Rv living with pets

Fulltime RVing With a Dog - Helpful Products and Gadgets by the Love Your RV blog - http://www.loveyourrv.com/fulltime-rving-dog-helpful-products-gadgets/

RV living with cats requires some planning, and one thing to figure out is where to put the litter box so that it’s out of the way. With some ingenuity, you can hide a litter box in just about any empty space in an RV. Here are a few ideas for litter box storage.

Since this is our most popular project yet, I felt I needed to get a move on with posting all about it. We started to think about a better, more convenient way to travel with our dogs. The Varikennels on the left behind the driver's seat were fine, but a little small for our shepherds. With RV life, it is always about finding a better way to store things and keep things organized. With the dogs, we wanted them to be comfortable in our travels while being safe. We saw a picture of kennels…

After we posted about our RV trip this past weekend, we had a couple of readers ask about our RV setup for maximum canine comfort and safety.

Thinking about taking your cat with you on your next RV trip? Here are some tips. Plus, photos and descriptions of custom cat condos that some RVers are using.

One of the reasons we decided to become full-time RVers was the added bonus that we could bring our dog Gypsy on our RV adventure with us. When you're a dog lover, you want to bring your furry friend on vacation with you rather than leave them at home! We have found that many RV

"Many RVers have critter companions they travel with. I would venture to say that most who do travel with a critter have chosen the canine species. For us, the opposite is true; we travel with two cats, Fletcher, our black cat, and Riley, our grey one. Though there are many cat owners who travel in a RV, we typically see most owners with a dog... or two... and in some cases, more! But let's get back to traveling with cats!"

Now I know everyone has their own needs and purposes with their campers, so this isn't for everyone. In the past we have kept our two medium sized dogs in a big crate in the middle of the living area.

RVing with dogs can be amazing for both you and your dog. Here are 23 tips based on 5 years experience RVing full time with dogs.

It's here! A post about our favorite subject... CATS! Though you may not be a cat person, having dogs in an RV may also call for some of these alterations. To begin, when we were considering full-timing, we were worried about our fuzzy children and how they would do in this lifes