Traveling with your dog
By Shadrach on Jul 26, 2008 in Animal Talk, Naturally!, Dog & Cat Books & DVDs
Could you leave this face behind??? I mean come on humans, could you honestly go on a vacation WITHOUT your dog???? What is wrong with you? There are a LOT of pet-friendly hotels out there nowadays. Petside.com just recently put together a comprehensive travel package featuring vacation ideas for pet lovers, tips on how to fly the friendly skies with your pet, reviews of the best cars to buy or rent if you want to road trip with your pet, and a look at the latest must-have pet travel products…so now you have absolutely NO excuse to NOT take your dog with you, WOOF!
Travel slideshow and list of the top 5 pet-friendly hotels:
http://www.petside.com/news/top-pet-friendly-hotels.html
AND Petside.com’s contributing veterinarian Dr. Lauren Brickman offers up medical advice on how to protect your pet during your summer vacation, whether going across the country or just relaxing in your backyard.
Okay and don’t forget to pick up a copy of two VERY important books that can help you on road trips or any time you have an emergency with your pets:
1. 
by the Pet Safety Guy Thom Somes. Listen to Thom’s interview with us on Animal Talk Naturally here: First Aid Care for Pets - Show #148. Thom will be our guest once again on August 27, 2008 at 2:30 PM Eastern LIVE on BlogTalk Radio. We’ll be talking about a Tail to Snout Assessment for Your Dog 
2. 
by Melinda Lord. Look for Melinda to be our guest on Animal Talk Naturally October 7, 2008 at 2:30 PM Eastern LIVE on Blog Talk Radio
And here is our very own NATURAL first aid kit you can take with you on the road:
Natural First Aid Kit for Your Dog
And our article:
First Aid for Your Dog
Alright so NO excuses, take your dog traveling WITH you, WOOF!
Have a pawsitively tail waggin’, fun, safe and traveling with your dog summer day, WOOF!
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By Melinda Lord on Aug 8, 2008 | Reply
I just wanted to write that I am honored to be a guest on Animal Talk Naturally in October!
The book I will be talking about was an ‘evolution’ that started from gathering information for ourselves to a book of over 700 that are either 24-hour veterinary facilities or after-hour veterinary facilities. It was also a book that never started out being a book until we were traveling and the difficulty finding veterinary help surfaced for the 2nd time in my lifetime.
For any of you who have determined that emergency veterinary help was your next option, but that kind of help was no where to be found (that you knew of), you will understand why I wrote the book.
So, it is with my best traveling wishes I write this now.
Until October!
Happy Trails and Happy Tails!
Melinda Lord