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Pet Travel and Safety Books
We have both pet travel books and pet safety books that are great resources to take along when traveling with your pet. Our Mobil Travel Guide, On the Road with Your Pet, is a great pet travel book that contains listings of best pet-friendly lodgings and restaurants, maps featuring dog parks, pet shops and more. The Pet E.R. Guide is also a very popular pet safety book that contains Information to help travelers plan ahead and locate care for their pets in the event of an emergency, as well as guidance on emergency and evacuation planning for pets. An ASPCA listing of the 10 most poisonous and toxic plants is also included. Pet travel books and pet safety books make great gifts for special pet people you know!
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