Your pet will probably feel more secure resting inside the carrier. Vaccinations and health certificate Have your dog or cat examined by your veterinarian prior to travel. Make certain your pet's vaccinations are current, including a parvovirus vaccination if your pet is a dog. Take along proof of current rabies vaccination. Protect your pet Supervise your pet carefully.
Pets left unattended are easy victims for thieves who make money from trading animals.
If your pet is a cat, make certain it is leashed or secured in a carrier any time you are getting out of your car. Exercise your dog on a leash or under your immediate control. In hot weather, animals can suffer from heat prostration very quickly if left in a car even if the windows are partially open. Booking a room Traveling with a pet requires careful consideration. It is possible to find hotels and motels throughout the United States and Canada that will accommodate pets.