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      Tips for Pet Vacation Planning 

      June 26th, 2010

      Tips for Vacation Planning
      By: Natalia Corres, Bakersfield Pets Examiner



      Vacation planning includes your pets, whether they are going with you or staying behind. Here are some quick tips to help you in your planning:

      If your pet is coming with you:
      1. Be sure to have a copy of the most recent vaccinations and any special needs such as medication with you. You may need to provide proof of vaccination to a hotel or airline.
      2. Pack food and water for a road trip.
      3. If your pet needs medications, bring them with you with a copy of the doctor’s prescription or recommendation (in case you need to replace the medication).
      4. Make sure you have a leash, harness or kennel for your pet to travel in safely and in comfort.

      If your pet is staying home with a pet sitter:
      1. Be sure to leave a copy of the recent vaccination.
      2. Leave complete contact information for your Vet and your preferred emergency animal hospital.
      3. Leave complete contact information for you, and an emergency contact in case you cannot be reached.
      4. Make sure the pet sitter is aware of any special needs, such as medication.
      5. Make sure there is enough food for the caretaker to provide for your pet, so there are no last minute substitutions of food brands which could cause additional stress to your pet.

      If your pet is being boarded:
      1. Leave complete contact information for your Vet and your preferred emergency animal hospital.
      2. Leave complete contact information for you, and an emergency contact in case you cannot be reached.
      3. Provide your pet with one of your tee shirts or a blanket that has home smells on it, for comfort.
      4. Ask if your pet will be able to have a favorite toy with them.
      5. Make sure that the boarders are aware of any special needs, such as medication.

      Follow these simple steps and make your vacation more enjoyable and carefree for you, your family and your pets.

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