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Take Time to Prepare for Safe and Fun Pet Travel
Before you travel with your pet, check with your veterinarian to make sure your pet is physically able to make the trip. Some senior or physically impaired dogs and cats do not travel well. You may want to consider a local, reputable kennel for your pet, or if your pet is would be more comfortable at home, you may want to contact a pet sitting organization to locate a pet sitter in your area who can take care of your pet in its own, familiar surroundings. Follow these tips that may make your trip with your pet more enjoyable:
- Make sure your pet's vaccinations are current.
- Bring along a portable kennel when staying in a hotel room or in the homes of friends and relatives.
- If you leave your pet alone in a hotel room, be sure to put the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door so housekeepers will not knock on the door. It's a good idea to inform the hotel lobby clerks that you are leaving your pet in the room while you're away.
- Take along items that are familiar, such as favorite pet toys, pet blankets, food, and pet travel bowls and feeders.
- Properly identify your pet with a collar tag or microchip.
- Your pet will feel more comfortable before the trip if you take the time to bathe, brush and groom him.
Also, check out our Destination Guides, Road Trips and Vacation Packages under the Destination Finder dropdown menu in the navigation header at the top of any of our website pages or the links beneath the flights, hotels and cars search forms. These are great features with tons of information and choices to make traveling fun and easy!
Destination Guides provides you with all kinds of information about cities, states and countries all over the world. Find out about places of interest, where to eat, when to go, local culture, history and much more. Our Road Trips allow you to discover new places to visit between one and six hours from the zip code you enter. You can even select the direction you wish to go to narrow the results. Vacation Packages are designed to book flight, hotel and car or flight and hotel or hotel and car packages from more than 1500 destinations. Use all of these tools to help you find the best vacation and travel deals!
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Q. I noticed today that my cat had a film (I believe it is the inner eyelid, only she's not blinking it back like they normally do) over her eyes just like her two deceased sisters had before they died. But I can't really describe that film over her eyes, it's only part way. But it grows to the point where they cross the road at the wrong time or they don't see a predator at night. There is no redness or white, everything is its normal colour. What's going on and how can I help her? -- Christine M., Innisfail, AB Canada
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Q. I currently live in Houston, Texas, but I have a dog, in Uganda, I've been told multiple times that i can not bring it to the United States, because it is from Africa but i would like to try. My dog is a matlese terrier about 5kg & 9 years old. I was thinking of using KLM because they allow dogs under 6kg in the cabin. He has rabbies vaccinations every year. Would you know what the requirements are for the usa and what other requirements there are that i might miss. Thank you sooo much in advance. -- Mona Lisa S., Houston, TX




