This was great! I recently had to evacuate with my pup for Hurricane Irma. The only thing I forgot was to decant in a small container her shampoo - for quick clean ups if needed. I also brought a few potty pads, in case we had to stay indoors for a while. Thanks again for sharing. Molly is adorable!
Glad you and your pup were safe. Great idea with the shampoo. I might add that. I was thinking the wipes would be good enough. Yes, potty pads. I will add that. Molly says thank you ;D
The commercial food I would ditch and go for a freeze dried raw food which is extra light Great for travelling...and safe. ! K9 Naturals for New Zealand is good
I feed my dog nothing but a freeze dried diet. I found that my dog was much healthier and had a lot more energy. Plus he was just an overall much happier dog.
Self adhesive athlete wrap for wrapping up the paw if she cuts it. And way more tape. I had to use the plastic hospital type tape when my dog cut herself. It pulls out a few hairs but better than infections.
We recently lost our little dog but I had a bug out bag for her too. I also had a frontpack to carry her in if necessary. she would get frightened and try to run in stressful situations.
Thank you! Thank goodness there has been no emergency. But we have used this bag for weekend trips a few times now. So it has helped us see that it is set up well.
Fantastic idea! We often just assume we will remember everything in an emergency, or that we will have time to grab it. I did have to laugh when you pulled out the little doggie bed/mat. While our schnauzers sometimes use those at home, in an emergency situation I don't think they would even consider being anywhere except our laps! (One advantage of small dogs, right?) Thanks so much for sharing! Sara
That was her pad when she was a baby. Yes, I assume if she doesn't want it in her portable kennel or on the floor, it will be on my lap and her on top of it. I have even thought of those baby wraps ;D
My 48kg Rottsky will be glued to me at all times. I'm honestly worried about him in an emergency situation as he's highly anxious and can act pretty scary to others when he's frightened. Definitely bringing his medication in the bugout bag
@@RC-kv9rj Yes, he's on 40mg Fluoxetine (Prozac) on a daily basis, and we use 2-3 Clonodine as well on days where we know he might be more stressed (vet visits for example). I like this combo a lot for him. We previously used Trazodone, but that tends to make him too high where he doesn't understand what we ask him to do and he's just zoned out. Note on the dosages that he's a big boy. We used to have him on 50mg of the prozac but he lost his personality, didn't want to play just slept all the time. He seems much happier now.
Do you have a dog cage to take to shelters with you if needed. During Irma evacuation our local pet friendly shelters requires cages for pets which really surprised me but makes sense.
Yes, we have a portable cage that we keep in the garage specifically for bugging out. Did they require cages because there were not enough? So they could take in more?
Your dogs are well-loved. My dachshund is 9 years old and a nervous nilly. We have used this also for when we have gone on weekend trips. It has been very helpful and easy to bring her along. And it is even been a practice to see if what we have in here would last at least 3 days - and it's been good.
Love it! I Don’t have a doggie BOB, but I from from now on. I live in South Florida. So, I must have one during the 6 months of hurricane season. Thank you!
This is so great! We would love to send you some of our survival food for Molly to try if you would be interested. We can send some food for the rest of the family to try as well.
This may alredy be in your 1st aid kit instructions. But I went ahead and looked up how to handle a dog with a broken leg. Also I would recommend getting a lightweight classable dog Carrier.
Awesome idea! So happy to see when people included their fur babies in plans!! You have to be careful with the squeeky you, it might attack the zombies!! Lol (I'm a huge Walking Dead fan) these are some great ideas!! TFS!
Girl...you don't even know how crazy we are about TWD! I have a video way back during the Governor's time of our Walking Dead Party. th-cam.com/video/7qqTDvfuL3A/w-d-xo.html - In that case, Molly will have a suit of spikes and her own samurai!
I suggested adding a picture of you and your dog together and or a picture of your dog just incase thay get lost and you kneed a picture to show people so thay know what thay look like
@@SimplyCherie your welcome but definitely put a picture of you and your dog together because that would be more important then just a picture of your dog incase you kneed prof of ownership
Only thing I would say is….in an emergency you really do not need flea tick or heart worm meds. If they go a few days over their due date it isn’t going to hurt and let’s face it it’s an emergency not vacation. So I wouldn’t worry about it.
Hi fellow Prepper! Have you seen those bags that have the dog carry it? I thought of that but I think they are more for big dogs. Thanks so much for the A+ :D
The glow stick bracelets are great for clipping on to the dog's collar at night (we use them while camping).
What a fantastic idea! I will use that idea for camping at least...hope to never have to bug out.
This was great! I recently had to evacuate with my pup for Hurricane Irma. The only thing I forgot was to decant in a small container her shampoo - for quick clean ups if needed. I also brought a few potty pads, in case we had to stay indoors for a while. Thanks again for sharing. Molly is adorable!
Glad you and your pup were safe. Great idea with the shampoo. I might add that. I was thinking the wipes would be good enough. Yes, potty pads. I will add that. Molly says thank you ;D
The commercial food I would ditch and go for a freeze dried raw food which is extra light Great for travelling...and safe. ! K9 Naturals for New Zealand is good
Imforthewhales Ok. I have so much to learn and implement still.
I feed my dog nothing but a freeze dried diet. I found that my dog was much healthier and had a lot more energy. Plus he was just an overall much happier dog.
Be careful though changing their food suddenly as you don’t want them to get sick. I’d stick with their usual food.
The most informative emergency bag for a dog! Thank you!
Self adhesive athlete wrap for wrapping up the paw if she cuts it. And way more tape. I had to use the plastic hospital type tape when my dog cut herself. It pulls out a few hairs but better than infections.
Oooohhh...good idea - thank you!
Molly is so cute! Thank you for sharing I got alot of tips for my dogs bug out bags
So glad you have bug out bags for them! Sadly, my Molly passed. But I still have her bag. I am still waiting to see if I will have another doxie.
@@SimplyCherie I am so sorry to hear about Molly 😔
@@lucygrey8989 Thank you.
good bag, for the medkit i suggest adding self adhesive bandages and a thermometer (heat exhaustion, fever)
That's a great idea!
I add puppy pads to my dogs bag, just in case we aren't able to get outside.
Great idea! Someone mentioned that and I have it on my list ;D
I used your advice and did this the same day! What a great video! Thank you.
Awww...that is wonderful! I am happy for your pet and you.
Great care for Molly, just add a rain coat and a sweater or coat or both for what may.
Ah! Thank you!
We recently lost our little dog but I had a bug out bag for her too. I also had a frontpack to carry her in if necessary. she would get frightened and try to run in stressful situations.
Bettylou Awww...I hope you have great memories of her. That is a good idea to have a front pack.
Aww she is sweet! what a good mom you are!
Thank you! Thank goodness there has been no emergency. But we have used this bag for weekend trips a few times now. So it has helped us see that it is set up well.
Fantastic idea! We often just assume we will remember everything in an emergency, or that we will have time to grab it. I did have to laugh when you pulled out the little doggie bed/mat. While our schnauzers sometimes use those at home, in an emergency situation I don't think they would even consider being anywhere except our laps! (One advantage of small dogs, right?) Thanks so much for sharing! Sara
That was her pad when she was a baby. Yes, I assume if she doesn't want it in her portable kennel or on the floor, it will be on my lap and her on top of it. I have even thought of those baby wraps ;D
The baby wrap idea is brilliant!
My 48kg Rottsky will be glued to me at all times. I'm honestly worried about him in an emergency situation as he's highly anxious and can act pretty scary to others when he's frightened. Definitely bringing his medication in the bugout bag
When you say medication, is that for anxiety & if so what do you use? I’m trying to find something for my dog as she has anxiety too.
@@RC-kv9rj Yes, he's on 40mg Fluoxetine (Prozac) on a daily basis, and we use 2-3 Clonodine as well on days where we know he might be more stressed (vet visits for example). I like this combo a lot for him. We previously used Trazodone, but that tends to make him too high where he doesn't understand what we ask him to do and he's just zoned out. Note on the dosages that he's a big boy. We used to have him on 50mg of the prozac but he lost his personality, didn't want to play just slept all the time. He seems much happier now.
Do you have a dog cage to take to shelters with you if needed.
During Irma evacuation our local pet friendly shelters requires cages for pets which really surprised me but makes sense.
Yes, we have a portable cage that we keep in the garage specifically for bugging out. Did they require cages because there were not enough? So they could take in more?
I've always had a edc for my 2 dogs but never really thought of a bug out bag for em. Nice thing is one of em is big enough he can carry some things
Your dogs are well-loved. My dachshund is 9 years old and a nervous nilly. We have used this also for when we have gone on weekend trips. It has been very helpful and easy to bring her along. And it is even been a practice to see if what we have in here would last at least 3 days - and it's been good.
Love it! I Don’t have a doggie BOB, but I from from now on. I live in South Florida. So, I must have one during the 6 months of hurricane season. Thank you!
Lynn Me Yes! We use this now, too, when we go on weekend road trips. It really has everything we need for her.
This is so great! We would love to send you some of our survival food for Molly to try if you would be interested. We can send some food for the rest of the family to try as well.
I’d love to have some of that if you’d like to give it to me!
I’m interested in learning more about survival food for dogs as never knew about it.
Great video and ideas. 👍I actually have the reflector bracelet for my family emergency bags in same place.
Love it! I enjoy finding gems at The Dollar Tree.
Most people dont even think about their pets,I mean how many dog bug out bags do you see?,thanks
Thanks, Anthony. My Molly passed earlier this year. I still keep the bag. Hoping to be blessed with a fur baby.
can you please do video for what to put in a cat bug out bag.
This may alredy be in your 1st aid kit instructions. But I went ahead and looked up how to handle a dog with a broken leg. Also I would recommend getting a lightweight classable dog Carrier.
Great ideas! I will do those.
I have a furbaby as well. Thank you for doing this vlog. You were very informative.
Thank you for the feedback. I hope I mentioned that if our furbabies have medication, they should be put in a Ziploc with instructions.
Hi Cherie!! This is such a great idea, very organized!! I love it!! Tfs, Liza :))
Right? Eventually, I would like a lighter bag but am starting with this. Hugs!
Awesome idea! So happy to see when people included their fur babies in plans!! You have to be careful with the squeeky you, it might attack the zombies!! Lol (I'm a huge Walking Dead fan) these are some great ideas!! TFS!
Girl...you don't even know how crazy we are about TWD! I have a video way back during the Governor's time of our Walking Dead Party. th-cam.com/video/7qqTDvfuL3A/w-d-xo.html - In that case, Molly will have a suit of spikes and her own samurai!
I have a BOB for my service dog too.
Awesome! New sub!
You can also use a prescription bottle instead of a plastic zip lock bag because it’s water proof
Great idea!
I suggested adding a picture of you and your dog together and or a picture of your dog just incase thay get lost and you kneed a picture to show people so thay know what thay look like
That is an amazing tip. Thank you!
@@SimplyCherie your welcome but definitely put a picture of you and your dog together because that would be more important then just a picture of your dog incase you kneed prof of ownership
My dogs went nuts when you squeaked the toy haha!
haha! Yes! And if a dog barks on the tv.
Finally a video of a dog bug out
Glad you like it.
Omg i am watching this to prepare my cat MOLLY’s bug out bag lol
You're a great cat mom!
Great ideas, thank you so much for sharing.
You're welcome, Lynda! I have so much more prepping to do...
Great kit. That's for sharing
Thank you.
Only thing I would say is….in an emergency you really do not need flea tick or heart worm meds. If they go a few days over their due date it isn’t going to hurt and let’s face it it’s an emergency not vacation. So I wouldn’t worry about it.
Ok good to know.
If you bring food your pet isn’t used to eating, make sure to bring fortiflora, or they’ll have diarrhea and require more water than normal.
Thank you for the tip!
love this!
Thanks!
Great job! A+
-Jerome
Hi fellow Prepper! Have you seen those bags that have the dog carry it? I thought of that but I think they are more for big dogs. Thanks so much for the A+ :D
I put 20 dallors in my bag for daisy she is weinerdog to
Great idea - thank you! And hello to Daisy from Molly! There's a FB group - Daily Dose of Dachshunds - you might like.
If the dog can't carry it. The dog ain't going!
I laugh cried. I have looked at bags for our dog to carry. But our plan is that someone carries the bag and another carries our dog if needed.