If you aren’t ready to travel internationally yet, or if borders are still locked down, a road trip is a great option to satisfy the travel bug in you. Try planning a road trip with your furry friend in mind, while international travel with pets remains a bit more complicated these day...
Travel with Pets Internationally: Country Entry and Departure Rules A good practice is to always contact the embassy or consulate of the country you are intending to visit ahead of time to verify the rules and regulations. Every country has slightly different rules, so verify these prior to depa...
a few months or forever, there’s a lot you need to do to prepare for international travel. And that includes deciding on how your furry friend fits into your travel plans. If you’re a pet parent whose dog goes wherever you go, you may be used tovacationing with your pet...
The 14 Tips to Travel with a Cat 1. Invest in a Good Carrier Cats should always be restrained when riding in cars, and airports require them to stay in their carriers at all times (except during the security screening process). Airlines have several rules and regulations regarding traveling ...
First things first, find out which airlines allow pets. Then, learn the airline pet restrictions and travel information. You will find information such as the types of pets that can travel by plane, the weight limit, if they allow flying with dogs in the cabin, and more. ...
Do All Countries Have The Same Pet Travel Policies? Understandably, there’s a big difference between travelling with animals domestically and internationally. You may be used to taking the usual documents and hopping on a plane with little Fido from Seattle to Green Bay, but travelling overseas ...
Airline pet travel rules and limitations Each airline sets its own rules when it comes to travel with pets. These rules usually include limitations on pet travel based on weather, time of year, size of the pet, or any number of other criteria. Many airlines may also require that your pet...
Best Cat Carriers for Plane Travel Flying with Cats: Checklist Road Trip with a Cat Staying with a Cat at a Hotel How to Train Your Cat to Walk on the Leash? First things first, leash training is important when it comes to traveling with your furry friend. When we think of dogs, we...
Transporting a cat can cost as little as $25 on Amtrak, or as much as $125 to fly in the main cabin of an airplane. How much does it cost to travel with a small pet? Traveling with a small pet, compared to a large pet, is much cheaper. Smaller pets can fit under the seat in...
Travel is going to the dogs…literally. More than half of U.S. pet owners are likely to travel with their dogs and other furry companions when they hit the road, according to a Motel 6 survey.1 And according to the United States Department of transportation, over 2 million pets travel ...