Leaving pets behind when you travel is difficult for them, even when they get to stay in their home. (Leaving them at boarding kennels is a whole story on its own.) When we recently got back from just two nights away, our cats ran and hid as if we were strangers. When they came out, they glared at us.
It's too bad there's no way to explain to them what's happening, but is there anything we can do to make it easier on the pets when we have to travel without them?
Lisa Hall, owner of a 10-year-old German shepherd, Beau,
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Summer Safety For Pets
by Anna P. June 17th, 2010 | Cats, Dogs, Veterinarians
Summer is the season of fun, and its no exception for your pets! Whether it's taking them out to frolic in the sun or bringing your pet with you on vacation, its very important to keep your best friend's safety in mind. Read below for a few tips to keep in mind.
1- Never Leave A Pet In A Car
You'd never leave a baby or toddler alone in a car on a hot summer day, so why would you do the same to your pet? Because animals are smaller and don't really sweat the same way people do, it doesn't
1- Never Leave A Pet In A Car
You'd never leave a baby or toddler alone in a car on a hot summer day, so why would you do the same to your pet? Because animals are smaller and don't really sweat the same way people do, it doesn't
