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By trailertraveler · Posted
Traveling 6 months a year since 2004 with as many as 3 dogs and a cat, we have needed emergency veterinary services on a number of occasions. We have had one dog pass away while on the road. That was in Memphis while visiting Graceland. We found a local pet crematorium online. We delayed our trip one day to pickup the ashes rather than have them shipped. We have gotten good recommendations for veterinary services from campground managers and locals. In Emporia, KS we used a vet recommended by a waitress at a local restaurant whose family owned a farm near town. In Saint Augustine, FL we found a 24 hr. emergency vet clinic online. In Kingsland, GA we used a local vet with a mobile clinic that visited the campground we were staying at two days a week and had an office in town. When our current puppy swallowed a stone last fall, we used a local vet recommended by the campground manager in Hermann, MO and the University of Missouri Veterinary School clinic to do the endoscope removal of the stone from his stomach. Sometimes it takes some searching and talking to a number of folks, but we have always been successful in finding a veterinarian. -
By rollinbrian · Posted
Our Shi Tzu is turning 17 this summer and he's still trucking along. He even ran away from home yesterday and the neighbors brought him back. I don't know what we're going if he passes while we're on the road. -
By rollinbrian · Posted
Low voltage on/off switch. Commonly used to disconnect the 12v batteries from the rest of the RV. Less commonly used to disconnect individual 12v circuits for devices like a small inverter. -
By Lisa Bright · Posted
I have no idea what this is. Does anyone know?!. Thanks. I'm a newbie. -
That was a good one. Congrats. Rod
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