If you are going on a long journey – or perhaps moving across the country, then you may want to take your pet with you.  There are airlines that allow pets to fly with you, but these are a few things you should do to get your pet ready for the journey.

Preparing For Pet Friendly Travel

The first thing that you need to do in order to prepare your dog for pet friendly travel is to get your dog a proper traveling kennel. The kennel must be in compliance with the airline regulations. Usually, the kennel will have to be large enough so that the dog can stand up and sit down comfortably. Read more

For some people, traveling is not as enjoyable as it could be, because it means being separated from our pets.  It can be hard to leave your pet in the care of a stranger, or home alone hoping that your neighbor holds up to their promise of checking in on them regularly.  Thankfully, there are an increasing number of dog friendly hotels cropping up around the world, making it easier for all of us to take our faithful four legged friends along with us on our holidays. Read more

If you have always wanted to visit Vancouver, but have been discouraged by the thought of leaving your pets behind, then you will be happy to know that you do not have to do this.  There are many pet friendly lodgings available in downtown Vancouver, which means that you can take your pets with you on your trip rather than have to leave them at home alone, or in a pound with other pets.  Here are some options for downtown Vancouver pet-friendly lodging. Read more

If you have a pet, it is natural for you to have reservations about leaving it behind on holiday – especially if you are going on a long trip abroad.  It may be hard for you to relax knowing that your pet is on another continent, alone, or in the care of a relative stranger.

Fortunately, you no longer need to put off your travel plans.  There are many airlines that offer options for you to take your pet with you when you go on holiday to another country. Read more

Pet owners are an influencing force in the car industry nowadays.  They are looking for more pet-friendly features when they shop for cars.  [tag-ice]Pet safety[/tag-ice] ranks high and more car makers are paying attention.  According to a recent article on Wheels24 ,  Volvo, Subaru and Ford are incorporating and advertising special dog-friendly features in their vehicles and offering many car accessories to make traveling with your pet a  breeze.   This is a welcome development for dog owners who travel a lot with their four-legged friends. Read more

The Pet Lodge is a wonderful haven for pet lovers who want their pets to experience the finer things in life. The Pet Lodge is a [tag-tec]luxury pet resort[/tag-tec] that is superbly unique compared to any other in northeast Indiana.  You could call it the [tag-ice]pet friendly[/tag-ice] Ritz of the Midwest. Read more

If you think that first class travel is only for business executives, then you need to meet SuNae  Martz,   a 10-year-old globe-trotter who's traveled the world with  her mom.  But get this,  SuNae is a dog! Read more

First of all, let me assure you that there are ways to fly with your pets cross country, and even out-of-country,  without any damage.  You can relax, well, at least a bit anyway. 

From the research we have done about [tag-cat]pet travel[/tag-cat], and specifically about [tag-tec]flying with pets[/tag-tec], it seems that most pets are completely safe and unharmed while traveling by airplane.  Still not convinced?  Then you should take a look at two great [tag-ice]pet air travel[/tag-ice] websites: Petflight and PetAir. Read more