Moving into a new home is a stressful endeavor, and for pet parents, it can seem even more challenging. When you’ve lived in a home for a long time, it’s easy to become emotionally attached to a place. This can make it hard to settle into a new home that

Welcome back! Moving can be tough on your cats and dogs. All of the clutter, constant movement, and chaos of packing and moving your entire household can be very stressful for pets. In part one of our short blog series, we began looking at some helpful moving advice for pet

Welcome back to the Animals Away blog! In our last blog series, we spent some time discussing spring pet care tips for your cats and dogs, which you can read by following these links to parts one and two. While we’re on the topic of spring — spring and summer

Welcome back to the Animals Away blog! Spring is an exciting time that is full of renewal, rebirth, and rejuvenation. Springtime is also an opportune time to start home improvement projects, perform car repairs, and plant your garden. As you partake in all the age-old springtime traditions around your household,

Spring is in full bloom, which presents many new challenges and hazards for pets and pet owners. Between the springtime home improvements, spring cleaning, and setting sweet treats out in celebration of Easter, there are many aspects of spring to be mindful of when you have a dog or cat.

Welcome to part two of our series about common pet travel myths. In part one, we looked at common myths that are specifically about airlines. In this post, we’ll take a look at a few other misconceptions regarding pet travel in general. Myth - Driving Your Pet is Always Better

When it comes to air travel with pets, it’s a subject that draws a lot of natural apprehension from pet owners. Traveling via air with pets can be a complicated and stressful affair. As someone who’s naturally protective of your furry companion’s well-being, it’s understandable why you would have reservations

When it comes to dog travel, all of the bases are covered pretty well by a variety of experienced travelers and experts alike. Cat travel, however, especially when it involves an airplane, is a subject that hasn’t been discussed quite as much. Cats just don’t travel nearly as often, particularly