This category contains a variety of articles related to traveling with pets and pets in cars.
This article is here to show you exactly how to remove the dog smell from your car using a simple step-by-step guide. We also discuss how to get the pee smell out of your car, and remove pet urine stains from car upholstery and seats. Sometimes unpleasant odors disappear due to leaving the windows down. …
It can be daunting trying to remove dog hair from the car, it finds its way into the seats, the carpets, the parcel shelf, the boot! I feel your pain; my first dog was an extremely fluffy long-haired Jack Russel, and his hair used to get everywhere (he was cute so I let him off …
Car sickness in dogs is closely related to motion sickness and travel anxiety. It’s possible for the symptoms and discomfort your dog is experiencing to be caused by stress and anxiety as well as from motion sickness. Whether on a short ride to a park or a long vacation, dog car sickness causes, symptoms, and …
It is illegal in 31 US states to leave your dog in a car if it harms or endangers their life. All 50 states have animal protection laws and these vary state-by-state. An in-depth understanding of just how quickly your dog’s life can become endangered when left in a vehicle, and why these laws exist, …
You’re wondering how to take a long road trip with a cat? Whether it is safe, possible, and not a ridiculous idea? So long as you plan ahead, prepare yourself and your cat well, you’re sure to have a peaceful car journey! This article covers all topics ranging from how to safely secure your cat …
It is perfectly safe to travel on a long road trip with your dog, so long as you plan ahead, pack well and prepare for every eventuality on your journey. Get everything right and you and your furry friend can have a joyful, relaxed, and lovely long car trip. Some dogs absolutely love being in …