If you can't travel with your pet, and you're planning on leaving them at a boarding site or with a friend, make sure not to make a big deal out of saying goodbye, as this can often make them more anxious. If they're traveling in a carrier, it's important that they have room to stand up, sit down, lay down, turn around, and be comfortable. And lastly, make sure that they have a safe space to travel in. Being nauseous it's definitely a surefire way to make them anxious and uncomfortable. Make sure that you don't feed them a huge meal right before you go. First, make sure to take shorter trips before you take a longer one so that they can get used to the motion of the car or the plane and all the hustle and bustle of traveling. If you're planning on traveling with your pet, here's some tips to keep them comfortable. And a lesser-known sign is actually what we call a stress yawn. There's many signs that your pet might be anxious, but some telltale ones include panting, pacing, excessive vocalizing or barking.
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Let's talk about how to keep your pets calm during this holiday season. LISA LIPPMAN: Many things can make pets anxious, especially when they're put into unfamiliar situations. Lisa Lippman is sharing all her tips and tricks for calming anxious pets this holiday season, whether you're traveling with them, boarding them or having people over.
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