It is getting easier to vacation with your fur baby.
When it come to flying, airline policies on pets in the cabin vary, but American Airlines and Delta Air Lines allow dogs or cats. (Delta also allows birds) to fly in carriers that can fit under the seat.
The fee is $125 each way on domestic flights. International travel gets complicated.
Southwest Airlines charges $95. Service animals fly free.
Airports that serve more than 10,000 passengers a year are now required to have pet relief areas inside terminals, often small patches of fake grass with a cute red fire hydrant .
When taking Amtrak on most routes, animals that are 20 pounds or less to ride in a pet carrier for $25 if the trip is less than seven hours.
When dinning, many restaurants are allowing dinner to eat with their dogs in outdoor patio areas. In part thanks to loosening city laws.
When lodging, vacation rentals are a good option for traveling with Fido. About 25 percent of homes listed at Home Away are billed as pet friendly.
Some hotel chains including Red Roof Inn and Kimpton Hotels, welcome pets for free. Other hotels charge a fee but include pet perks. The Cypress Inn In Carmel , California where your dog can stay for an extra $30 per night, hosts Yappy hour most evenings. Humans sip wine, pooches eat grilled chicken.
Before setting off, research pet friendly businesses at your destination or at points along the way.
At: bringfido.com or gopetfriendly.com
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Sunday, January 28, 2018
Did You Know?
A frightened cat will lose it's hair within seconds.
It is a safe guard so that when he or she gets into a
fight. Does not loose skin too.
When another animal grabs with claws or teeth, fur will come out easy and loosen the animals grip.
Your cat looses a lot more at the veterinarian' office than he or she does at home.
Sunday, October 15, 2017
9 Ways Grooming Promotes Better Health...
One of the benefits of regularly grooming your pet is having a good looking and fresh smelling dog. But more importantly, it can improve wellness and possibly even prevent illness and injuries from occurring or advancing.
1. Trimmed toenails have less of a chance of breaking.
In addition to being incredibly painful, broken nails open the door to infection.
2. Trimmed toenails also prevent abnormal changes to a dog's toes and feet.
If the feet are not hitting the ground properly, it affects a dog's ability to walk
and stand.
3. Mats prevent good airflow to the skin.
This leads to a buildup of moisture, debris and even parasites and can
cause skin infections.
4. Mat free coats allow you to find problems sooner.
It is easier to see abnormal growths or injuries on a groomed dog.
5. Groomed bodies and feet keep active breeds moving freely.
As an example, hunting dogs need unhindered motion in their legs and feet to
prevent injuries while retrieving game on land and in water.
6. Good ear monitoring prevents ear infections.
Non shedding breeds, such as the Poodles and some terriers, need to have hair
inside the ears pulled out to prevent a breeding ground for infection.
At the same time do not over clean a dog's ears unless it is needed.
7. Cleaned anal glands prevent blockage and infections.
8. Regular bathing helps dogs and people with allergies.
You are not just getting them clean, but you are also washing off allergens.
9. Regular tooth brushing helps prevent dental infections.
Dental infections affect the mouth and major organs, including the heart
and kidneys. Gently brush your dog's teeth for good oral hygiene.
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Tip Of The Month...
Never let your small breed jump off furniture.
This habit can lead to broken bones and joint problems.
It they must be on the furniture, consider purchasing stairs or a ramp for easy,
safe access.
Top 10 Dog Beaches
Del Mar Dog Beach, Del Mar California
Double Bluff Beach, Whidbey Island, Freeland, Washington
Fort De Soto Park - St Petersburg, Florida
Jekyll Island Beach - Jekyll Island , Georgia
Montrose Dog Beach - Chicago, Illinois
Rosie's Dog Beach - Long Beach California
Topsail Beach - North Carolina
Nags Head Beach - Nags Head, North Carolina
Warren Dunes State Park - Sawyer, Michigan
Wildwood Dog Beach - Wildwood, New Jersey
Don't Steal Your Dog's Sunshine
Take these measures to help ensure your pet enjoys the summer fun without a trip to the vet.
Prevent overheating, let your dog rest inside or in the shade. Hydrate, make sure your friend has access to fresh water. Stop stress, give your dog a breaks from a busy party.
Protect their feet from the hot pavement.
Share your plain hot dog only if you know your dog can have a few bites without getting sick and is not prone to pancreatitis. No Matter what moderation is the key.
Do not walk your dog on black pavement on a very hot day.
Do not feed greasy table food like chips and pizza. Or leave the grill unattended.
Wednesday, July 5, 2017
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