Traveling with Hamsters

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Traveling with your hamster should be fun, as they are less to worry about than a typical cat or dog. However, you must make sure to do it safely for the best trip for everyone! If you are going on a long trip, it is a good idea to set up a veterinary appointment for […]

Tips for Hiking and Camping with Dogs

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Going camping? Chances are, your dogs wants to come along! Read these tips to have a fun, safe journey into nature. Make sure that your dog is up to date on its vaccinations, and bring along its vet records in case of emergency. Bring an ID tag that says the name of the park, campsite […]

Tips for Road Trips with Your Cat

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Need to take kitty along for your ride? Most cats hate the car, and will usually spend a while complaining until they fall asleep. However, there are ways to make your journey more enjoyable and safe for the both of you. Make sure you have an ID tag with your phone number for your cat […]

Boarding Your Dog

While it might seem counter-intuitive for a company that promotes taking your pets with you wherever you go, it might not always be possible to do so. If you have a young puppy that hasn’t had all of his required immunizations, you probably don’t want to expose him to the general riffraff that he might […]

Six Essential Pet Travel Accessories

So you’re taking Fido on a vacation. What’s next? Check out our favorite pet travel accessories so you can rest easy knowing your pet is comfortable, safe, fashionable, and probably a little spoiled. Pet Travel Bowls Your dog or cat is going to have to eat and drink at some point, but those big plastic […]

Tips for Road Trips with Your Dog

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Dogs usually love going on car rides, whether they sit in the back of a pick up or just like to stick there head out the window against the wind. However, if you plan to do a long car ride with your dog, keep some things in mind. For one, have your dog used to […]

How To: Exercise Your Dog IN the Hotel Room

Sometimes it just isn’t feasible to take your dog with you everywhere outside your hotel room when you travel. Gasp! I know… sacrilege! But think about it. Maybe you’re traveling for a big business meeting, or to check in with your parole officer for that one “what happens in Vegas” moment you’re still paying for. […]