Pet Spa and Resort Review: Waggle Brothers in Miami
On a recent business trip with lots going on, we ended up taking our lovable Labrador with us. There were many reasons behind this decision, not the least of which was a scheduling conflict with her usual care provider. For all but one of the five days we were there, we managed to meet her needs while having her with us. Read more
Leaving On a Jet Plane – How to Ship Your Pets Internationally
Flickr Photo Credit: Ejhogbin
I’m lea-ea-ving, on a jet plane. Don’t know when I’ll be back again . . . so kiss me and cry for me . . . tell me that you’ll wait for me . . . hold me like you’ll never let me go. Cuz I’m leaving on a jet plane . . .
Air travel is extremely stressful for pets, and since we may have to be doing this VERY soon, I asked a traveling expat friend of ours and fellow blogger to write up her experiences, tips, and general knowledge of the subject. Read more
Pet Sitting and Travel Tip: The Kong Is King
Flickr Photo Credit: James Khoo
Having extra treats on hand is always helpful when pets are going through any sort of transition. So are special toys and things to “work” at while they are processing. The perfect combination? Pet kongs. Read more
Pet Sitting Tip: Medication Administration Chart
Photo Credit: Lab GP & Sig Other
Does your furry friend have more meds than Carter has liver pills? Keep you and your pet sitter sane with a simple DIY med chart. Read more
Pet Sitting Tip: Maintaining Family Contact
Flickr Photo Credit: Aussiegall
Want to look like a rock star to your new house and pet sitting clients? Maintaining family contact and sharing information goes a long way towards increasing everyone’s comfort factor. Read on for some ideas. Read more
Canine Hotel Review: The Village Inn in Harrisonburg, Virginia
Photo Credit: Trek Hound
If you haven’t had a chance to check this place out yet for pet travel, here are our impressions. Read more
Nomadic Pets: The Power of Public Rest Stops
Photo Credit: Clearly Ambiguous
While letting the dogs out at gas stations is fine in a pinch, there’s rarely a suitable area for them to stretch, and the chaos of multiple vehicles going in multiple directions is a bit nerve racking. We prefer rest stops when possible. Here’s why. Read more
Drury Inn by the Airport in Nashville, Tennessee
Photo Credit: Trek Hound
How did we feel about the pet friendly atmosphere of the Drury Inn in Nashville? Read on for details. Read more
Canine Hotel Reviews: Best Value Inn, El Paso
Looking for a suitable pet friendly room for the night? This one could go either way. Read more
Nomadic Pets: The Doggie Diaper Bag
Flickr Photo Credit: Tanakawho
Having trouble staying organized on your pet trek? Consider a doggie diaper bag. Read more
