If you go on vacation you will want your pet to be as comfortable as possible. This guide will outline the steps.
Steps
- Ask to check on your pet during the time you will be gone: for example, neighbors, friends, family members, etc. Inform them of any special needs your pet has.
- Prepare the house.
- Make sure that your pet has a good bed and way to go to the bathroom (doggy door or litter box).
- Leave the heat or AC on in the areas of the house that the pet occupies.
- Place all supplies the person will need to care for the pet in an obvious, but pet proof place: treats, food, leash, notes, etc.
- "Pet-proof" the house. Put anything that your pet might get into far out of their reach.
- Make sure that your pet has a good bed and way to go to the bathroom (doggy door or litter box).
- Go away! Have a great time on your vacation and call the sitter to check up if you think it's necessary.
- Return home and be sure to thank the sitter. You may have arranged to pay them something; if not, tip them or at least give them some baked goods. This will ensure that they will want to pet-sit again.
Kennel
If your pet is too young, old, or misbehaved to be left alone for long periods of time the kennel is a good option. The level of human or animal company your pet will have varies from place to place.- Call the kennel service before you leave on your vacation to schedule drop-off and pick-up times. If you have never done this before be sure to ask friends which kennel is best.
- Gather up all necessary items for the pet: food, bowls, bed, toys, leash, etc.
- Drop your pet off at the kennel and go on your vacation.
- Pick them up when you come back and make sure they are well. Some pets react badly to kennels, so you may want to give them a little extra attention the next few days.
Tips
- Double check before you leave that the pet-sitter is available.
Things You'll Need
- Pet(s)
- Trip
Related wikiHows
- How to Make Sure Your Hamster (or Any Other Pet) Is Taken Care of While You Are Gone
- How to Effectively Take Care of a Domestic Animal or Pet
- How to Have a Pet Friendly Vacation
- How to Pet Sit
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