Building Forts With Milo
Traveling with your pets sometimes means you need to get a little more creative. Discovering that your dog gets motion sickness in the car and STILL finding a way to take him with you on vacation puts you in line for an award in my book. Today Nadia Jones, a blogger at online college shares [...]
Continue ReadingPet Travel: Finding the Best Portable Dog Crate
With most activities, having the proper equipment makes the activity safer and more fun. Pet travel is no exception, and you’ll find a wonderful selection of perfect travel gear when you start your search. Sometimes though, there’s so much selection that it can be overwhelming. Today’s guest post by Kendra Moore, owner of PetsMadePortable.com, walks us [...]
Continue ReadingPet Friendly Accommodations For Free
There is no doubt that traveling can be expensive … especially if you’re looking for a hotel in a popular destination. But what if you could get pet friendly accommodations for free? There’s a way to do it, and this guest post by Brian Luckhurst will explain how … My wife was horrified when I first [...]
Continue ReadingPet Travel – Hamster Syle
We talk a lot around here about traveling with dogs … mostly because that’s all we know! But people travel with all kinds of pets – including cats, birds, rabbits, reptiles, guinea pigs, ferrets, and hamsters. Since we have no insights into what traveling with other types of pets is like, we’re happy to bring [...]
Continue ReadingPet Travel Tips for Seniors
Rod and I haven’t quite reached the “senior” classification yet, but in our travels we meet a lot of retirees who are traveling with their pets. Today we have a guest post from Tom Demers with some tips for those spunky seniors in our pet travel community. Much of our lives are spent working, raising families [...]
Continue ReadingPet Travel To The UK Gets Easier
The United Kingdom is an enchanting place to travel, and this year it’s become easier than ever to include your pet in your English vacation. On January 1, 2012, the UK’s rules for pets entering the country were brought in line with the European Union and the six-month quarantine period for dogs, cats and ferrets [...]
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