Before you go Ask yourself: will my cat or dog be comfortable and happy on a trip? Some
animals simply prefer to stay at home and a 'homesick', possibly
motion-sick pet will ruin everyone's trip. In such a case it's
probably wiser to leave your pet with a friend, relative or hire a 'petsitter'.
If that is not possible, you might consider boarding them at your
veterinary clinic or a clean, well-run kennel or cattery.
Plan ahead
If you do decide to take your pet along, you must take as much care with
the preparation of your pet's trip as your own. If you plan to travel by
plane, bus, train or boat, find out if your pet will be welcome and what
kind of reservations and transport arrangements must be made. If you'll
be staying at hotels or campgrounds, you must check if animals are allowed
or if kennel facilities are available. If you're staying with friends or
family, make sure your pet is also invited.
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