3. Keep Their Diet Consistent
Unless you’re sure you’ll find pet food at your destination, bring sufficient quantities of your pet’s usual food. An abrupt change of diet could give him a nasty bout of diarrhea – not ideal in a hotel or someone else’s house.
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4. Don’t Forget the Comforts of Home
Don’t forget comfort and amusement by packing your pet’s toys, bedding and, if appropriate, some cat litter. It’s important to remember that travel can cause stress for even the most well adjusted pet, and small things can make the difference. If your pet needs treats to behave, do the smart thing and pack a little extra. You’ll probably need them.
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