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Tips for Taking your Dog to Canada from GoPetFriendly.com

Traveling With Pets to Canada Just Got Easier

Traveling with your pets to Canada is easy! Find out what documents are required for a pet-friendly road trip across the border between the U.S. and Canada.

Ty the Shar-pei and Buster the German Shepherd from GoPetFriendly.com relaxing in a campsite on their dog zip line

Making a Zip Line for your Dog

For about $10 you can make a zip line for your dog, and make your next camping trip, picnic, or afternoon at the park more fun and relaxing for you both!

Cat and dog resting on bed in a pet friendly hotel

Hotel Chains Where Pets Stay Free

Stretch your travel budget by avoiding pet fees! Find out which pet friendly hotels allow your furry travel companions to stay for free.

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Make A DIY Pet First Aid Kit For Your Car

Accidents happen, especially when you travel with pets! Make a DIY pet first aid kit for your car, and be prepared with the pet-specific items you'll need.

A bag with all the essentials your dog will need to go on an overnight trip.

Pet Travel Essentials: Never Leave Home Without Them

Whether you're running errands in your neighborhood, or embarking on a cross-country road trip, these pet travel essentials should always be in your car.

Is it Illegal to Leave Your Pet Alone in the Car?

Is it illegal to leave your pets in parked cars? For people traveling alone with their dog or cat, the answer depends on where you are.

Preparing for Emergency Evacuation with Pets

Hurricanes, floods, wildfires, train derailments, and industrial accidents can all cause emergency evacuations. Make a plan now that includes your pets!

How to Tell If Your Dog Has A Fever

Determining whether your dog has a fever is tricky. These tips will help you recognize the symptoms and decide what to do when your dog's temperature rises.