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Before you travel
Ensure your pet is in good physical health before you travel.
Consult with your veterinarian.
Check proper pet vaccinations.
Update pet health certificate.
Bring a copy of your dog's health record.
Make sure identification collar tags, or micro chip ID specify current information.
If traveling abroad, contact the consulate of your destination and ask their requirements for your pet to enter the country.
If traveling abroad, ensure you have a Passport for Companion Animal
Consider using a pet carrier company
Traveling by Car
Takie your pet on shorter trips before traveling.
Feed your pet lightly before beginning your trip.
It is safer for you and safer for your pet if he or she is confined to pet travel cage or crate.
Secure carriers with a seat belt or bungee cords.
Always travel with a leash.
Do not allow pets to hang out windows.
Plan frequent rest stops during a car ride.
Keep to food schedules.
Bring fresh water and food.
Bring along whatever your pet is accustomed to, and what smells like "home".
Never leave your pet in a parked car.
Traveling by Air
Check with your air carrier's website for specific details.
Make sure to make a reservation for your pet.
Always try to book non-stop flights.
If the animal is traveling in the cargo hold, be sure to label the crate with a photo of your pet on top of the crate.
Never tranquilize.
Hotel Stay
Locate a pet friendly hotel.
Call in advance to check any restrictions.
Keep your pet on a leash.
Check for hotel pet sitters or daycare centers.
Leave the hotel staff an emergency contact number to reach you.
Be courteous to hotel guests about your dog's room behavior.
Report and pay promptly for any pet caused damage.

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