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Check Out These 5 High-Performance Accessories for Adventurous Pets

Car harnesses, day packs and beds perfect for camping outfit your customers for travel and adventure.

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4 years ago

January 26, 2021

Lisa Plummer Savas PETS+ January-February 2021

FROM DAY TRIPS to extended getaways, high-quality travel and outdoor gear equip pets for fun and safe adventures with their doting humans.

OUTWARD HOUNDDayPak

Light-capacity, saddlebag-style pack for dogs features four expandable pockets for carrying extra gear and essentials, along with a convenient D-ring clip-leash attachment. Blue and green in medium and large.

outwardhound.com, (800) 477-5735

$39.99/$44.99

SLEEPYPODClickit Terrain Dog Safety Harness

Provides safe restraint for rides, doubles as a lightweight harness for walks. Features shock-absorbing sleeves with a padded vest and patented Infinity Loop design. Small, medium, large and extra-large for dogs up to 110 pounds.

sleepypod.com, (626) 421-6818

$94.99–$104.99

COASTAL PET PRODUCTSBergan Panoramic Cat Carrier

“Window seat” for traveling felines has a panoramic viewing window, mesh windows for ventilation and a washable fleece base to keep kitties comfy. Lightweight and airline compliant, suitable for pets up to 15 pounds.

coastalpet.com, (800) 321-0248

$69.99

MIRACLECORPHamilton Go Boldly Treat & Travel Pouch

Designed to carry treats, toys, poop bags and other personal items, this durable canvas pouch includes an easy-to-use magnetic closure for one-handed open and close, as well as an accessory strap for clickers and carabiners.

miraclecorp.com, (800) 635-2044

$9.99

TALL TAILSK9Cot Elevated Dog Bed

Great for any outdoor adventure, its lightweight frame and mesh fabric surface provide a durable yet comfortable bed on-the-go, along with orthopedic support for tired joints. Medium, large, extra-large and double extra-large for dogs up to 150 pounds.

talltailsdog.com, (937) 222-2132 ext. 2

$129.99–$179.99

Lisa Plummer Savas

Lisa Plummer Savas is a pet journalist and content marketing writer whose work has been featured in pet publications including Dogster, Catster, Best Friends and Pet Age. When not covering the pet industry or blogging about global animal welfare issues, Lisa can be found training at her local dance studio in her quest to become a national ballroom champion. She lives in Atlanta with her beloved husband and very pampered Shih tzu, Dudley.

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