Looking for bag for ER evacuation purposes as well. Will this hold 3-7 days worth food & water for my pet with extra room for other necessities?
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This pack is intended for a shorter duration such as hiking, or long walks. I maybe able to carry 2 average meals in this pack. Obviously, if the dog is much more active, it would need more nutrition. For an 80lb dog, this pack goes from the shoulder to the back side of the ribs, and covers the side.
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I have a medium pack for a 90lb dog. For a typical hike, in each side I put a 1 liter nalgene bottle, a small bowl, and a ziplock bag with three cups of dry food. That's a day's worth. There's enough room left over for food for maybe another day, but not 3-7.
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It is water resistant to some extent. If its like a heavy storm, you have a good 5 minutes until the insides of the bag get wet. However, if you like accidentally spilled water on the bag it should be fine.
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From what I am aware of it should, most airlines just want your pet to be able to stand and turn around. The bag itself is the size of a small backpack and can be taken as a carry on.
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It has a lot of room. I was able to pack everything I needed for 3 weeks and that is a lot for a female. Though for 6 months you may want something larger if you can get away with it
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hi,the bag itself should hold up to 35 pounds, so you should be ok with the oxygen tank and the velcro should be able to hold the tank upright. if not you may have to tie it in place.thanksfrank
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It seems to me that this carrier would not be so good for a 3 day drive. Perhaps you can borrow a larger crate for that? I use this carrier to take my kitty to the vet, and it's fine for that.
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Hi I know the bag is big enough to carry anything you might need for a service dog. I am not sure about a laptop if the is small or light it would be ok. I would probably suggest a padded back-pack for a laptop is better. I was surprised at how much it did hold. I hope this helps.
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HI, I don't think it would last long: every part is very light to allow it to be carried around in a big bag so not suitable for staying out permanently.
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I used it on Southwest and it fit just fine. I have a 3.5 pound dog so she had plenty if room in the bag.
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Only if it is allowed that you can carry him. It is too flimsy to stand alone if you have to place your dog under your seat. The whole bag is pretty much made of nylon. Your body is what makes it hold upright.
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It will be way more than you need. My 20lb dog has ample room in it. It is quite large and can be cumbersome getting in and out of public transportation (the reason I got it.) It is secure and well made though. If I could have gotten something smaller I would have.
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My suggestion would be to purchase the PISA pump that comes in the small padded carrying case and skip the backpack or tote all together and get a different bag that suits your needs. This is what I ended up doing with my first child because I am an ER nurse that had to pump during 12 hours shifts. I needed lots of room, so I bought a 31 brand utility tote that fit all my power adaptors, nursing covers, stored milk, pump etc. Like this one: http://www.thirtyonegifts.com/catalog/product/495/catid/22/swid/229b/zip-top-organizing-utility-tote-u-r-u-in-u-r-u-swirl-dot/
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Yes, I think it would. If the dog poop is already in a bag it should work just fine. It would not work if you use a scoop to pick it up, because you have to push it down through the hole. Even if you have a big dog, I think the hole is big enough for dog poop, considering how big some of the diapers are that I put in mine. I'm not sure if it will hold a whole week's worth of dog poop, but it might. Now that I think about it, I probably change my pail out about once a week, with about 3 diapers per day in it. The only thing to watch for is that after a few days it sometimes stinks when the lid is opened and you push another diaper inside. For me though, the smell goes away after you close it. But all in all, I would definitely give this a try for that purpose, I think it will work.
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It would depend how often you fill it up. I have a small dog and it lasts for 3 days....
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No - I don't believe so. I found a USMC dry bag of almost the same interior size. I believe I read something like a raincoat which could be purchased for it. This pack is a serious system and I am well beyond the age and health to strap it on unless I make it considerable smaller and lighter. I keep emergency cooking supply's, medical supply's, and all the survival gear I can think of including quiet a lot of loaded magazines of different calibers. I purchased it due to the fact it's mil-spec which speaks for its self. good luck
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I don't know.... just used for emergency food, supply storage (food is in separate vacuum sealed bags)perhaps check their website.
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You might be able to fit a tiny amount of food, but the zipper is pretty tight when you zip it up empty. I would say you would want to wait so your pup can get a full serving.