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Car Travel: Most people traveling with pets drive, so learn how to make the most of it here. Airline Travel: Before you take to the skies, know the risk factors and the necessary precautions to keep your pet safe. Camping and Hiking: Heading into the Great Outdoors? Take some additional precautions. Canadian and International Travel: Check out some key regulations governing pet travel to and from Canada and elsewhere. Following the common-sense information on this web site and in Traveling with Your Pet: The AAA PetBook® will help ensure that both you and your animal companion have a fabulous trip, no matter where you go. |
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| If you have more questions, the following organizations offer information, tips, brochures and other travel materials designed to help you and your pet enjoy a happy and safe vacation.
American Animal Hospital Association American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals American Veterinary Medical Association The Humane Society of the United States National Association of Professional Pet Sitters PetGroomer.com Pet Partners (For travelers with disabilities) Pet Sitters International USDA-APHIS-Animal Care Find this information and more in Traveling with Your Pet: The AAA PetBook®. |
to travel, a fact that isn’t lost on the travel industry. In fact, more than 14,000 AAA-RATED® hotels and campgrounds are pet-friendly, and airline bookings for pet passengers
are on the rise. Pets, who are great companions at home, are earning their stripes on
the road, too. |
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