Are your Pets Holiday Ready
Sally loves going on holiday, it is perhaps one of her favourite times of the year. She takes on a completely different demeanour in the car, taking up as much room as possible and making sure she is as comfortable as can be for the long ride ahead.
Of course, everyone does things differently when they have a pet and it comes to heading off on the yearly breakaway. There are those that have pet passports at the ready, allowing people and their much-loved pets to take off to foreign shores. While others, such as myself, Ash and Sally decide to explore many of the pet-friendly locations across the UK.
However, taking your pet away with you isn’t always possible and so many decide to leave their precious pet at home, leaving them in the capable hands of those who are trained to look after pets. For instance, there is a great selection of kennels in Birmingham and across the country, which can be easily searched for. That I could look into if the need arose to take some time away without Sally.
No matter what your pet is doing while you are taking a break away, there are a number of things you must do. Such as making sure their vaccinations are up to date, as well as making sure your pets have some home comforts around them such as blankets and toys.
Whatever you and your pet are doing this summer, this great infographic will help you make sure you have everything sorted so you and your pet can just relax and enjoy your time away.
Are you a pet owner, what do you do with your animals when you head off on holiday?
*This is a collaborative post.
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There’s some great tips there, thank you!
I had cats but always had to leave them in a cattery when we went away. Although, on one occasion we did have a friend come over daily and that worked as they were in their own space. I am pining for a puppy and one of the reasons is to be able to take it with us whenever we go away (which is quite often) as opposed to feeling the pain I felt when leaving my beloved cat at home. x
These are all great tips to make sure your pets are holiday ready, Sarah. We don’t have any fur babies at the mo, but I’m usually so stressed the night before travelling I’d probably end up with some sort of ‘Homeward Bound’ scenario on my hands, and I’d end up losing them! Haha
Louise x
my pets are holiday ready, as having a motorhome we have double of everything
Oh wow that is awesome, what lucky pets 🙂
I didnt know pets need a passport. I also didnt realize it was a thing to take your pets on holiday I just seen some people with their dogs here in Bocas interesting.
You just reminded me that I need to do the annual vaccine for my cat soon.
My dog shows signs of anxiety if we leave him in a kennel or doggy day care. If we have to go someplace, we leave him with my sister. My niece has dogs too, so I don’t worry one bit because my dog gets to meet up with his “friends.”
Aww bless him poor thing :(, that’s good you can leave him with family instead 🙂
We did both with our family dog growing up. Sometimes we’d go abroad and he’d go into kennels and sometimes we’d go somewhere in the UK with him x