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Prepare the natural summer kit for your dogs and cats

Summer is a season that, in general, is liked by the majority, since you can enjoy more outdoor activities, walking, on vacation... this is also wonderful for our animals, but problems such as dehydration can also arise. , sunburn, mild diarrhea, small accidents, insect bites, etc. Therefore, from Herbalist for animals We encourage you not to waste a minute and prepare a natural kit so that your dog or cat has a good time in the summer months.

Natural travel kit for dogs and cats

We recommend that you bring a natural travel kit with products to care for the health and well-being of your furry friends. These products can provide natural and safe solutions for various needs that may arise on excursions, trips or simply due to more frequent situations in summer. 

 

Skin care

Regenerating balm: un natural regenerating balm It can be useful to soothe and heal small wounds, cuts or grazes that our dogs may suffer during the trip. It helps accelerate the healing process, regenerate dehydrated, cracked or damaged skin and protect it.

Sunscreen: aJust like us, animals can also suffer skin damage due to excessive sun exposure. A protector solar Specifically formulated for dogs and cats it can help prevent sunburn and protect skin from UV rays.

Colloidal Silver: la Colloidal Silver It is known for its natural antimicrobial and antibiotic properties. It can be used to treat minor wounds and aid in the healing process. It has a germicidal and disinfectant effect on bacteria and fungi, which will be very useful in case of wounds or eczema. 

 

Dehydration and diarrhea 

Isotonic for dehydration: un isotonic for dehydration in a suitable presentation for animals, it can be useful in case the furry one becomes dehydrated during the trip. Helps replenish electrolytes, avoiding dehydration, poor absorption of nutrients, intestinal and stomach disorders... Very useful in the summer months when it is very hot or after excursions during these hot months.

Antidiarrheals: in case your furry suffers from Diarrhea during the trip, count on natural antidiarrheals Specific for animals can help relieve symptoms and improve comfort. 

 

Natural antiparasitics

Antiparasitics: that natural antiparasitics They are products that can help prevent and control infestations of fleas, ticks or other external parasites in the animal during the trip. It is important that you supply them before the trip but also that you include in your kit a product that acts as fast acting insecticide for cases of flea and tick infestation.

 

Basic cleaning

Eye and skin cleanser: A eye and foot cleanserSoft and natural can help maintain the animal's hygiene during travel. It is especially useful for cleaning the area around the eyes and removing any dirt or discharge. 

Ear cleaner: A natural ear cleaner can be used to gently clean the ears, helping to prevent infections, soothe and relieve pain, and maintain ear health during travel.

 

natural pain relievers

Natural pain relievers: that natural painkillers They can be useful to reduce anxiety and stress in furry ones during the trip. They can be available as drops, sprays, or supplements and contain natural ingredients that help promote relaxation. 

You can also use Bach Flowers for dogs and cats, or calming essential oil formulas for these types of situations that cause stress, anxiety, fear... 

Herbalist for animals

These are basic products that can be useful for dogs and cats and that you can find in Herbalist for animals but remember that each animal is unique and may have specific needs. Each person knows their furry friend and knows what they may need. 

Other basic products of an animal first aid kit

When the time comes to embark on a trip, whether on vacation, an excursion or for any other reason that makes us leave our usual home, one of the most important aspects to consider is how to make sure we cover the needs of our dogs and cats.

Natural antiparasitics

Medications and medical supplies

If our dog or cat takes medication regularly, it is essential to make sure we bring enough for the travel period. 

 

First-aid kit

When it comes to an emergency kit, it is important to have basic supplies on hand so you can respond quickly and efficiently to emergency situations. Below are some items that are recommended to include in an animal emergency kit:

Disposable gloves: to protect yourself and the animal in case of treating an injury or other emergency.

Towels or bandages: to stop bleeding or to stabilize injuries until receiving veterinary care.

Sterile gauze: They are essential for covering wounds and providing a barrier of protection until veterinary care can be received.

Sticking plaster: to fix bandages or dressings.

Round tip scissors: to safely trim hair around a wound and cut bandages.

Tweezers: They can help remove thorns, splinters, or other foreign objects that have become embedded in your pet's skin.

Tick ​​tweezers: They will allow ticks to be removed safely and completely, avoiding leaving parts of the parasite on the skin. 

Specific digital thermometer for animals: to know the body temperature of the animal. 

Thermal blanket: It is useful in emergency situations to maintain the animal's body temperature. 

First aid guide for animals: can be of great help in an emergency, providing step-by-step instructions for different situations.

Prescription drugs: If your animal takes prescription medications on a regular basis, it is important to have a sufficient supply in case of an emergency. 

 

It is important to remember that an animal emergency kit is not a substitute for professional veterinary care. In case of any emergency or serious injury, go quickly to a veterinarian.

Dog sunscreen

Emotional preparation for travel

In addition to the physical elements that we must include in our animals' suitcase, it is also important to prepare them emotionally for the trip. Changes in their environment and routine can affect them, so it is important to spend quality time with them before the trip and provide them with a calm environment to reduce stress and have a more pleasant travel experience. From Herbalist for Animals we recommend that a few days before the trip, you add a mixture of Bach Flowers  or what you use aromatherapy or other natural treatments soothing

And… enjoy the summer!

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