Pet Travel Tips

Everything you need to know for your next adventure with your favorite travel buddy and more!

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Veg Out with Your Pet

The go-to guide for vegging out with your pet. They make great snacks for you both on roadtrips!

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Outdoor activities like taking a long walk, going on an adventurous hike, or romping around the dog park are all fantastic ways to get your dog some exercise and strengthen the bond you share. However, there are some things that are not so great for your dog in the great outdoors. Help keep your dog safe outside by understanding potential dangers.

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How to Travel Safely with Pets | ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance

If we use our imaginations when we think about traveling with our pets, it seems like a lot of fun. The truth is, for many of us, present company included, a quick trip to the veterinarian is a stressful endeavor. Our other pet travel plans, most of which involve a trip to an aunt’s house for the holidays – of course, no fewer than three people are allergic to your pooch – are borderline panic-inducing.

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Disaster Plan For Pets | ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance

A tornado. A flash flood. A wildfire. When a disaster strikes, our worst fears can come to life. There’s panic and confusion. And, depending on the catastrophe, you may need to leave your home – often in a hurry. When it comes to these terrifying events, there’s a lot to think about, and it’s important to exactly know what to do with your family, including your pets. So while we hope it never comes to this, let’s make sure you and your pets are prepared in the event of an emergency.

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Dog Bucket List

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Traveling with your pet? 7 essential tips to know before you go

With as many as 80 million pet dogs and 96 million domesticated cats in the United States, owners who need a vacation may have a ruff choice to make when it comes to their furbabies: Should they stay or should they go? TODAY’s experts help you decide with these tips.

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Holiday Safety for Pets | ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance

Top tips to make holiday travels with your pet a little easier.

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Traveling with Your Dog l ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance

Use these tips to plan ahead and make every moment memorable when traveling with your dog.

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Shopping With Pets

When you go out to run errands or just shop for fun, it’s always nice when your four-legged best friend can join along for the adventure. Before taking your dog or cat into a store, it’s essential that you are aware of that store’s pet policy.

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7 Tailgating Tips for Dog Owners

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A Complete Guide to Taking Road Trips With Your Dog

A complete guide to taking road trips with your dog!

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Commuting With Pets

For some pet parents, when it comes time to travel with your pet, it’s an easy process of just putting them in the car and then driving to your destination. However, for the individuals who don’t use a personal vehicle for transportation and instead take taxis, buses, trains, and even ferries, commuting with their pet can be much more of a process.