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And one more thing, what if you have any pet health emergencies when you are in any campgrounds? How you will handle those situations? Or any digital consultation will work?
 
And one more thing, what if you have any pet health emergencies when you are in any campgrounds? How you will handle those situations? Or any digital consultation will work?
Thankfully, we have not had to deal with that so far. Each campground will likely be a different answer, some will have emergency vet care nearby and others not. Most campgrounds maintain an information sheet of available resources in the area, and I have noted many do list nearby vets. You may also be able to use your normal vet via electronic means to triage a situation.
 
Hey folks! Planning to get an RV... Pl lemme know what are things to consider before getting it? Based on your experience, what are the common issues which any RVers would face while traveling with their pets?
Even the most expensive RVs have at some point or another issues of some sort. Expect them or not issues will arise.
God knows it took a solid year or longer to get the kinks worked out of my motor home..
 
The only thing that will affect pricing is more supply. Factories are shipping more than they did a year ago. When new ones are shipped, new buyers trade existing units adding to used inventory. The whole wheel turns based on supply.
Ken
 

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