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The Nervous Traveler - How to Calm Your Anxious Pets
The road trip is a great American tradition. It's fun to pack up the car and go search for adventure - or just head to Grandma's house. For many of us, the trip just isn't the same without a furry traveling buddy. Some dogs and cats just love to get on the road, looking out the window at the world whipping by. But not all pets travel well. Some pets have a fear of riding in cars or get nauseous from motion sickness. Be kind to your animal friends by slowly introducing them to car travel, and use some of these tips to help your pets feel more comfortable: Get your pet used to riding in the car before you take a long trip. Take your dog or cat with you for the short drive to the post office or other quick trips. Go for a long walk, play a game or get some other exercise so your pet is tired and more likely to sleep during the trip. Spend some time with your pet before leaving on a trip. Things can get pretty hectic when you're getting ready to go. A few quiet moments just relaxing and petting your companion can calm both of you. ... http://groups.google.com/group/dogfoodmave |
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