If you re a loving pet-parent like myself, you probably find it hard to drop off your fuzzy little love ones at the vet or kennel while you whisk yourself away on vacation. Nothing s worse than looking into Fluffy s or Barky s eyes and promising them that you ll be back soon. It s hard. But luckily, with leisure vacation becoming more popular, many accommodations across the world are accepting pets. Before you pack them into a pet taxi and drive to the first quaint bed and breakfast you find, make sure that your pets are up to date on their shots and are not sick.
Nothing s worse than traveling with a sick pet.
Most kennels would require the shots and health check anyway. Then it s time to start calling some properties that you have in mind for your vacation. Whether you speak to the innkeepers over the phone or contact them through e-mail, your first priority is to inquire whether they do accepts pets. If they do accept pets, they may require an additional charge or a deposit. When you and your pets make it to check-in time, ask the innkeepers where you can walk your pets and where you should not.