This is the time of year that many pet parents are taking trips! Whether you’re visiting family for the holidays or taking a much-needed vacation, have you considered taking your cat with you? If your trip will be an extended one, it might make sense to bring your feline friend along, rather than having her […]
by Emma Williams You’ve booked a stay at a pet-friendly hotel, B&B, or campground, and you’re getting ready to take Fiona or Fido on the trip of a lifetime. Before your adventure begins though, it’s a great idea to consider how you’ll deal with everything from mealtime to air travel. Here are 16 pet travel
I flew over 5,000 miles with my cat Alice. And surprisingly, it really wasn’t a bad experience. We moved from the United States to Europe in May of 2014 with plans for my other cat to join us soon. A few months prior to our flight I checked with the airline and our veterinarian. Gathered all
If you’re someone who frequently travels with your pet, you might think this is common knowlege. Yes, we take off our shoes and jackets, empty our pockets, take laptops out of our bags, and put any liquids and gels on the conveyor belt but we never, ever put our live animals through the scanner! Apparently
