25 Camping With Dogs Tips, Tricks, and Top Gear

If your furry friend loves to roll around in mud or run through leaves, you’ll definitely want one of these gadgets, which attaches to your water bottle.

This kibble carrier holds up to 5 pounds of pet food, making it perfect for camping or road trips. It also has a zippered compartment in the bottom to store foldable bowls, an incredibly travel-friendly feature.

No matter what type of terrain you and your pooch plan to conquer, these water-resistant, adjustable booties can handle it all. They’re even equipped with two reflective straps for better nighttime visibility.

If you’re going to be hiking while you’re camping, consider a lightweight backpack for your pup. It’s perfect for stowing essentials like keys, phone, doggie bags, and snacks.

While large breeds will be happy walking by your side, smaller dogs may be more comfortable in a roomy backpack like this one.

As much as we try to avoid it, sometimes accidents happen. Whether it’s a cut, burn or irritated skin, this natural Probiotic Hot Spot Hydrogel with aloe soothes, heals and helps protect wounds.

Consider the size of your dog when you purchase a tent and make sure there’s room for the people and the dog. A Jack Russell won’t take up much room at all, but a Golden Retriever should be considered as another person. Pick a tent that’s lightweight, easy to clean, and well ventilated.

You’re bringing a water bottle, so make sure your pet stays hydrated too. Dr. Earley warns against drinking from rivers or lakes as they can carry harmful organisms such as Giardia or Leptospirosis. This collapsible bowl makes it easy to share safe water with your pup and takes up virtually no room at all.

Hypoallergenic pet wipes, fit for any dog breed, is a camping must-have in between baths.