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    Transporting in winter

    Ok... So We have a vet appt. for Wed and it's cold here in MD esp in the mountains. I need to transport in this cold weather. I am SEVERELY allergic to the heating packs ... you know the camping ones ... so I was thinking of one of those rice packs ... I use them for my joints and back ... nothing in them but rice ... they hold heat for a LONG time do you think it would be fine to use that instead?
    Ok I am gonna give this a try ...
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    Re: Transporting in winter

    They make those Gel heat/cold packs for food dishes. Just microwave them and they stay hot for a while if insulated

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