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When a pet sitter just won't do, pet-friendly travel locales and useful tips for a safe, smooth, and comfortable journey for critters of all kinds.

Your Guide for Pet Traveling
Your Guide to Traveling with Your Furry Buddy! Are you a pet parent planning to take your furry friend on an adventure? If so, this guide is here to help make that dream come true. Before embarking on your journey together, it's essential to prepare yourself and your fur ball and this guide will help you with just that.
By Raunak Agarwal3 years ago in Petlife
How To Keep Your Cat Healthy And Live Long
There are a number of things you can do to help your cat live a long, healthy life: 1.Provide your cat with a healthy diet. Feed them high-quality cat food that meets their nutritional needs.
By vetrivel3 years ago in Petlife
Airline-Approved Pet Carriers for Stress-Free Travel
Introduction: Traveling with a pet can be a great way to bring your furry friend along on adventures, but it's important to make sure you have the proper equipment to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for both you and your pet. One essential item for traveling with a pet by air is an airline-approved pet carrier. These carriers are designed to meet specific size and construction guidelines set by airlines in order to ensure the safety and comfort of both pets and passengers. In this article, we will review the different types of airline-approved pet carriers, discuss factors to consider when choosing one, and provide some top picks and tips for using them.
By Devaraj3 years ago in Petlife
What its like using Pet Sitting to Travel the World for Free
The only reason why I don't travel as I much long term is because I wasn’t always able to find a long-term pet sitter for my cat in my close community. I also try to never leave her more than a month.
By Lauren 3 years ago in Petlife
To the Summit
We drove up the snowy, winding road towards the cozy A-frame cabin. We always like driving with the windows down, and the heat blazing in the car. It gave us the best of both worlds, the crisp fresh air rushing in our lungs, and the soothing warmth of the heat to save us from certain hypothermia. The mountains were a nice change in scenery in comparison to the bustling concrete jungle we were familiar with in NY. A few times along the way, we pulled to the side of the road, got out of the car, and just soaked in the taste of freedom. The sweet aroma of the pine trees comingled with the fresh mountain air and provided us with a brief moment of serenity. When we would close our eyes and we could simply “be” in the present moment.
By Ethan DeAbreu3 years ago in Petlife
Pumpkin Swirls
[Author’s Note] This story is for a non-fiction challenge. While some may consider this story to be fiction, I dispute those claims by stating that I have recalled this story by memory and chosen to elaborate some details that otherwise would have been incomplete and/or vague. Take it for what it is but remember this, the truth should never get in the way of a good story.
By Mark Crouch3 years ago in Petlife
The Complete Guide to Aquariums and How to Include Them in Your Personal Space
Introduction: The first recorded mention of the word “aquarium” was in 1658 by Paul Dudley, who discovered that if he used a glass container and water to fill it he could see small fish.
By Mohammed Nishad S 3 years ago in Petlife
Alaska Airlines Pet Policy
The travel with pets is challenging, particularly when traveling on an airplane. The airline has lots of limitations on the number of pets can be brought aboard and under the circumstances. However, to pet lovers, there's a variety of methods to make it more simple.
By Airlines gethuman3 years ago in Petlife
Why should you do a genetic test on your dog?
Genetic tests in humans are already a common reality to find out about preventable genetic diseases or even to find out the ethnic origin of our ancestors. For example, it is already common to analyze the presence of certain mutations in genes to understand the probability of a person to suffer from certain types of cancer. How could it be otherwise, these types of tests are beginning to be available for our fellow dogs and thus be able to give them better health.
By Malik Kashif3 years ago in Petlife
At the Ocean
As difficult as it is to pick from the many wonderful times with my dog, Sugar, one time stands out. We headed down to Galveston Friday around noon from Dallas for the 4th of July holiday. We took our time and stopped at too many Buc-ees along the way. It was overcast that day—a nice break from the hot Texas summer—so we took our time.
By Rick McBride3 years ago in Petlife
Spaniel's Weather
We went camping once in the cold of January at Devil's Den Park. Just my husband, myself, and our cocker spaniel, Sage. We had visited previously and were eager for a chance to return before my PTO expired. Camping with a dog can be a hefty endeavor, but it never is with Sage. She is one of the few perfect creatures in the world with a quiet demeanor and obedient heart.
By Laura Lann3 years ago in Petlife
A girl and her pup
Penny Farthing and I have been together just over two years now. We have shared many a wonderful experiences, but the one for discussion is a memory from our drive down to Valdez from Delta Junction. The skies were clear so we could see every mountain top. The temperature was warm enough that I could wear my amazing blue gnome like poncho with only a tank top underneath.
By Just a girl and her pup3 years ago in Petlife