Dog travel safety tips: Whether you’re on a quick outing across town or a long road trip, your pet should always be restrained while you’re behind the wheel
Dog Travel
Dog travel. Keep your dog safe whether you're driving, flying or moving cross country.
Driving: Once you’ve mapped out the route for your dog-friendly trip, you need to make sure your dog is ready for the car ride. Nothing would spoil the fun more than a nervous traveler.
Overcome motion sickness: Nervous, hyperactive dogs are more likely to suffer from motion sickness as are puppies whose inner ears have not yet fully developed.
Fly safely: Dog plane safety tips include taking a direct flight, making sure your dog has fresh water and using an approved crate that allows good air circulation.
Move with your dog: Plan, use some expert advice and moving to a new city can be as easy as a quick stroll around the dog park.
Make 7 key considerations to choose pet-friendly travel accommodations
Use this 7-step checklist to find dog-friendly accommodations when you travel. Check recommendations, fees, rules, amenities, and more.
What are the ideal cars for pet lovers? Find out here
Only you can choose among the best cars for pet lovers. Make your decision based on your needs and your pet’s unique personality.
5 tips for planning a dog-friendly travel adventure
Being prepared for a dog-friendly travel adventure will make it that much better. Do some planning and preparing before you hit the road.
5 things to consider before traveling with your dog
Before you travel with your dog, check to make sure your destination is dog-friendly. Get pet insurance, and gather appropriate documents.
A comprehensive guide for traveling with your furry best friend
Use the tips in this dog travel guide to prepare your pet for your adventure. If you’re flying, contact the airline for their guidelines.
Travel companion: 5 essential tips for driving with your dog
Keep your travel companion safe on your next trip. Clean out your car, secure your dog, prevent motion sickness, and bring an extra leash.
How far can a dog travel in a day?
Dog travel distance depends on the age and breed of the dog. A small, active dog can travel between 5 and 6 hours a day or 12.5 and 15 miles.
Should you board your dog or get a pet sitter?
When you decide whether to board your dog or use a pet sitter, consider your dog’s temperament, stress level, and whether he’s territorial.
Choose the best dog car seats for your furry friends
Before you do your research on which dog car seat to buy, you need to know what elements to look for in a standard product.