Cats are finicky by nature and they can get quite attached to their surroundings. Do you ever wonder why your cat suddenly does a vanishing act when you bring his carrier out. First of all your furry feline probably senses that this is going to end up to be another trip to the family vet. Your cat does not want to get prods, pokes and possibly injections to boot. It seems that dogs do not have the problem with traveling in a car

Many pet owners don't want to leave their pets behind when they go on vacation. After all, the pets are part of the family too. Leaving them with a stranger is not an attractive proposition. Pet friendly hotels can help with this problem, and let you bring your pet with you when you are on vacation. Many pet friendly hotels have rules however, in terms of the age, size, or training the pet requires before it can stay on the premises.

Suzy the Shih Tzu and I have been scouring the country, checking out all the top pet friendly traveling destinations. Finally we got the chance to head back to a long time favorite, New York City. The atmosphere and energy, the restaurants, the shopping. What more could a girl and her dog want in a big city. Stay Accommodation opportunities abound in New York, with a never-ending supply of fine hotels to choose from .

Dog owners who go on business trips or take vacations have to decide whether to board their dog in a kennel or take the dog with them. For many dog owners, leaving their animals behind is not an option; they want the animal to accompany them, even if it means flying with a dog. The key element when flying with a dog on an airplane is to make plans and work out the specifics in advance of the flight. The following is a list of details to consider before flying with a dog:

The holiday season is quickly approaching; Thanksgiving is gone, and Christmas is right on its heels. For many families, the holiday season means travel. People sometimes have a difficult time trying to find someone to watch their pet; maybe all of their friends and neighbors will be out of town as well, and they don’t want to take their pup to the kennel…it is a nerve-wracking experience, and most people don’t want to subject their precious pet to other dog’s diseases and illnesses. So, why not take your pup with you. That way, you will be able to ensure the safety and comfort of your pet this holiday season .