallet, spare rope and collar, map and compass, collapsible bowl, water-proofs, dog first aid kit incl disinfectant (tick removal tweezers), and emergency dog rescue harness.
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The Van
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In addition to my personal kit, my van is stocked with water for washing, spare water for drinking, spare towels, cleaning equipment, maps of main walking areas covered, spare food to cover 1 emergency meal for each dog and spare torch. Break down cover for the van itself so we don't get stranded.
Van Crate
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Your dog’s comfort and safety are my primary concern, so I have invested in best-in-class canine transportation crates from DT Boxes.
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The box is made from super tough lightweight plastic. The plastic is anti-shatter and very durable making it a very safe box for transporting your dog.
The plastic construction makes the box very comfortable for your dogs especially when compared to cold wire cages.
The solid base and sides provide maximum comfort and support and will safely house your dog whilst being transported.
Two lockable stainless steel doors allow for adequate light and ventilation and allow the dog to see out.
Safety First!
Proud affiliates of Pawfit!
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Em-barking on adventures out in the wilds is all fun and games, but we also need to be safe. As well as my extensive training in dog first aid, my time as a Royal Marine, and my previous role as a Health and Safety Officer… I also employ the latest in technology to keep your precious pets safe.
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We are proud to use Pawfit GPS Trackers (only you and I will have access to your dog’s whereabouts). Additionally, I have a discount code for Pawfit (KV95RE) for anyone who might want one of their own.