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 Use New
Dry Fur pet carrier inserts when transporting pets to and from:
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Veterinarian's Office
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Groomers
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Boarding Kennels
& Daycare
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Dog & Cat Shows
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Airports & During
Flights
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Car Trips & Vacations
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Breeding Kennels, Pet
Shops or Pet Shelters to new home
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Moving & Relocating
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Also
works great
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Under
Litter Boxes
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As
bedding for elderly or ill pets
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In
Crates while Crate training Puppies
 
"Diapers
are for infants, DRYFURS are for pets."
Traveling with
an Elderly or Diabetic Pet? DryFurs will keep your pet competely DRY and
comfortable.
Contrary to what many pet
owners believe, it is never a pet's fault when he/she has an accident
while in a pet carrier, crate or cage. Many pet owners further believe
that this is a way for the pet to show signs of anger, revenge or
resentment. This is never the case. It is completely against the pet's
nature to soil an area that he/she then must sit, lay or sleep
in. Since this is not a "behavior problem" that can simply be
addressed by discipline or training, you as the pet owner must be
understanding and know why it happens.
3-MAIN REASONS PETs HAVE
ACCIDENTS WHILE IN CARRIERs, CRATES & CAGES
1. Excessive periods of time in
carrier
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auto trips (vets, moving, kennel, groomers,
dog or cat shows, vacations)
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airplane trips
(vacations, breeders shipping
(vacations, breeders shipping
pets to new owners, dog or cat
shows)
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on exhibit
(dog and cat shows)
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times when crating is
necessary (hotels, motels, house
breaking, introducing new pet to household)
2. Fear
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being forced into
unfamiliar environments (loud noises,
unfamiliar sounds, vehicle motion, strange smells, temperature changes)
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associates carrier to bad
experience (visit to vet,
surgery-spay or neuter, moving, being caged long periods)
3. Age and/or Illness
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medications (can
cause excessive thirst & urination)
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kidney disease (common
in elderly pets, causes excessive thirst & urination)
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diabetes (causes
excessive thirst & urination)
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muscle control (senior
& very young pets may not have same control as adult pets)
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