International Travel with Your Dog

Whether you are taking your pet with you or leaving her in a kennel, here is a checklist to help you be better prepared.

You're packed, you have the health certificate and you are ready to take that much needed vacation with your pet. You just have one more thing to decide: should you sedate your pet for the trip or not?...

You are far from home and your pet is ill. What can you do? Even though a veterinarian in your vacation area is unfamiliar with your pet, don’t let that keep you from seeking medical care.

Pets are typically not allowed in amusement parks, don’t ski very well, don’t understand snorkeling and don’t consider lying on the beach to be a fun-filled day. Despite this, there are many relaxing and...

As you head out for your vacation this summer, having a first aid kit already prepared makes sense – for both you and your dog. But before heading out, check to make sure all items are up-to-date and present....

Many people are aware of the nauseating signs of motion sickness and the effect it can have on a relaxing vacation. But, did you know that motion sickness could also affect your pet? And a sick pet is...

Planning to take your dog along on vacation? How you and your pet behave will determine whether or not you are invited back to a hotel. Keeping a hotel pet-friendly relies on proper etiquette when away...

Getting a plane ticket for yourself is easy but getting one for your pet takes a little more planning. Here's everything you need to know about taking your dog on a plane trip. We give you rules and regulations...