Pet Travel Resources

Having pets chipped is just part of the equation. The other part is ensuring that whoever finds your pet can find you! Here's how to update a microchip.

Just because your hotel is listed as pet-friendly doesn’t mean your pet won’t get a rude awakening. Watch out for these pet hazards on your next stay.

Protect your dog and other drivers by restraining your dog while in the car. Buckling up decreases chance of injury in case of a sudden stop or crash.

While a lot of cats don’t enjoy car rides, you can make the trip comfortable and safe for them by restraining them properly.

There are lots of different kinds of dog crates. Learn how to measure the size, and check out the pros and cons of plastic kennels, metal crates, and more.

How to road trip or move with your cat. Practical tips and vet-approved product suggestions to make your travels as smooth as possible for your cat.

Does your dog get anxious in the car? Does your dog pant and never settle down when driving? Do they vomit? Give our expert tips a try for travel anxiety.

Often the only time cats get into a carrier is when they’re whisked off to the vet. It's not surprising they don't like it. Here's how you can help your cat.

Vaccinations for puppies: Distemper, Parvo, Lepto, and more. Find out what your puppy needs to be protected from before they venture out into the world.

Here’s an overview of the shots your cat is likely to need during their first several months of life and beyond.

Make sure your environment is as safe as possible by reviewing our puppy proofing 10 point checklist. Childproof does not mean pet-proof

Follow the 10 simple pet-proofing steps outlined in this article to help ensure that your kitty stays safe and healthy for many years to come.

Our veterinary-approved list of items to put in your dog's first-aid kit makes it easy to assemble a homemade pet first-aid kit for life's emergencies.

It's best to be prepared. We break down a veterinary-recommended list of what you need in your cat's first-aid kit, that you can make at home

On today's episode, we're sharing tips for successfully road-tripping with our cats and dogs — from what to pack, to how to use the bathroom when traveling alone.

These resources have searchable databases for locating veterinarians and emergency animal hospitals. You can also speak to a vet without leaving home.

Walking your cat on a harness and leash can be beneficial, but it's important to do so safely! Learn how to keep your cat safe on their outside adventures.