Biscuit the Camping Bulldog — vet-first travel for every pet
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Hi, I’m Biscuit — vet-first travel for every pet

Know where the vet is before you need one.

I’m a certified service dog and English Bulldog living full-time in the Great Smoky Mountains with my mama Denise and daddy Jeffrey. No matter which fur, feathered, or exotic babies travel with you, find a veterinary clinic, including emergency and pet-friendly campgrounds, wherever you park tonight.

Find vets near you
Your phone will ask permission first. We do not keep or track your location — it is used once, right then, to sort the vets nearest you.
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Biscuit in the Great Smoky Mountains
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Get her app
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The vet directory

Emergency vets, regular vets, one list

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Heat guide

A parked camper gets hot faster than you think.

Temperature by temperature, what is safe and what is not, for dogs, cats and small animals alike. This is the page people send to their friends.

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Adventures

Life in the Smokies and Beyond

Based near Gatlinburg, TN, we’re surrounded by the beauty of Great Smoky Mountains National Park every single day. Here’s a peek at our adventures.
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Biscuit’s Picks

The gear we actually use

Discount codes inside
These are the real products mom and I use every single day on our adventures. I only put my paw print on things I actually love.
Before you buy the CyberRack S2
For RV mounting, your hitch receiver must extend at least 3″ (7.5 cm) beyond the RV’s rear wall. Check that before ordering.
Affiliate disclosure: some links on this page are affiliate links. If you make a purchase, we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It helps keep Biscuit’s adventures rolling.
Pet papers

Keep your pet’s papers on your phone

Microchip number, rabies tag, shots, medications, insurance and your regular vet — on one card that opens with no signal. It stays in your own browser. We never see it.

Private to you Works offline One card per pet
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Occasional gear picks and trail stories — no spam, just tail wags.
Vet directory

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Confirmed by hand
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All 50 states covered
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Where to stay

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Places that welcome the whole pack. Call ahead about breed rules and how many pets they allow.
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Where to stay

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Public campgrounds with real hookup details where we could confirm them. Always call to confirm before you book.
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Heat guide

How hot is too hot for your pet?

Below is what we go by. Flat-faced dogs, cats, rabbits and birds all overheat sooner than people expect, and a camper without power heats up fast. Cut every number below by ten degrees for bulldogs, frenchies, pugs, boxers and Persian cats.

Outside air near you
Check today’s temperature where you are and I’ll point you straight at the right row below.
Your phone will ask permission first. We do not keep or track your location — it is used once, right then, to look up the temperature, and that is all.
Sniffing out the weather…
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This is the air outside, not inside your camper
A parked camper, car or trailer runs 30 to 40°F hotter than the air outside, and it gets there in under an hour. On a mild 75°F afternoon that is well past 110°F inside. Never judge what it is like in there by what it feels like out here, and never leave a pet inside without air conditioning you can confirm is running.
The temperature lookup is done by a public weather service, which needs the coordinates to answer. We do not store them, and we do not know who asked. Everything below works with no signal at all.
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Signs to stop immediately
Loud raspy breathing, thick ropey drool, bright red or purple gums, wobbling, refusing to move. Get into air conditioning and call the nearest emergency vet.
Power loss is an emergency
If the trailer air conditioning quits in summer, a pet shut inside has minutes, not hours. Know where the nearest cooled building is before you settle in for the night.
Biscuit
Take it from a dog with a very short nose: when mom says we’re done walking, we’re done walking.
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The app

Get her app.

Keep me in your pocket for the next trip. No app store, no account, no updates to download — and the vet list still works even where your phone has no signal.

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Pet papers

Keep your pet’s papers where I keep mine.

Fill this in once. It stays in your own browser, on your own device — nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked, and it is never sent to this website. Denise never sees it, and neither does anyone else. It opens with no signal, which is what matters at a campground, and it is exactly what a vet asks for the moment you walk in.

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Nothing saved on this device yet. Add your pet and the card fills in. It stays on this phone.
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Your pets
If your pet goes missing
Hold this screen up to a shelter or a stranger. Chip number, your cell and the photo are on one card, with no signal needed.
More than one pet
Add a card for each animal that travels with you — dogs, cats, birds, whoever is along for the ride.
One caution: it is saved to the browser you filled it in on. Fill it in on the phone you actually carry.
About

Hi, I’m Biscuit!

I’m a certified service dog and English Bulldog living my best life full-time in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee — rolling through every adventure in our Grand Design Reflection fifth wheel with my mama Denise and daddy Jeffrey. Home isn’t a place for us, it’s wherever we park for the night — a quiet hollow outside Gatlinburg, a bluff overlooking the ridgelines, or a gravel site by a creek.

Certified Service Dog Full-Time RV Life Great Smoky Mountains
Short legs, big heart, zero regrets.
Biscuit
Biscuit in the Smokies
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Clinic names, addresses, phone numbers, and campground details are provided for convenience. This information can change. Always call ahead to confirm hours and services. We are not responsible for any decisions made based on this information.

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