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Traveling with Your Pets
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Taking "the kids" on a trip? While you can yell "Don't make me stop this car!" to your children, your pets will probably ignore you. So you want to bring your pets along, but they don't get along with one another? What can you do to prevent troublesome travel tribulations?
If your pets don't get along, keep them separated when traveling. Keep them in separate pet carriers, and in separate areas within the vehicle. Allowing your dog to frolic in the car and tease your frightened cat trapped in her carrier is not only unfair, but it causes stress and fear. The same scenario applies for small animals that the cat may harass.
Although this seems unfair, consider taking only one pet along for the trip. Most cats dislike travel anyway, so why not leave your cat at home where he will be most comfortable? Ask a friend or neighbor to stop by and feed him for you, or if your kitty isn't overweight you can use an all-day feeder dish to allow him to feed himself.
Additional Pet Travel TipsYou can do a few things to make the trip go smoothly:
We hope these tips will help make your journey a more pleasant experience. Traveling with your pets can be a wonderful experience when you take the proper precautions. Bon Voyage!
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