January 2, 2011

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Pet Travel Safety Tips

January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day.  Celebrity pet expert Harrison Forbes shares the following tips to ensure Fido and/or Fluffy make it to their destination comfortably and safely.
Pet Travel Safety Tips
  • The trick to a successful car ride for your pet is positive association. With your pet safely buckled up, take many short, treat-filled trips around the block. If a car ride equals fun and treats, your pet will always be up for a good road trip.
  • For extra added security while on the road, a pet GPS collar is a great option. There are several on the market, including Tagg – The Pet Tracker, a lightweight and durable device that uses advanced GPS technology to help you locate your pet if he gets lost.
  • Pet travel rules and regulations vary with airlines, so always check in advance to get their specific requirements.
  • Pack a bag specifically for your pet that includes food and water, portable bowls, an extra leash, waste bags, cleaning supplies, a bed or towel, any medications, toys, and a pet first aid kit. 
  •  Feed your pet a couple of hours prior to departure rather than right before. This can prevent them from getting sick while traveling.

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