Traveling With Pets: Pet Travel to Europe
Traveling with pets can be enjoyful or misreable. Get the facts and plan your trip pet travel to Europe and pet travel on airlines. When traveling with your furry friend, plan your trip in advance by gathering information on veterinarians located at your destination. Your own veterinarian may assist you with this information.
Yes, your pet can suffer from jet lag. It works the same way as it does us humans. Check out my how to avoid jet lag page. Long international flights can be a challenge and hard on your pets if they are on you. You may consider checking your pet to your destination and picking the furry companion up especially if you have a layover for more than two hours.
Some Airports allow you to walk your pet on a leash. Make sure you bring bottle tap water from home, baby wipes and a treat. Place anything you have worn in your pet carriers for their comfort. Make sure you check with the airlines and get their requirements and charges for carriers. Last but not least make sure your pets have an ID tag on them at all times.
If you travel with cats, make sure you use newspaper and keep the carrier clean and fresh. Place a towel over the top of the carrier and make sure to bring extras of both so you can replace them if necessary. When it time to stop put your cat on leash to walk.
Check out Creatures Global Pet Registry which provides a system for protecting your pet if the getaway from you and become lost.
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