The number of pets traveling in cars has increased by 300% since 2005. This presents a challenge to first responders at accident sites.
A pet safety identification card can provide crucial information about your pet, including emergency contacts who can provide care for your pet when you can’t. Bark Buckle UP is a non-profit advocacy group promoting awareness for safety while traveling with pets, and they have something for you.

To benefit from this offer for a free First Responder Approved Pet Safety Kit from Bark Buckle UP, follow these simple steps:

Go to BarkBuckleUP.com and register your pet’s information: owner, veterinarian, emergency …read more

It’s becoming more popular to take dogs on outings or vacations, but there’s a downside to the fun. Without proper precautions, doggie dates can become dangerous to both humans and pets.
According to Bark Buckle UP, a 60-pound dog that’s unrestrained can create an impact of 2,700 pounds during an accident that occurs when a car is traveling only 35 mph. The pet may slam into a car seat or passenger. Not a nice thought, is it?
To avoid the problem, Bark Buckle UP suggests securing your pet with a travel harness, carrier, crate, tether or dog/cat car seat. Pets should also …read more