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Travel Tips - December 25, 2009
If Fluffy and Fido are included in your holiday travels,
keep in mind that traveling can be just as stressful for
them as it is for you. Here are some tips from the American
Humane Association to help owners be prepared for safe and
stress-free trips with their pets.
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* Properly identify pets with ID tags and microchips ? Make
sure your pets have ID and current rabies tags and are
microchipped. To be extra cautious, give your pets an
additional tag with the address and phone number of where
you will be staying for the duration of the trip, in case
they get lost after you arrive.
* Train pets to travel in crates ? Whether you?re heading to
your holiday destination by plane, train or automobile,
getting your pets used to crates will make the entire traveling
experience less stressful. Even when away from home, pets
still view their crates as a safe haven from stressful situations.
* With a crate, size does matter ? Crates should be large
enough for pets to stand and turn around comfortably. Remember
to keep water inside the crate or allow for breaks every
three hours so that your pets can drink and stretch.
* Never leave pets unattended ? Just as you would never leave
a child unattended, never leave your pets alone in a car while
traveling.
* Be prepared ? Take your pets? health records with you, just
in case they need to see a veterinarian during your trip. Be
sure to ask your veterinarian if she recommends heartworm
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* To fly or not to fly ? As a rule, puppies and kittens, sick
animals, animals in heat and frail or pregnant animals should
not travel by air. If a pet is too large to fly in the cabin
with you, perhaps a stay at a boarding kennel would be a
safer choice. You should also plan ahead because many airlines
have restrictions regarding pets, and your pets may need a
health certificate to fly.
* Visit your veterinarian ? Your vet may prescribe a sedative
to help reduce your pet?s stress level while traveling.
However, sedatives are not always safe for pets so be sure to
give your vet the details of how your pet will be traveling
and how long the trip will take.
* Boarding is an option ? If your pets are too large to fly
in the cabin with you, or if a long car ride might be too
stressful for them, boarding your pets at a kennel may be a
safer choice. Or you could hire a licensed pet sitter to take
care of your pets in the comfort of your own home.
* Try to keep pets on the same ?schedule? ? Stop when you
would normally let your pets out at home and at feeding times.
* Plan lodging ahead ? Research your route, make reservations
and carry a list of pet-friendly lodging along the way. Also,
ask for a room on the ground floor so it is easier to walk
your pets. Don?t let your pets stay in the car.
(Tips courtesy of the American Humane Association)
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Well, that's it for this week, group. Thanks again for
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