Pet Travel

New Jersey recently joined the list of States that regard unrestrained pets in a car as dangerous to humans in the car as well and other drivers.  In a 2010 survey by AAA, 20 percent of participants admitted letting their dogs sit on their laps while driving. “A “staggering” 31 Read More

There are two main factors that are prompting people with pets to take them on vacation: the high costs of boarding them at kennels and the increasing number of hotels that are pet-friendly.  Both of these reasons have resulted in an increasing number of vacationers bringing Read More

This holiday season many people will be taking their pets over the river and through the woods to visit with friends and family. There are some things you want to keep in mind when traveling with your pet. Make sure your pet is well hydrated – Both humans and animals need to Read More

The holiday season can be stressful for both you and your pets but one of the best ways to combat additional problems are to try to prevent them in the first place.  The next best thing to preventing pet emergencies is to know what to do, who to call, and where to take them for Read More

With all the hustle and bustle that comes with the Thanksgiving holiday, your pets are just as affected as you are.  With excitement levels at all time highs when you have a full house or when you are traveling with your pets, there are a few safety tips you'll want to be aware Read More

When you take your pet on a trip in your vehicle, do you put him in a seatbelt?  Most people don't, but according to experts, dogs and cats should be buckled-up for safety just as humans should.  Pet travel has increased 300 percent since 2005, according to Bark Buckle Up, a pet Read More

With the holiday season quickly approaching, many pet owners will be faced with the decision of taking their pet with them or finding an alternative means for making sure they are taken care of.  For families that have to travel by airplane, it may be in their best interest to Read More