The 10 Tips on How to Travel with a Dog

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Talk to Your Vet

Before traveling with your dog, consult the vet for health check, vaccinations, and paperwork. Notify them about the trip for emergencies.

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Pack dog's shot & medical records

Pet emergencies? Keep medical records handy. Proof of vaccinations may be required for travel to certain countries. Be prepared!

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ID Tags and Microchip

Ensure legible, updated dog ID tags. Worn tags may hinder contact info readability. Verify microchip data with the company too.

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Keep All Your Dog’s Essentials With You

Pack dog essentials: food, water, meds. Treats too, for good behavior in new places. Car breakdown or lost luggage won't be an issue.

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Take the Dog’s Favorite Things

Dogs love to tag along with their owners, but can also get stressed. Bringing their bed or favorite toy helps them feel calm and at home.

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Plan Exercise and Potty Breaks

When traveling with dogs, prioritize regular potty breaks and find dog-friendly spots for exercise. For flying, seek dog relief areas before and after flights.

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Water, Water, Water!

Keep your dog hydrated on the go with bottled water and a travel bowl. Hydration is crucial for your pet's well-being at home or while traveling.

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Talk to Your Vet About Calming Aids

Help your anxious dog during travel with calming aids like supplements or sprays. Avoid sedatives to prevent health risks. Vet's advice matters.

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Find Pet-Friendly Accommodations

Choose pet-friendly accommodations to avoid stress. Avoid sneaking pets into non-dog friendly places like museums, stores, and restaurants.

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Leash the Dog

Well-trained dogs can get distracted in new surroundings. Keep them leashed to prevent getting lost and making others uncomfortable. Be considerate.

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