A Guide On How To Travel With Your Furry

Our pets are the most cherished part of our life. They care for us like no other. Kempton Hotel understands this irreplaceable bond and keeping this thought in mind we have made our hotel pet-friendly. Whatever way you travel to your destination, you have to plan beforehand to make the trip hassle-free for your pet. The best way to decide whether you should fly or have a road trip with your pet is based on their individual needs. Some pets are comfortable while travelling while some get road sick. Some might find it very stressful while some might enjoy it. At the end of the day, you know your pet the best and can make decisions that suit their needs. Consult your vet before traveling. They will give you very useful tips that are surely going to benefit you. Here, at Kempton Hotel, all the furry friends are welcomed with open arms.

● Consult your vet before traveling with your pet. They will guide you with important tips and prescribe medicines to avoid inconvenience during the trip. Some pets do not do well with age, illness, or temperament. In this case, it is best to contact your vet for advice and precautionary steps.

● Familiarize your pet with a crate in case a situation arises where they must be put in there for a while. Always check on the weight and breed restrictions too while traveling.

● Ensure to keep a fully functioning tracker on your dog that will keep you aware of their whereabouts. This step is very important when traveling to someplace else. The collar should have all the important information on it. This includes the address and your phone number. Keeping your dog safe should be the only priority.

● Always carry a current photo of your pet with you. God forbid if they get away from you for some time, it will be easier to locate them.

● Always keep proof of all the vaccines your pet has been administered with. This is very important when traveling across borders.

● Get them some exercise done. This will help in keeping both their physical and mental well-being in place.

● If your pet is not accustomed to the cars. Make them travel in breaks and reinforce good behavior with the help of treats. Do not force them to travel if they are not accustomed to it.

● While traveling by road keep your pet on a regular feeding schedule. Keep their favorite treat handy and keep rewarding them whenever you see good behavior. Also, keep a jug of cold water just in case a source of water is not available nearby.

● Never leave your dog unattended in a car alone, even for the shortest duration of time. They are very innocent creatures and can lock themselves inside the car unexpectedly.

Pay special attention to your dog while traveling. Their behavior, eating, drinking, and potty habits. Be on the lookout for any kind of scratch or unusual discharge. At times pets do not respond well to location change, and the tiniest sign should not be ignored.